October is National Principals Month, and we’re taking a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible leaders who help make our schools the best they can be! 🐾💚💛

A big Florence Bobcat thank you to Mrs. Richelle Jochem and Mr. Brandon Jerue!

Your commitment to our students, your support of our school, and everything you do behind the scenes make a difference every day.

Thank you for being such an important part of our Bobcat family!
about 5 hours ago, School District of Florence County
Promotional graphic celebrating National Principals Month featuring portraits of Mrs. Richelle Jochem and Mr. Brandon Jerue side by side. The graphic includes green and yellow text that reads: "October is National Principals Month. Great schools start with great leaders! Thank you for your leadership, dedication, and the difference you make every day at Florence!"
Attention parents/guardians that have children turning 4 by September1st, 2027. You are invited to our October PACT meeting!

Please see the attached flyer for more information.
about 24 hours ago, School District of Florence County
An invitation flyer for an October PACT (Parent and Child Together) meeting on Wednesday, October 21st, from 4:30pm to 5:45pm in Mrs. Wolf's 4K classroom (room 616), featuring an illustration of an orange pumpkin.

Friendly reminder to all Youth Campers!
You are invited to wear your camp shirts for PINK OUT night at the Homecoming game on October 8th! Show your support for the LadyCats and wear your camp shirts for cancer awareness. 💖🐱
#GoFloCats #PINKOUT #Homecoming #CancerAwareness

1 day ago, School District of Florence County
Pink Out Homecoming Volleyball Match flyer for Florence vs. Crandon on October 8th at Florence High School. Includes a group photo of players and youth campers in matching pink shirts posed on a gymnasium floor.
📸 Attention Florence Bobcats 📸

Picture day is October 15th! Please see the attached flyer for more information.
2 days ago, School District of Florence County
Promotional flyer for Lakeshore Photography announcing Picture Day at Florence Elementary and Middle & High School on Thursday, October 15th, 2026, outlining a 5-step process from photo day to home delivery.
The ladies of the Florence County Historical Society had the 5th graders for a tour of several historic buildings. We would like to thank them for taking the time to bring the past alive. The students had the opportunity to expand their knowledge on mining, lumber, fire watching, and military history.
8 days ago, School District of Florence County
A group of 13 children pose together outdoors in front of a light tan building with a sign that reads "FLORENCE CTY. HISTORICAL SOCIETY". Behind them are large white wooden barn-style double doors. The children are arranged in two rows—some kneeling or sitting on the pavement in the front row, and others standing in the back row. They are wearing casual school clothes, such as t-shirts, hoodies, and jeans, enjoying a sunny day outdoors.
A group of 12 young students posing outdoors in front of a tan building with large white barn doors. Above the doors, a sign reads "...HISTORICAL SOCIETY". The children are arranged in two rows: seven standing in the back row and five kneeling in the front row. They are wearing casual clothing, including graphic t-shirts, sweatshirts (including a Green Bay Packers sweatshirt and a Florence Bobcats sweater), and jeans.

Nothing beats a good book shared with a friend! 📖 Our 5th and 1st-grade buddies met up this week to read, connect, and build strong friendships across grade levels. It’s always a highlight seeing them learn and have fun together! #BobcatPride #LearningTogether

