Reminder, there is NO school this Thursday, October 8th or Friday October 9th due to Parent/Teacher Conferences and In-service Training!
🏆 Happy National Coaches Day! 🏆
Today, we want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to all of our amazing coaches! 💙💛
Thank you for the countless hours you dedicate to our student-athletes throughout the year. From early mornings and long practices to game nights, weekends, and everything in between—you continue to show up and give your time, energy, and support.
But coaching is about so much more than what happens on the court, field, or playing surface. Thank you for the time you spend outside of the game—building relationships, encouraging our students, teaching life lessons, helping them overcome challenges, and supporting them both as athletes and as individuals.
Your dedication, patience, encouragement, and commitment make a lasting impact on our students, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.
Thank you to all of our coaches for helping our student-athletes learn, grow, compete, and become the best versions of themselves!
Today, we want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to all of our amazing coaches! 💙💛
Thank you for the countless hours you dedicate to our student-athletes throughout the year. From early mornings and long practices to game nights, weekends, and everything in between—you continue to show up and give your time, energy, and support.
But coaching is about so much more than what happens on the court, field, or playing surface. Thank you for the time you spend outside of the game—building relationships, encouraging our students, teaching life lessons, helping them overcome challenges, and supporting them both as athletes and as individuals.
Your dedication, patience, encouragement, and commitment make a lasting impact on our students, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.
Thank you to all of our coaches for helping our student-athletes learn, grow, compete, and become the best versions of themselves!
The ROYAL REPORT is back!
Check out what we have been up to the first month back to school!
Printable Version:
https://aptg.co/9SXHZF
Check out what we have been up to the first month back to school!
Printable Version:
https://aptg.co/9SXHZF
This year we want to celebrate our classes celebrating milestone years!
What was happening in 2011? In 2011, the world experienced several major events that made headlines. The Arab Spring brought protests and calls for change across the Middle East, while a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, causing widespread destruction and a nuclear emergency at Fukushima. Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces, and the world watched as Prince William and Kate Middleton got married. In the United States, the economy was recovering from the Great Recession, smartphones and social media were becoming more popular, and Adele’s hit song “Rolling in the Deep” was playing everywhere.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2011!
What was happening in 2011? In 2011, the world experienced several major events that made headlines. The Arab Spring brought protests and calls for change across the Middle East, while a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, causing widespread destruction and a nuclear emergency at Fukushima. Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces, and the world watched as Prince William and Kate Middleton got married. In the United States, the economy was recovering from the Great Recession, smartphones and social media were becoming more popular, and Adele’s hit song “Rolling in the Deep” was playing everywhere.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2011!
October 2nd was School Custodian Appreciation Day!
Thank You to Our School Custodians!
A huge thank you to Wade, Meg, Carissa, and Troy for working hard each day to keep our school in tip-top shape! Your dedication, hard work, and care for our school make a big difference for our students and staff.
We appreciate all that you do to help make our school a clean, welcoming place each day!
Thank you, Wade, Meg, Carissa & Troy!
Weekly Events!
***Please note the time change for the Referendum Informational Meeting. Due to the Packer game, the meeting will be back at the 4:00pm time it was originally scheduled for.
***Please note the time change for the Referendum Informational Meeting. Due to the Packer game, the meeting will be back at the 4:00pm time it was originally scheduled for.
Reminder!
Punt, Pass, & Kick today at 11:00 on the Seneca football field!!
This week's sketch is from Violet V. The theme was medieval.
This year we want to celebrate our classes celebrating milestone years!
In 2016, the world experienced many major events and changes. The United States held a presidential election, and Donald Trump was elected president. The Summer Olympics took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the Chicago Cubs won the World Series for the first time since 1908. People around the world were playing Pokémon GO, a popular mobile game that encouraged players to explore their surroundings. The world also continued to face challenges, including the ongoing Syrian civil war and concerns about terrorism. It was a memorable year filled with major news events, exciting entertainment, and technological changes.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2016!
In 2016, the world experienced many major events and changes. The United States held a presidential election, and Donald Trump was elected president. The Summer Olympics took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the Chicago Cubs won the World Series for the first time since 1908. People around the world were playing Pokémon GO, a popular mobile game that encouraged players to explore their surroundings. The world also continued to face challenges, including the ongoing Syrian civil war and concerns about terrorism. It was a memorable year filled with major news events, exciting entertainment, and technological changes.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2016!
This year we want to celebrate our classes celebrating milestone years!
What was happening in 2021? In 2021, the world was still dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic as vaccines became widely available and people worked to return to normal life. Many schools and businesses reopened, although masks and social distancing were still common. The United States welcomed a new president, Joe Biden, and experienced major events, including the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. People watched the Tokyo Summer Olympics, which were postponed from 2020, and continued to rely on technology as remote learning and working from home remained popular. It was a year of challenges, change, and hope as the world adjusted to a new normal.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2021!
What was happening in 2021? In 2021, the world was still dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic as vaccines became widely available and people worked to return to normal life. Many schools and businesses reopened, although masks and social distancing were still common. The United States welcomed a new president, Joe Biden, and experienced major events, including the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. People watched the Tokyo Summer Olympics, which were postponed from 2020, and continued to rely on technology as remote learning and working from home remained popular. It was a year of challenges, change, and hope as the world adjusted to a new normal.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2021!
Brad "The Book Guy" visited Seneca Middle School today to present live to other schools in CESA 3! He recommended great books for both middle and high school and talked about reading with the middle schoolers. Thanks for coming, Brad!
Good luck!
Good luck! The theme is WHITEOUT!!!
Good luck!
Due to field conditions in Boscobel, the Middle School football game for tonight has been moved to Wauzeka.
Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15th-October 15th is recognized as Hispanic Heritage Month. This year, Mrs. Fisher’s Science and Spanish classes have come together to recognize the achievements of professionals, artists, scientists, and activists of Hispanic history and society. Middle School Science classes created a hexagon chain that links Hispanic scientists by similarities. 8th grade Spanish created a wing photo op inspired by Frida Kahlo. Spanish 1 and 2 students created profile renowned figures in the Hispanic community, and helped put up the visuals in the hallway.
September 15th-October 15th is recognized as Hispanic Heritage Month. This year, Mrs. Fisher’s Science and Spanish classes have come together to recognize the achievements of professionals, artists, scientists, and activists of Hispanic history and society. Middle School Science classes created a hexagon chain that links Hispanic scientists by similarities. 8th grade Spanish created a wing photo op inspired by Frida Kahlo. Spanish 1 and 2 students created profile renowned figures in the Hispanic community, and helped put up the visuals in the hallway.
✨Seneca Alumni!! ✨
Whether you’re young and fresh out of high school or celebrating your 40th class reunion, we would love to see you back in the gym! The current Seneca volleyball girls would love to see all past players and hear about how the love of volleyball became a long standing transition at Seneca! 🤍💙🏐
Whether you’re young and fresh out of high school or celebrating your 40th class reunion, we would love to see you back in the gym! The current Seneca volleyball girls would love to see all past players and hear about how the love of volleyball became a long standing transition at Seneca! 🤍💙🏐
We appreciate Premier Coop allowing us to utilize their business parking lot as a bus stop. Please see the attached flyer for a harvest season reminder!
October Breakfast/Lunch Menus
Printable links: https://www.seneca.k12.wi.us/documents/lunch-program/current-month's-menu/285556
Printable links: https://www.seneca.k12.wi.us/documents/lunch-program/current-month's-menu/285556
Good luck!
