95th Street School

4th & 5th grades had their end-of-the-year trips to Madison (4th) and an arcade (5th)! Both groups had a blast learning and playing today!

Mr. Rhodes, one of our K4 students, is our principal for the day! He earned this prize by raising the most money for our Fun Run event. He did an awesome job welcoming our school community this morning! Great job, Mr. Rhodes!

Some of our 5th graders went to the district's 5th grade track meet recently and did an amazing job! A big thank you to Mr. Wade, our physical education teacher, and Mrs. Gundrum, our previous physical education teacher, who supervised this awesome event!

The 2025-2026 Ninety-Fifth Street Elementary School yearbooks are here! Pre-orders were sent home with your child last week. Be sure to check their backpacks. Didn't pre-order one? We have a limited number of copies available in the office for $15.

The Girls on the Run 5K was this weekend! Here are some of our 95th Street runners with their running buddies. We are so proud of our Girls on the Run team and how hard they worked this Spring to meet their goals! A big thank you to Coach Hayes, Coach Shields, and Coach Thompson for making Girls on the Run a reality at 95th Street School!

4th grade headed to High-Gem Holsteins & Normandes farm in Neosho yesterday. They learned about agriculture and farming. They rotated through different stations to learn about farm machinery, calves, how a cow gets milked, nutrition, different types of feed, and incorporated some teamwork games. They had a great time!

3rd grade completed a three week unit on animal life cycles today. Students researched an animal of their choice and made informative posters to describe each life cycle stage. Yesterday students presented in small groups and gave feedback to their peers.

K4 - 2nd grades went to the movie the Pout Pout Fish last week Friday! It was a fun PBIS outing that tied into a popular book our students have read.

30 of our fourth grade students participated in Mad Hot Rhythm since the beginning of January. Today was the competition and our students made it to the semi finals in Tap and Tango! Way to go, 4th grade dancers! We are so proud of you!

3rd grade went to Ag Discovery Day at Wisconsin State Fair. Students participated in immersive, hands-on educational activities that taught them about Wisconsin's farming industries. It was a lot of fun!