Registration Open for New Berlin Soap Box Derby (Posted 6/7/17)
nline registration is now open for the 2017 New Berlin Soap Box Derby. This year’s race will take place on Sunday, September 10th at the track at Valley View Park. The Derby is open to children ages 6-16 who are encouraged to design, build and race their own cars. To register and for more information visit: nbsoapboxderby.org for details. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Summer Meals from USDA (Posted 5/22/17)
Please check out the FLYER for information on summer meals for kids & teens though the US Dept. of Agriculture.
Sign Up for the C.A.R.I.N.G Group to Support SDNB Schools (Posted 8/30/16)
Attention Parents: The C.A.R.I.N.G. Group (Companies Actively Investing in Neighborhood Growth) is a local fundraising program that makes it easy to support our SDNB schools, while supporting local businesses at the same time...all without taking money out of your family’s budget. It’s easy:
Visit the C.A.R.I.N.G. Group website to sign up for free.
The participating business makes a donation to the school of your choice.
See their website FAQ for additional information. Sign up today to support your student’s school. All New Berlin schools are eligible, and you can instruct the C.A.R.I.N.G. Group to divvy up your donations to more than one school, if you choose. Contact Anne Warchol with questions.
TESTING
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UPCOMING COLLEGE & CAREER EVENTS
UW Colleges Southeast Region's Engineering Boot Camp for High School Students (Posted 5/22/17)
UW Colleges Regional Continuing Education is offering local high school students an opportunity to see first-hand the numerous career opportunities that a degree in engineering has! This is the perfect venue for high school students that want to become an engineer, but are not sure what exact field they would like to enter. This is a challenging, fun, and hands?on experience to expose students to various engineering disciplines so that they may pursue engineering studies in college related to their specific interest. Students will learn about the exciting fields of engineering from local engineers and engineering students, participate in engineering design projects, and visit local businesses to observe engineers at work. For one week in the summer, we will visit a different local company each day, tour their facility, and speak with their engineers to learn what their day entails and how they landed their job position. During the week, we will explore civil, electrical, industrial/manufacturing, mechanical, material, and architectural engineering. Space is limited.
Our wish is that our student athletes take some time this summer to think about their successes this past season and the areas they would like to improve. Stay active! Set goals! August will be here soon and you will never regret, when your season begins, the time you put in as you work towards your peak performance level!
Participation forms are available on the NBW Athletic & Activities website.
The Digital Registration form is available now for the 2017-18 school year. Take your time to review the Code of Conduct, the WIAA Eligibility Bulletin, the Communication Policy and the WI Concussion Law.
The hard copy forms that need to be turned in are the Physical form and the Emergency Contact form . They may be turned into the office sometime over the summer. Note: if either forms are updated during the course of the school year, please bring to Ms. Hoffman.
Students may pick up their RED CARD with Ms. Hoffman in the front office after participation forms are accounted for. Summer Office hours are Monday - Thursday, 7:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Coaches' contact information can be found on the NBW Athletics & Activities website->Home-> Staff Directory.
Fall Sports 1st Day of Practice:
Cheer & Poms begin in July
Football, July 31
Girls Golf, Aug. 7
Girls Tennis, Aug. 8
Girls Swim & Dive, Aug. 8
CC, Aug 14
Girls V-ball, Aug 14
Boys Soccer, Aug 14
Boys V-ball, Aug. 21
MS CC will begin in August; check web site for info as season draws near.
MS G Basketball will have sign up the 1st week of school.
ACTIVITIES
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WEST PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
West Community Theatre Summer Workshop (Posted 4/25/17)
West Community Theatre celebrates it's 5th Season with fairy tale music!
WCT's Youth Theatre Summer Workshop is open to workshop membership. Monday through Friday, 1pm to 5pm, July 3 (not 4th) through July 27 with shows on July 28. Featuring the fairy tale characters like Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk and more in INTO THE WOODS, JR. Workshop consists of separate technical theatre training and acting training. All actors audition the first week, while technical students work with Beauty and the Beast and Into the Woods set and tech. Fees are online at http://www.nbexcellence.org/community/westpac-community-theatre.cfm.
FINE ARTS
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FUNDRAISERS
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SCHOLARSHIPS
7th Grade Scholarship: Waukesha Kennel Club ($500)
The Waukesha Kennel Club (WKC) is offering two $500 college scholarships to two Waukesha County 7th grade middle school Students. The scholarships will be granted based on a presentation prepared by the student on the student’s favorite American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized breed.
The scholarships awarded are to be used towards tuition when the student enters the college of their choice - or other dog related field of study preapproved by the WKC.
Presentation requirements: The student may be creative in the form their presentation takes. Some possibilities are a written essay, PowerPoint presentation, video recorded speech, poem, etc. It should express their knowledge of the pure bred dog selected and explain why they have chosen this breed and/or why it is their favorite. The breed selected for the presentation must be a breed recognized for registration by the AKC - no hybrids will be allowed. Failure to follow this guideline will result in the disqualification of the project. The presentation may, or may not, include a brief breed history or personal story, regarding the student’s experience with the breed.
In addition to the $500. college scholarships, the grand prize winners will also will be eligible for $500 towards a trip to the Largest Dog shown in America known as the AKC National Dog show which is In Orlando Florida in December of that year. The winning student will get $500 towards a trip to the National dog show in December.
CNA @ LindenGrove Communities in Mukwonago, New Berlin, Waukesha + Menomonee Falls Campuses (Posted 6/20/17)
Locations are in: Mukwonago, New Berlin, Waukesha, and Menomonee Falls Campuses
Timeline: Flexible
Hours: Full + Part Time
Age or Certification Requirement: 16, C.N.A. certification
Job description: LindenGrove Mukwonago is looking for students (16 or older)to assist residents with their personal needs and care (activities of daily living). These individuals will work with the nursing team to provide care and treatment. The amount of assistance varies from minimal physical support by the nursing assistant to complete performance of cares. C.N.A. Certification required.
Our customer associates know what our customer wants and deliver it -- fast, accurate and with friendly service. We hear and sense customer needs and keep our manager and fellow team members informed. We take pride in every aspect of our work and perform it with energy and enthusiasm. We are strong team players, with a commitment to continuous learning, who provide quality service and products to our customers through true craftsmanship.
We offer our teams a place where we take care of you, your family and your community!
Flexibility in your work schedule.
Variety of health and related benefits.
A rewarding place to work that gives back to all.
Wholesome food.
Paid vacation.
KinderCare tuition discount.
Family tuition discounts with College for America.
Fun and exciting Muskego-based Inflatable/party Rental Business is looking to hire energetic, outgoing, and reliable individuals to assist with parties and events.
Contact: Kevin or Michelle 262-679-2219 info@kcsinflatables.com
Non-Discrimination Policy
The School District of New Berlin does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of age, gender, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability. Federal law prohibits discrimination in education and employment on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, or disability. For more information, please follow this link: http://www.nbexcellence.org/district/disclaimers.cfm.
