The Eisenhower NHS is hosting a community blood drive on 10/9 from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the Lower Gym. Every donation can save up to three lives, and we need your help to make a difference.

New Berlin Veterans Memorial Society Annual Fundraiser. Click here for more information on the event details and sponsorship opportunities. 

Lions, start planning for life after high school! Eisenhower students in grades 9–12 and their families are invited to SDNB’s Post-Secondary Information Night! Wednesday, October 14, 2026 6:00–7:40 p.m. New Berlin West Middle/High School 18695 W. Cleveland Ave. Choose three sessions covering topics such as college applications, essays, scholarships, financial planning, technical colleges, dual enrollment, NCAA athletics, campus visits and more! Representatives from military branches & Colleges will also be available in cafeteria. Join us for a valuable evening designed to help our Lions explore their options and plan confidently for the future! #GoIKE #LionPride

Join us for New Berlin Eisenhower’s Veterans Day Celebration!

📅 Nov. 11 | ⏰ 9:15 AM
📍 Eisenhower Gymnasium

Veterans, active service members, families & community members are welcome. Catered brunch to follow.

RSVP: Courtney.fredericks@nbexcellence.org

New Berlin Eisenhower is now collecting donations for our Thanksgiving Meal Drive to help support local families this holiday season.

We are looking for donations to help provide Thanksgiving meals for families in our community. You can help by sponsoring a family, donating meal items, contributing turkeys, side dishes, desserts, gift cards, or making a monetary donation.

Meals will be delivered on November 24th, and we are collecting donations now.

Thank you for helping us make Thanksgiving a little brighter for New Berlin families.

Questions? Contact Courtney Fredericks
Courtney.fredericks@nbexcellence.org

The Applied Retail Operations Management class has created items that will be sold on-site at Eisenhower or through our online store--check it out by clicking here.

Items purchased online may be picked up during school office hours, email communication through melissa.bahnson@nbexcellence.org will be received with updates to your order.

New this year....GIFT CARDS, available online and in store!

Get money to help pay for school. Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form to apply for financial aid for college, career school, or graduate school.   Follow this link for more information and the FAFSA application. Need additional help filling out the FAFSA? Visit College Goal Wisconsin for in person workshops in the area. 

New! Level-Up Leaders Want to level up your leadership skills? Join Level-Up Leaders! This fun, interactive group is for 7th and 8th grade students and will focus on building confidence, communication, teamwork, handling disagreements, and strengthening leadership skills. We’ll meet on Thursdays during Flex from October 15 through November 5. Email Mr. Annoye or Ms. Brauner to sign up.

Prospective students (current 6th - 11th graders) are invited to participate in this informational and experiential opportunity to find out what it is like to be a Lion for a day at New Berlin Eisenhower Middle/High School.

Navigating the Common App - A Workshop for Seniors Senior students using the Common App to apply to colleges/universities this fall are encouraged to attend this flex session offered on September 22nd and October 20th. The school counseling team will help students with the following: 📝 Setting up and completing your Common App 🎯 Understanding the different sections of the application ✍️ Tips for writing a strong personal essay 🏆 Entering activities, honors, and experiences 📬 Understanding counselor and teacher recommendations 💰 Learning about application fees and fee waivers 📅 Important deadlines and next steps ❓ Time to ask questions and get help with your application.  If you have any questions, please contact your School Counselor.

To schedule an appointment with your School Counselor, students and parents can use the following links to book an appointment. You can also visit the Eisenhower Student Services website homepage to locate these same links. Please consider saving your counselor’s link as a favorite in your web browser.

Mr. Annoye (A-He) mrannoye.youcanbook.me

Mrs. Mees (Hi-O)    mrsmees.youcanbook.me

Mrs. Lohse (P-Z)     mrslohse.youcanbook.me

After the appointment has been booked, students will receive a confirmation email. This email will serve as their pass out of the classroom. Check your spam folder if you do not see it in your inbox. Students must have this confirmation email available in order to leave class to attend their appointment.  If you have any questions please reach out to your assigned school counselor.

