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2024-2025 Trimester Three Honor Roll High Honor Roll (3.5–4.0 GPA)Honor Roll (3.0–3.499 GPA)SeniorsFreshmenSeniors
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FFA, from p. 24 Above left: The hard work of the 2024-2025 chapter of_icer team paid off! Greenwood earned a Silver Rating in the National Chapter Award category for the FFA activities in the 2024-2025 school year. The of_icers not only put on the activities for all FFA members and elementary students to enjoy, but they also set goals and documented each step of the way through the National Chapter Award application. Liv Lucas accepted the award on behalf of the 2024-2025 officer team. She also represented Greenwood as the Three-Star Leader. Above, 2nd from left: Tysen Lindner represented Greenwood FFA in the Dairy Production Placement Pro_iciency Award category at the State FFA Convention. Tysen completed her application based on her SAE of working on her family’s farm. As Wisconsin is America’s Dairyland, it is no surprise that Tysen had stiff competition. Tysen was one of 72 applicants in her category and placed third overall! Congratulations on this high achievement! Above, 2nd from right: Liv Lucas receives her Beef Production Entrepreneurship Pro_iciency Award. She took _irst place in the state. Above right: The Washington Leadership Conference is a fan favorite for FFA members alike. Greenwood will be well represented, as four of our members are attending this summer! Liv Lucas was awarded a scholarship to help cover the cost of registration and travel expenses to Washington, D.C., for this conference. Thank you to the Wisconsin FFA Alumni and Supporters for making this scholarship possible! Not pictured: Four Greenwood FFA members took part in the Day of Service at the State Convention this year. Liv Lucas, Tysen Lindner, Tatym Travis, and Allison Stieglitz helped pack meals with Meals from Heartland. Greenwood Middle-High School 2024-2025 Trimester Three Honor Roll High Honor Roll (3.5–4.0 GPA) Honor Roll (3.0–3.499 GPA) Seniors Freshmen Seniors Nyah La Mont Brooklyn Sladich Avery Travis Sophomores Marty Brill Keegan Charneski Anais Ebidon Jasmine Kuehn Lincoln Luepke RaeAnn Osborne Taylor Schoolmaster Paige Beyerl James Durrstein Peyton Ellis Emily Hebert Kynton La Mont Karsyn Penk Rowyn Simonsen Landin Bock Jaren Cullen Addison Davidson Brett Flick Kayla Grambsch Destiny Kind Arianna Lettera Tysen Lindner Eliska Louckova* Adrian Nitz Bria Thomas Juniors Freshmen 8th Grade Karli Abel* Riley Bieneck Kaylynn Brill Lela Deavers Trinity Dolle Trey Eckes Harold Haas Makiya Johnson* Raelynn Mertins Emma Susa* Blaire Zimmer* Emily Dorwaldt Alexzander Fischer Riggin Gardner Mason Kohnert Parker Williams Juniors Hannah Dorwaldt Bailey Eckes Renaya Horvath Desirah Jacobs Riley Langowski Ethan Letvinuck Canon Madison Antonio Morales Lucas Nielsen Ella Noah Jackson Raese Luke Thomas Addy Bieneck Zachary Deavers Liv Lucas* Victoria Prindle Hayden Rakovec Kahli Schwingle Madison Stieglitz Tatym Travis 7th Grade 8th Grade Emmitt Bright Roberto Castle Maxwell Dyre Dominik Fischer Ross Lindner Dominic Morales Clara Williams Kennedy Abel Koleton Fuhrmann Hannah Kolano Jaci Olson Vayda Rakovec Lillyan Rossow 7th Grade Sophomores Riley Englebretson* Keagan Gipe Elizabeth Grambsch Ashlyn Green Carter Johnson Faith Kolano* Andrew Lindner* Marissa Plautz Iveel Purevdorj Nicole Sazama Allison Stieglitz Ava Bieneck Preston Charneski Cullen Petkovsek Kaden Williams Bravo! AG CLASSES HELP OUT WITH LANDSCAPING PROJECT In May, high school students in agriculture classes got some hands-on learning opportunities as they planted several trees and fruiting shrubs for Seven C’s Daycare in town. Some of the trees will provide shade, while a few trees and the shrubs will provide the daycare with fresh fruit during the growing season. The plants were all acquired through a grant from the Clark County United Way. *signifies 