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The West Bend High Schools have some new sets of helping hands. Continue reading → For a program called 5-Star, students at the West Bend High Schools would rate it much lower. Continue reading → The West Bend High Schools now have data about unsafe student behaviors, but only from 11% of the student body. Continue reading → Thomas Agre never thought he would cheer on the Milwaukee Bucks and Green Bay Packers from the band section of nearly every game. Continue For choir teacher Tess Tranel, the West Bend theater stage is both a fresh and familiar experience. Continue reading → means is there are different points of view of sufficient magnitude from the community and parents to detect political bias in schools and the political power to stop it. As you can imagine, “Like minded schools” had no trouble implementing politics in the clas*room as only one point of view was allowed, and parents who do see bias do not have the political power to allow different points of view. So, the nice thing with being in a politically diverse community is multiple points of view are available, the challenging part is dealing with The upcoming play “Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook” is a novelty for the West Bend High Schools. Continue reading → Sometimes even a raffle prize can contain the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Last week Paige Devenport was the announced winner of a parking pas* for November, thanks to the Compas* program at the West Bend High Schools. Unfortunately, her car was wrecked the previous day, which meant she couldn’t use the free parking pas*. Continue reading → For Jhalia Evans, acknowledging Martin Luther King Jr. Day would mean that she matters. Continue reading → “As long as there weren’t any politics involved, I support you. Politics don’t belong in school.” These were the words my father said to me after I participated in the National School Walkout last year There’s a reason why Jack Steele’s backpack has smelled like burned toast for the last three weeks. Continue reading →