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Enrich, Excel, Achieve (EEA) Learning Academy is a
resource in the Wausau School District for students who
have not found success in the traditional school setting.
If your student could benefit from a non-traditional
and more individualized form of learning,
we invite you to look into our program and
explore the possibilities we can offer you and your child.
For more information or to set up a tour,
please call us at 715-261-0636.
School News
The Elementary Facility Plan Citizen Task Force met for the sixth time on October 9, 2024. As another reminder, this is part of the Wausau School District/Board's process to create a long-range elementary school facilities plan. That plan will focus, in particular, on whether the number of elementary schools in the Wausau School District should be reduced and if so, then how, where, and when.
He received the Making the Difference Award for everything he's done in the transportation industry, which includes Automotive, Diesel, and Auto Body & Collision!
Monday, October 14
The meeting will be held in the Nicholson Boardroom of the Longfellow Administration Center located at 415 Seymour Street in Wausau.
The episode airs all across the Midwest. Here in the Wausau area, it will air October 5 & 6 on WAOW Channel 9:
Sunday (Oct 6): 12:00 PM
Sunday (Oct 6): 4:00 PM
As a reminder, the Elementary Facility Plan Citizen Task Force's charge is to recommend 1 or 2 preferred elementary school facility options by the end of 2024, including advice on whether the number of elementary schools in the District should be reduced and if so, then how, where, and when.
Ross Jirgl, an actor and 2008 graduate of Wausau East High School, is set to play retired NFL quarterback Tom Brady.
Located on the campus of Hewitt-Texas Elementary School, Red Granite utilizes the core principals of Public Waldorf with the goal of fostering a life-long love of learning and critical thinking by keeping kids engaged with the outdoors, one another, and the world around them.
As we've shared with you previously, the district is in the midst of an approximate $1.5 million budget deficit heading into the school year. A major reason for the budget deficit is the state funding model that has not kept pace with inflation. However, we're also navigating issues such as declining enrollment and the end of one-time ESSER funding.