Information sessions provide prospective students an opportunity to learn more about a college/university’s academic and student life by meeting in a small group setting with the admission’s representative. In addition, students will gain insights into the admission, financial aid and scholarship process. The goal of each session is to provide a comprehensive overview of the school and answer any and all questions students may have. Generally, each session lasts approximately 45 min. Students can pick up a pass to attend in the Student Services Department the day before or morning of the visit. Please report to Student Services, #231, at the time of the visit. Should you have any questions, please contact your School Counselor. As we continue to schedule additional visits, we will revise this schedule. We hope to see you!
College Visits
October:
10/9/26           University of Wisconsin-La Crosse @ 11:40 a.m.
10/12/26        Northern Michigan University @ 12:40 p.m.
10/15/26        University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee @ 11:40 a.m.
November:
11/3/26            Carroll University @ 8:30 a.m.
11/12/26          Ripon College @ 9:30 a.m.
11/19/26         University of Wisconsin-Whitewater @ 8:30 a.m.
Military
United States Army_Lunchtime visit in The Commons the first and third Monday of each month.
United States Navy_Lunchtime visit in The Commons the second Tuesday of each month.

Oct. 18-29, 2026_ FREE EVENT FOR ALL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS!  Opportunities abound for all high school juniors and seniors at Exploring Engineering, a free event offered by the Women in Engineering Program @  Purdue University.  Click on this link for more information!   

Looking for a new winter activity? Come check out bowling. We work with any level of experience. We have 5 days this fall for those who are interested before our season starts in November. Talk to Mr Hulsether for more info.

Are you interested in robotics? Building things?  Problem Solving?  Competing?
Robotics is having their Open House on Monday, October 5 at 7 pm in West Room 149.  Come find out about our FIRST Robotics FRC and FTC teams, see our robots, and how you can be a part of a team that creates and has fun together.

2026-2027 GRAND LODGE AMERICANISM ESSAY CONTEST Challenging young, inquisitive minds to explore American Values! “Explain a Constitutional Right or Privilege and How It Affects You and Your Family.”  1) Four separate divisions for 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grade students. 2) Awards for Each Grade Level — •$1,000 for 1st; •$500 for 2nd; •$250 for 3rd.
I am pleased to announce that the Grand Lodge Fraternal Committee has selected the theme, “Explain a Constitutional Right or Privilege and How It Affects You and Your Family” for the 2026-2027 Grand Lodge Americanism Essay Contest. The contest starts with the Local Lodges, progresses through District and State levels, and ends with the naming of our National Winners at the Grand Lodge Session in Denver, Colorado in July 2027. This contest gives students in four separate grade levels, grades 5-8, the opportunity to thoughtfully evaluate and express their views on the selected annual theme.
Nationally, first-place, second-place and third-place authors in each division will receive monetary awards of $1,000, $500, and $250, respectively. Many Lodges, Districts and State Associations also provide various forms of recognition to their respective winners, and the Fraternal Committee appreciates and encourages their extraordinary efforts in support of the contest. Contest materials, including the annual contest theme, are published online on May 1. Lodges are encouraged to communicate with school officials in a timely fashion to facilitate annual curriculum planning. 
Contest Cover Sheet and Guidelines
Follow this link for more detailed information.
This contest is vitally important to Elks as it promotes Americanism in our communities. It encourages 10-13 year old students to thoughtfully consider American values and appreciate the blessings and responsibilities of citizenship.

FRA sponsors an annual essay contest to promote the spirit of Americanism and patriotism among our country’s youth. FRA's Americanism Essay Contest is open to all students, grades 7 through 12, including those who are home schooled.  Students are invited to submit a 350-word essay on, What Does Patriotism Mean To Me? through an FRA member or local FRA branch before the December 1st deadline.  Local winners are forwarded for competition at the regional level and regional winners compete for national prizes.
The grand national winner receives $1,500.  Other winners receive $1,000 for first place, $750 for second place, and $500 for third place.  Each national winner will receive an attractive plaque citing his/her achievement, and every entrant judged at the national level receives a certificate of recognition. Prizes may be awarded to students winning at local and regional levels of competition.  Click on this link for more information!
Flyer
Rules & Cover Sheet

Follow this link for a full list of scholarships. The scholarships are listed in order of application due date. You also can sort the list by scholarship names in alphabetical order, search by category or by a keyword. In addition, you can "Print a Short List" or "Print a Expanded List" which includes all the scholarship requirements and website links.