16 days ago, School District of Florence County
Students working in reading pairs at tables inside a classroom. In the foreground, an older girl and a younger girl sit together at a blue clover-shaped table, looking at open books alongside clear storage bins. In the background, other pairs of students sit around a brown kidney-shaped table with classroom whiteboards, alphabet strips, and schedules mounted on the wall.
A bright, well-organized elementary classroom filled with students working in pairs and small groups. In the foreground, three young girls gather around a round red table while reading and looking at picture books. Other pairs of students are scattered throughout the background—some sitting at small desks and others lying on the carpeted floor reading together. The classroom features bookshelves, whiteboards, and storage cubbies filled with supplies.
Two elementary students sit cross-legged on a blue, green, and brown grid rug in front of a large interactive whiteboard display. The boy in the yellow shirt holds an open book while the younger boy in the green shirt sits beside him, listening attentively. Classroom learning materials like an alphabet board, a writing checklist poster, and a number chart line the surrounding walls.
An older student wearing a patterned cardigan and pink Crocs sits next to a younger boy in a grey shirt on a wooden classroom bench, holding open a colorful picture book for them both to read. bookshelf bins and filing cabinets are visible in the background.
Attention Youth Campers!
You are invited to wear your camp shirts for PINK OUT night at the Homecoming game on October 8th! Show your support for the LadyCats and wear your camp shirts for cancer awareness. 💖🐱
#GoFloCats #PINKOUT #Homecoming #CancerAwareness
16 days ago, School District of Florence County
Pink Out Homecoming Volleyball Match flyer for Florence vs. Crandon on October 8th at Florence High School. Includes a group photo of players and youth campers in matching pink shirts posed on a gymnasium floor.
Important Family Check-Up Update

Families, we recently discovered that the QR code printed on the Family Check-Up flyer sent home in Friday Folders is no longer active. We apologize for the confusion.

If you are interested in participating in the Family Check-Up program at Florence Elementary School, please see the updated flyer and complete the registration form using this link:

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/ubYvfhmEP43iqoVFA

Family Check-Up is a free program designed to help strengthen family relationships, support positive child development, and connect families with practical tools and resources. Participating families will have access to engaging monthly activities, a supportive parenting app, and opportunities to build stronger connections at home.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to connecting with your family!
22 days ago, School District of Florence County
A promotional flyer for the Family Check-Up program by Florence County Elementary & UW Extension featuring an illustration of a family eating a meal together.
Florence County Parents/Guardians - mark your calendars!

Elementary and Middle/High School immunization clinics - coming soon! October 6/7th, 2026.

Please see the flyer below for more information.
23 days ago, School District of Florence County
Flyer announcing Florence County Elementary and Middle/High School immunization clinics on October 6 and 7, 2026. Includes a QR code, link, and phone number to register.

Big smiles, hard work, and healthy meals! 🍎 ⭐️

Today, we want to give a massive shoutout to the incredible Florence School District Food Service staff! These amazing ladies work tirelessly every single day behind the scenes. From early morning prep to lunchtime rushes, they ensure our students are fueled up with nutritious, delicious meals and ready to learn.

Our students couldn't succeed without the nutritious fuel you provide. 

Thank you for your dedication, your kindness in the lunch line, and everything you do for our school community!👩‍🍳 💛

Pictured with their big smiles is Michelle, Kim, Brenda, Tina, Gina, Amber and Pam. 

about 1 month ago, School District of Florence County
A selfie of a group of seven women lined up diagonally down a brightly lit school hallway with cinderblock walls and wood-look flooring. On the wall beside them is a large painted yellow and dark green mural of a wildcat mascot next to a green sign that reads "FLORENCE" in bold yellow letters. The women are all smiling at the camera, dressed in casual clothing, green tops, and denim jackets.
📚🍎 Florence Elementary School will be having its annual Open House on Thursday, August 27th from 2:00–5:30 PM! 🎉🏫

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents and children are invited to:
📖 Meet your teachers
🏫 Visit classrooms
🎒 Bring school supplies
📝 Sign important forms

🤝 You'll also have the opportunity to learn more about local community agencies and groups that support our students and families.

