Congrats to this week's "Caught Being Good" winners! Way to go, middle schoolers!

Our 8th graders had an awesome trip to MWSCO in Winona this week! They got hands-on experience learning about robotics, programming, and automation/welding in manufacturing, including programming the robots themselves and even having root beer served by a robot!

To top off a great day, the group stopped for a sunny lunch break at the local park

Our G-E-T Middle School 6th-grade class had an amazing trip visiting Ashley Furniture to celebrate National Manufacturing Month! 🛠️✨

120 of our students toured the facility, learned about local industry, and did an outstanding job representing our school by following safety guidelines and actively participating.

Huge thanks to Kris Gengler, Heather Bailey, Chelsey Hanson, and the rest of the team, and to the team at Ashley Furniture Industries for hosting us and giving our students such a great hands-on learning experience!

Congrats to this week's "Caught Being Good" winners! Way to go, middle schoolers!

Congrats to our Caught Being Good Winners. This month, they also had a chance to win a gift card to Fat Cat's Bait Shop or Ettrick Golf Course.

Our students had an afternoon full of smiles, excitement, and fun at Oktoberfest Special Festers!

The day began with a stop at McDonald’s, where students practiced ordering their own food and using their community life skills. Then they headed to the fest grounds and were ready for some fun! Students enjoyed riding the carnival rides, spending time together, and meeting both new and old friends.

Experiences like these give our students a chance to practice independence, build confidence, and enjoy being part of our community. A big thank you to everyone at Oktoberfest Special Festers for putting together such a special experience for our students!

Huge shoutout to our incredible Middle School students and community!

Together, G-E-T Middle School brought in 856 total items for our local food drive! A special congratulations to our 8th Grade Class, who took 1st place after collecting 411 items, making them 3-time consecutive champions!

Thank you to everyone who donated, organized, and helped make a difference for our community. Way to show that Red Hawk pride! ❤️

Congrats to this week's "Caught Being Good" winners! Way to go, middle schoolers!

The middle school clebrated Twin Day as part of our Homecomign dress up week. It was great to see so many students participate.

Congrats to this week's "Caught Being Good" winners! Way to go, middle schoolers!

Congrats to our middle school music department on earning an Accreditation Award from the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA)!

This award recognizes schools that demonstrate outstanding commitment to music education by engaging performing ensembles in WSMA Concert Group Festivals and Clinics.

We are proud to share that we currently have 181 students in band and 134 students in choir participating in our programs.

Thank you to our music staff and everyone who supports our students' participation and growth in the arts!

Congrats to this week's "Caught Being Good" winners! Way to go, middle schoolers!

These students are part of our very first drawing of the school year. Each week, staff collect tickets from students recognized for going above and beyond or excelling in a target focus area. To kick off the year, we focused on proper iPad and planner use. Winners were randomly selected and awarded their prizes today!

During 6th grade orientation, students will participate in large and small group activities, receive a tour of the building and much more! Lunch and a light snack will be provided for all students. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes because it will be an active day. Students may also bring any school supplies they would like to put in their locker for the first day of school. Student Orientation Bus Schedules - For Students on August 13 Bus #1: Leaves Trempealeau Elementary School at 8:30 am, proceeds east on Hwy 35 to Bemis Addition, then Timberwolf Lane, North on Co Rd M to Co Rd K, North on Co Rd T, east on West Ridge (upper table) to the High School ending at the Middle School Bus #2: Leaves Trempealeau Elementary School at 8:25 am, proceeds to Park Road to Canar to Kribs Road, south on Hwy 35 to 10th Street to Co Rd K, north on Schubert Road to Prairie Bluff Addition. The bus will cut through Fairway Lane to Hwy 35 and head north to Centerville with a stop at the curling club, then travel east on 93/54 into Ridgeview Drive and Barbara Lane to Hwy 54 to Winnebago Road, then High School and ending at the middle school. Bus #3: Leaves Ettrick Elementary School at 8:30 am, proceeds on Dopp Road to Truax Road, then Hwy 53 south with a stop at Frenchville. Traveling down County Road T to TTT, then north to Sunset Valley Road, then Sunset View Lane back to Hwy 53 south to the High School and ending at the Middle School

Hi everyone,

I am writing to share details about our upcoming Fall School Sports Meeting this Wednesday, July 29.

While this meeting is optional, it is a great opportunity to review our athletic handbook, meet our new Athletic Director, Jake Perner, and turn in or pick up required athletic paperwork before the seasons begin.​ Physical forms will be available to pick up, or you can drop off completed forms at the meeting. There is, however, no coaches' meeting afterward for middle school parents/athletes.

The first practice dates for the Middle School are as follows. Athletes should come to the first practice wearing athletic attire.
Football: August 25 - 3:30-5:30 pm
Volleyball: August 26 - 3:30-5:30 pm
Cross Country: August 26 - 4:00-5:00 pm
Girls Golf: September 2 - 3:30-5:30 pm

​Middle School Sports Offerings:
Fall: Girls Golf (Grades 6–8), Volleyball (7–8), Cross Country (6–8), Football (7–8)
Winter: Girls Basketball (7–8), Boys Basketball (7–8), Wrestling (6–8), Dance (6–8)
Spring: Track (7–8), Boys Golf (6–8)*
*6th-grade Boys Golf participation is pending final roster numbers.
We look forward to seeing you there and starting a great year of athletics!

The last day of school brought plenty of celebration and recognition! Here we celebrated the President's Award for Educational Excellence: This is the highest honor. It recognizes students who show outstanding educational growth, improvement, and commitment to their studies. We recognized two groups: those with a 3.75 GPA and higher, and those with a 3.5 GPA.

The President's Award for Educational Achievement: This award is designed to reward students who show incredible hard work and dedication, often overcoming obstacles, but who may not necessarily meet the GPA requirements of the Excellence award.

We celebrated our final attendance reward drawings of the school year! This term, we recognized students who were absent for two days or fewer in the fourth quarter. We had an incredible 246 students meet the criteria, how impressive! Congratulations to all of our winners throughout the entire school year!

The last day of school brought plenty of celebration and recognition! Among the honors, we proudly recognized 27 outstanding students for achieving perfect attendance this year. What an incredibly impressive accomplishment!

Huge congratulations to our students who completed the Reading Without Walls challenge! They explored new cultures, learned about diverse experiences, and expanded their horizons through the power of books.

Their well-earned reward? A taste test of awesome cultural snacks from around the globe! Check out these proud faces!