In preparation for the upcoming school year, the Weston School District has announced income requirements for families to qualify for free or reduced-price lunch or milk.
Households that make below a certain amount of income can qualify for food or milk for their children.
The State of Wisconsin has released its predictions about how much money districts will receive for the upcoming school year and, at least so far, it doesn’t look like Reedsburg will see much of an increase.
The number of seclusion and restraint instances at the Reedsburg School District doesn’t appear to be rising.
It was a pretty average year, according Jeff Bindl, director of special education and pupil services. Bindl made a presentation on the topic before the Reedsburg School Board last week.
Jan Richardson won this year’s Celebrate Weston award. Seen here from left are Weston Elementary Principal Jason Meyer, School Board President Carrie Heiking, Richardson, and Weston Superintendent Gary Syftestad. (Submitted photo)
The Weston School District presented this year’s Celebrate Weston award to Jan Richardson. The award acknowledges people, businesses, or entities that make considerable contributions toward educating students.