📅 We can't wait to welcome everyone back! The first day of school is Tuesday, September 1st for all students. 🍎✏️🎉

💙 We look forward to seeing all of our Bobcat families at Open House! 🐾
2 months ago, School District of Florence County
Illustrated "Back to School" graphic featuring the words "Back to School" inside a light blue cloud. Surrounding the cloud are colorful school-themed items, including a graduation cap, globe, backpack, ruler, pencils, paint palette, paintbrush, crayon, notebook, diploma, science flask, and rolled paper. Hand-drawn doodles of musical notes, math equations ("1+1=2" and "a+b+c"), and the chemical formula "H₂O" decorate the white background, creating a fun and educational back-to-school theme.
Attention Florence School District girls grades 5-12, join your 2025 Regional Champions for a FREE basketball camp! Text 715-889-1178 for enrollment. We can't wait to see you there! 💚💛🏀
2 months ago, Andrea Millan
lyer for a free Summer Basketball Camp for Florence School District girls in grades 5–12 at Florence High School Gym. Dates are August 9th from 5–8 PM and August 10th from 8–11 AM. Call or text +715-889-1178 for enrollment. Includes photos of two youth girls' basketball teams.
💛💚 Thank You, Florence Community! 💚💛

We are so incredibly grateful for the amazing community partners who donated snacks for our elementary students! These thoughtful donations will help make sure our little Bobcats have a snack when they need one throughout the school year. 🥨🍎🍪

A HUGE thank you to:

🐾 Florence County K9 Unit
🍔 One O One Bar & Grill
🌲 Blue Ox Land Management
👮 Chief Deputy Peterson
👮 Deputy Anderson
👮 Deputy Windell

Your generosity means so much to our students and staff! It takes a village to support our kids, and we are so lucky to have a community that continually shows up for Florence Elementary.

Thank you for helping us positively affect the lives of children! 💛💚
2 months ago, School District of Florence County
Five people stand in a school hallway around tables filled with donated individually packaged snacks and food items. A black-and-tan German Shepherd lies in front of the tables with its tongue out. The donations include boxes of crackers, granola bars, fruit snacks, applesauce, cereal, and other snacks, along with reusable grocery bags. The group smiles for the photo in front of a bulletin board, highlighting a community effort to support students with snack donations.
🍎📚 As we get ready to welcome our little Bobcats 🐾 back to school, Florence Elementary is asking for your support in a different way this year!

🥨🍎 Instead of collecting school supplies, we're collecting individually packaged snacks to help ensure our students have access to a quick snack when they need one. If you'd like to help, snack donations can be dropped off at the Florence Elementary Office during regular office hours. 📍

💙 Every donation—big or small—makes a difference and helps support our students. Thank you for supporting Florence Elementary and our amazing Bobcat community! 🐾❤️
2 months ago, School District of Florence County
📱 Used iPads for Sale! 📱

Looking for an affordable tablet for school, work, or everyday use? The School District of Florence County is selling used iPads for just $75 each (AS IS)!

✅ Most devices 9th Generation iPads
✅ Great for home use, learning, streaming, and more
✅ Limited quantity available while supplies last

iPads are available for purchase at the Florence County Library.

Stop by the library to check availability and pick one up before they're gone!
3 months ago, School District of Florence County
Promotional graphic from the School District of Florence County advertising used iPads for sale. The design features the Florence Bobcat logo, a large image of a gray iPad, and the headline "Used iPads for Sale!" in green and gold. A large badge highlights the price: "Only $75 Each – As Is." Text notes that most iPads are 8th or 9th generation and are great for home use, learning, and everyday tasks. A banner at the bottom states that the iPads are available at the Florence County Library and encourages people to stop by to check them out. The graphic also notes that quantities are limited and available while supplies last.

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Community Members,

The School District of Florence County values your feedback and input as we continue working to provide the best possible educational experience for our students.

We encourage all parents, guardians, staff, and community members to take a few minutes to complete our AI survey. Your responses help guide future planning and decision-making for our schools and programs.

Please complete the survey here:
https://forms.gle/i65YA3aCDJNSdktF8

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and support our Florence schools. Your voice matters!

#GoFloCats

5 months ago, School District of Florence County
Image of AI on a computer Chip
Today is School Lunch Heros Day!!
Meet the heroes in the cafeterias at Florence School District!!! Help us thank our food service staff for providing healthy and delicious meals to Florence students!

