Badger Elementary SchoolAppleton Area School District

Yearbook flyers were recently sent home with students. You can purchase a yearbook by going online. You can also customize your yearbook or order a package. (Yearbooks can only be ordered and purchased online.)

The spring Parent Teacher conferences are being held at Badger School on February 3 (Monday) and February 6 (Thursday) between 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. Each conference is scheduled for 15 minutes.

The Badger Education for Healthy Kids Committee is challenging all students to keep track of the fruits and vegetables they eat for two weeks (January 13 - 24). Their goal is to get a total of FIVE fruits and/or vegetables each day.

Students from Badger School will be performing Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr. at the Appleton West High School auditorium on February 28 (Friday) at 5:45 p.m. (Blue Cast) and 7:15 p.m. (Gold Cast).

Did you know that every purchase of Coca-Cola beverages can earn money for Badger School? The Coca-Cola Give Program provides an opportunity for Coca-Cola purchases to be turned into donations to our school.

Do you want to plan ahead for next year? Check out the 2020-2021 AASD school year calendar!

We encourage you to watch this video that explains key pieces of information regarding the 2018-19 state report card and how it serves as a tool for driving the district’s ongoing continuous school improvement efforts.

The committee will serve in an advisory capacity to District administration and the Board of Education to support the District’s efforts to explore long-term facilities options that provide the necessary space for students to find success in our schools.

A big congratulations to Badger School’s awesome physical education teacher, Mrs. Blevins, for being named the Ade and Helen Dillon Award winner at the Appleton Area School District’s annual all-staff Welcome Back Event on Tuesday (August 27).

With the recent media coverage, we want to remind our families to reinforce internet safety at home. We encourage you to consistently and routinely monitor where your students go online and what they see.

According to the US Department of Agriculture, up to 40% of food produced in America is wasted, amounting to 31 million tons of food added to landfills each year. In an effort to reduce food waste in schools, the Appleton Area District will begin implementing food sharing tables in all school cafeterias starting on January 22.

We are happy to present "Lift Each Other Up" the Badger Culture song.

Did you know that each Box Top is worth 10¢ for our school? The money collected is used for our classrooms, playground equipment and special events. Please clip Box Tops from participating products and send them to school with your child.