The weather Wednesday evening was perfect for the first Watertown Ceramics Celebration at Watertown High School co-hosted by the Watertown Arts Council and the WUSD Art Department.
During the free community event, attendees viewed raku firing and smoke demonstrations and talked with students as they sculpted and glazed clay bowls, cups and figurines. In addition, pottery, jewelry, and other crafts were on display by local artists.
Mark your calendar for the next free community arts event – the K-12 Student Art Showcase on Nov. 19 at WHS.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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During the free community event, attendees viewed raku firing and smoke demonstrations and talked with students as they sculpted and glazed clay bowls, cups and figurines. In addition, pottery, jewelry, and other crafts were on display by local artists.
Mark your calendar for the next free community arts event – the K-12 Student Art Showcase on Nov. 19 at WHS.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
#WatertownWay
Riverside Middle School recently hosted the largest AVID family night in the school's history with more than 150 people in attendance - including both students and their family members! AVID stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination.
Students participated in the official Signing Ceremony to welcome them to the 2025-26 AVID program.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Students participated in the official Signing Ceremony to welcome them to the 2025-26 AVID program.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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The community is invited to attend a special Veterans Day celebration at Watertown High School on Monday, Nov. 10 from 8:30-10 a.m. Please register in advance by calling (920) 262-7500 ext. 6801 or by clicking this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7YAPSgTVAL70MlwFXFgROBBnVCpTP5nvPWA8N5QwCSbetSA/viewform.

Webster Wildcats wish to thank Koplin Excavating for their donation of top soil and Ebert's Greenhouse Village for their donation of beautiful flowers to make the Webster Elementary School garden gorgeous this summer! Last spring, third graders at Webster planted zinnia seeds, shoveled the top soil into the raised beds, and made this garden come to life! Pollinators visited the flowers all summer, and Wildcat families have enjoyed the color and beauty added to this corner of the school! Way to go, Wildcats!
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Homecoming weekend came to a close Saturday evening as more than 650 students attended the annual Homecoming Dance at Watertown High School. Thank you to all the staff and students who worked so hard to plan such fun and memorable Homecoming festivities. 💙
Just a reminder - College & Career Planning Night is this evening at Watertown High School from 5:45-8 p.m.

It’s School Board Week in Wisconsin and we wish to recognize the WUSD Board of Education for its commitment to our students, staff and community. Our Board of Education members spend hours preparing for and attending meetings, understanding policy, and working to move our school district forward. 🏫
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Landsverk Field at Watertown High School was a sea of blue and white as the home stands were packed with students, staff, families and community members all there to cheer on the Goslings!
Sharing photos of the Homecoming Court from Friday's Watertown High School Homecoming Parade. 👑🎉
Following Friday's pep assembly, the annual Homecoming Parade took place on Main Street in downtown Watertown. Temps topped 90 degrees as the community came together to cheer on the Goslings!
Watertown High School Homecoming 2025 is now in the books. What a great weekend for celebrating all things WHS! Check out these photos from a very fun, energetic and LOUD pep assembly held Friday afternoon. Congratulations to Homecoming King Eli Clark and Queen Sophia Page! 💙👑
As Homecoming Week continues in the Watertown Unified School District, we are sharing some fun photos from special dress days at the elementary schools. Enjoys these pictures of crazy hair day at Lincoln STEM Elementary School and tourist day at Webster Elementary School.






Today is National School Custodian Appreciation Day. Thank you to all the members of the Watertown Unified School District custodial staff for their hard work and dedication to keeping our school buildings safe and clean. 💙💛

The Watertown Unified School District Human Resources Committee will meet this evening at 4:45 p.m. In addition, the WUSD Board of Education will hold a special meeting tonight at 6 p.m. To view the meeting agendas, please click here: https://go.boarddocs.com/wi/watertown/Board.nsf/vpublic?open.

Support Ag education in Watertown schools by attending this fun event sponsored by our FFA Alumni.

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This past Wednesday, students and staff at Webster Elementary School wore their 100% Every Day/Learning the Wildcat Way shirts to recognize National Bullying Awareness Day.
This quote was recently posted to the Webster PTO Facebook page: "At Webster, we know that kindness never goes out of style; it starts here and grows here, every day." 🌱💫
This quote was recently posted to the Webster PTO Facebook page: "At Webster, we know that kindness never goes out of style; it starts here and grows here, every day." 🌱💫
🌟 Congratulations to our Watertown High School seniors who have earned College Board awards for demonstrating exemplary college-level achievement on AP and PSAT exams. Keep up the great work!

Lebanon LEAP Elementary Schoolers were visited earlier this week by students from the Watertown High School FFA program. They learned about sheep and got up close with a tractor. It was a beautiful day for a great outdoor learning experience. 🚜
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Webster Elementary School held its Cool, Awesome and Terrific Students (CATS) lunch on Friday, September 19. Each month, Webster Principal Brad Clark eats lunch with a group of Cool, Awesome and Terrific Students. These students are selected by teachers in grades 5K-5 for making great gains in an academic area or by working super hard.
Picture 1 - Grades K, 1 & 2
Top row, left to right: Johnathan Ruetten, Zoey Bahn
Next row, left to right: Marie Holst, Kelisianna Laviola, Nate Jeffers
Bottom row, left to right: Hannah Marcum, Aiyla Hoffman, Scarlett Newman
Picture 2 - Grades 3, 4 & 5
Top row, left to right: Brent Weger, Alice Meyer, Daeshawn Holmes
Next row, left to right: Matthew Gillinov, Aubrey McCreery, Elanor Reich
Bottom row, left to right: Wade Heller, Maci Stukenberg, Makenna Nay
Picture 1 - Grades K, 1 & 2
Top row, left to right: Johnathan Ruetten, Zoey Bahn
Next row, left to right: Marie Holst, Kelisianna Laviola, Nate Jeffers
Bottom row, left to right: Hannah Marcum, Aiyla Hoffman, Scarlett Newman
Picture 2 - Grades 3, 4 & 5
Top row, left to right: Brent Weger, Alice Meyer, Daeshawn Holmes
Next row, left to right: Matthew Gillinov, Aubrey McCreery, Elanor Reich
Bottom row, left to right: Wade Heller, Maci Stukenberg, Makenna Nay