Photo 1:
Head Cook, Pam Hackler, Assistant Cook, Brenda Aten and food service substitute, Kim Tuchalski.
Photo 2:
Middle/High school cook, Michelle Van den Heuvel and student, Emma Van den Heuvel

Thank you very much!!
5 months ago, School District of Florence County
Head Cook, Pam Hackler, Assistant Cook, Brenda Aten and food service substitute, Kim Tuchalski.
Middle/High school cook, Michelle Van den Heuvel and student, Emma Van den Heuvel
💦 What an incredible day at Florence Elementary! 💦

Today, our students had the exciting opportunity to welcome Ed Bieber and his partner, known as “Ed the Diver,” to the School District of Florence!

Together, they shared real-life underwater adventures exploring lakes and rivers across Wisconsin, showing students the unique treasures they’ve recovered—from fishing gear and phones to all kinds of unexpected items hiding beneath the surface. Even more importantly, they helped our students understand the importance of protecting our waterways and keeping them clean.

Our Bobcats were fully engaged as they:
🌊 Explored real treasures found underwater
🐟 Learned what’s really beneath the surface of our local lakes and rivers
♻️ Discovered how they can help care for the environment

This was a fun, hands-on learning experience that truly made an impact!

💚💛 A big thank you to our PTO for organizing this fantastic event and bringing this opportunity to our students! We appreciate your continued support in creating memorable learning experiences.

#GoFloCats #BobcatPride #HandsOnLearning #ProtectOurWaters
5 months ago, School District of Florence County
Ed the Diver and Christie B stand in a school gym next to a table filled with items recovered from lakes, including phones, sunglasses, toys, and other objects, with a presentation screen behind them about keeping waterways clean.
Wide view of Florence Elementary students filling the bleachers in the gym during the presentation, with Ed and Christie at the front and recovered items displayed on a table.
Ed the Diver and Christie B pose in front of a large group of Florence Elementary students seated in the gym bleachers. Students and staff are smiling and gathered for a group photo.
Ed the Diver and Christie B pose outside Florence Elementary School near the school sign, smiling and gesturing toward it.
Ed the Diver and Christie B stand by a roadside sign showing the distance to Florence, smiling and pointing at the sign.
Did you know CDL training is now available right here in Florence County? 🚛

Through NWTC, individuals can now complete Class B Automatic CDL training locally—meaning less travel, more flexibility, and hands-on experience close to home. This program is designed to help participants build the skills they need to become confident, qualified, and career-ready.

Whether you're a recent graduate, considering a career change, or ready to get behind the wheel, this is a great opportunity to step into a high-demand field.

✔ Local training in Florence County
✔ Complete in as little as 2 weeks
✔ Small class sizes with personalized instruction
✔ Real-world, behind-the-wheel experience

Registration deadline is May 8, 2026, so don’t wait to take the first step toward a new career.

For more information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1elZWfy96e5iBWUckrM0ybn2CctOPXJhj/view?usp=sharing

💚💛 #BobcatPride #FlorenceWI #CareerReady
5 months ago, School District of Florence County
A semi-truck and trailer are parked in a training area with orange cones set up for driving practice. Text on the image reads “Local. Fast. Career-Ready. NWTC’s CDL Training in Florence County.” The graphic promotes a local Class B automatic CDL training program designed to help individuals gain skills for a truck driving career without leaving their community.

Today we celebrate Administrative Professionals Day, and we truly couldn’t do what we do without the incredible individuals who keep everything running behind the scenes.

From answering phones and helping families, to keeping schedules organized and making sure every detail is taken care of—your work does not go unnoticed. You are often the first smile people see and the steady support that keeps our schools moving forward each day.

Thank you for your professionalism, your patience, and the care you show to our students, staff, and community. You make a difference in more ways than you know.

We appreciate you today and every day. 💚💛 #GoFloCats

6 months ago, School District of Florence County
Green graphic celebrating Administrative Professionals Day with four staff headshots labeled Lisa Novak, Chris Secrist, Holly Krueger, and Marcy Bradke. Includes a Bobcat logo and a message thanking them for their professionalism, patience, and care for students, staff, and the community.