Questions: Please contact your Student Services Office or School Counselor: Eisenhower or  New Berlin West

Location: 4461 S. Sunnyslope Rd (next to New Berlin Eisenhower)   414-858-4300   www.elizabethresidence.com

Start Date:  asap

We are a locally owned assisted living and memory care community committed to providing compassionate, high-quality care to our residents. This position offers students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a healthcare setting while developing valuable life and professional skills. Students will learn how to provide daily support to residents, assist with activities of daily living, build meaningful relationships, and work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities may include assisting residents with mobility, helping with meals, engaging in activities, and supporting overall resident well-being under the guidance of experienced staff. This role helps students build strong communication skills, responsibility, time management, and a foundation in healthcare—ideal for those interested in nursing, healthcare administration, or other service-based careers. We pride ourselves on offering a positive and supportive work environment. Students often find the role extremely rewarding, as they have the opportunity to make a real impact in residents’ lives while forming meaningful connections across generations. Additional benefits may include: - Flexible scheduling to accommodate school and extracurriculars - Competitive pay - Opportunity for continued employment during summers, breaks, and beyond graduation - Potential for advancement and further training within the company This is an excellent opportunity for dependable, compassionate students who are looking to gain real-world experience and make a difference in their community.

Contact:   call 414-858-4300 if interested

Related to Career Clusters: Health Science

Location:  15455 W. Howard Ave., New Berlin   rockyrococo.com   414-786-7000

Timeline:  flexible

Compensation:  $10/hour

Age Requirement:  16 or older

Job Responsibilities:  The cashier position will involve interacting with the public to take orders, fulfill orders, take payments on the cash register, and answer the phone, all in a friendly manner.  The cook position will involve assembling food and cooking it.  Packaging orders as needed.

Contact:  Peter Pfaffenbach 414-786-7000  314@rockyrococo.com

Location:  20120 W Bluemound Rd, Brookfield  www.careers.discounttire.com  262-317-6935

Timeline:  Flexible

Compensation:  $17-$21/hour

Age Requirement:  16 or older

Job Responsibilities: Everyday work includes busting tires: Install, rotate, balance, repair, and clean new tires and wheels. Providing an inviting, easy, and safe customer experience.  Learn by doing with hands-on, on-the-job training and development. Learn communication skills, leadership skills, product sales, and time management. 

Perks & Benefits: Sundays off, weekly pay, paid training, Employee referral bonuses, tuition assistance and scholarship opportunities. Employee Assistance Program offers employee discounts on tires, wheels, accessories, and more. 401(k) with company match up to 6% Career opportunities after graduation.

Contact:  Niko Stergiou  wie_02mgr@discounttire.com

The American Geriatrics Society CoCare is looking for High School Student Volunteers at Aurora Locations.

Locations:  St. Luke's Medical Center, Sinai Medical Center, Medical Center Grafton and West Allis Medical Center.  

Job Responsibilities:  This is a perfect volunteer opportunity for students considering a career in the medical or healthcare field.  Hands-on patient-staff interaction.  Network in a hospital setting for future career opportunities.  Provide mental stimulation recreational activities, and physical mobility to hospitalized older adults. Work alongside providers and leaders to learn about the operations of hospital settings.

Age Requirement:  Must be at least going into the summer of your Junior Year of High School. 

Hours:  Must be willing to devote one 2-3 hour shift per week for at least a 6-month period.

Contact:  Go to aurora.org/volunteer or contact Lunn Derlein at lynn.derlein@aah.org

The Eisenhower PTO has exciting plans for the 2026-27 school year, and we would love for you to get involved — whether that means attending a meeting, volunteering for an event or simply staying in the loop. There’s a place for everyone, and every bit of participation makes a difference!

Our focus areas for this year include: Teacher Appreciation, Community and Career Connections, and Family Engagement and Student Belonging.

We’d love to add you to our list of volunteers: Click Here

Questions? Email nblionspto@gmail.com