4.0 PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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FFA, from p. 24 Above left: The hard work of the 2024-2025 chapter of_icer team paid off! Greenwood earned a Silver Rating in the National Chapter Award category for the FFA activities in the 2024-2025 school year. The of_icers not only put on the activities for all FFA members and elementary students to enjoy, but they also set goals and documented each step of the way through the National Chapter Award application. Liv Lucas accepted the award on behalf of the 2024-2025 officer team. She also represented Greenwood as the Three-Star Leader. Above, 2nd from left: Tysen Lindner represented Greenwood FFA in the Dairy Production Placement Pro_iciency Award category at the State FFA Convention. Tysen completed her application based on her SAE of working on her family’s farm. As Wisconsin is America’s Dairyland, it is no surprise that Tysen had stiff competition. Tysen was one of 72 applicants in her category and placed third overall! Congratulations on this high achievement! Above, 2nd from right: Liv Lucas receives her Beef Production Entrepreneurship Pro_iciency Award. She took _irst place in the state. Above right: The Washington Leadership Conference is a fan favorite for FFA members alike. Greenwood will be well represented, as four of our members are attending this summer! Liv Lucas was awarded a scholarship to help cover the cost of registration and travel expenses to Washington, D.C., for this conference. Thank you to the Wisconsin FFA Alumni and Supporters for making this scholarship possible! Not pictured: Four Greenwood FFA members took part in the Day of Service at the State Convention this year. Liv Lucas, Tysen Lindner, Tatym Travis, and Allison Stieglitz helped pack meals with Meals from Heartland. Greenwood Middle-High School 2024-2025 Trimester Three Honor Roll High Honor Roll (3.5–4.0 GPA) Honor Roll (3.0–3.499 GPA) Seniors Freshmen Seniors Nyah La Mont Brooklyn Sladich Avery Travis Sophomores Marty Brill Keegan Charneski Anais Ebidon Jasmine Kuehn Lincoln Luepke RaeAnn Osborne Taylor Schoolmaster Paige Beyerl James Durrstein Peyton Ellis Emily Hebert Kynton La Mont Karsyn Penk Rowyn Simonsen Landin Bock Jaren Cullen Addison Davidson Brett Flick Kayla Grambsch Destiny Kind Arianna Lettera Tysen Lindner Eliska Louckova* Adrian Nitz Bria Thomas Juniors Freshmen 8th Grade Karli Abel* Riley Bieneck Kaylynn Brill Lela Deavers Trinity Dolle Trey Eckes Harold Haas Makiya Johnson* Raelynn Mertins Emma Susa* Blaire Zimmer* Emily Dorwaldt Alexzander Fischer Riggin Gardner Mason Kohnert Parker Williams Juniors Hannah Dorwaldt Bailey Eckes Renaya Horvath Desirah Jacobs Riley Langowski Ethan Letvinuck Canon Madison Antonio Morales Lucas Nielsen Ella Noah Jackson Raese Luke Thomas Addy Bieneck Zachary Deavers Liv Lucas* Victoria Prindle Hayden Rakovec Kahli Schwingle Madison Stieglitz Tatym Travis 7th Grade 8th Grade Emmitt Bright Roberto Castle Maxwell Dyre Dominik Fischer Ross Lindner Dominic Morales Clara Williams Kennedy Abel Koleton Fuhrmann Hannah Kolano Jaci Olson Vayda Rakovec Lillyan Rossow 7th Grade Sophomores Riley Englebretson* Keagan Gipe Elizabeth Grambsch Ashlyn Green Carter Johnson Faith Kolano* Andrew Lindner* Marissa Plautz Iveel Purevdorj Nicole Sazama Allison Stieglitz Ava Bieneck Preston Charneski Cullen Petkovsek Kaden Williams Bravo! AG CLASSES HELP OUT WITH LANDSCAPING PROJECT In May, high school students in agriculture classes got some hands-on learning opportunities as they planted several trees and fruiting shrubs for Seven C’s Daycare in town. Some of the trees will provide shade, while a few trees and the shrubs will provide the daycare with fresh fruit during the growing season. The plants were all acquired through a grant from the Clark County United Way. *signifies 4.0 PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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