Florence 5th Graders attended Trees for Tomorrow.
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We are still looking for students in 3rd - 8th grades for the
Brian Butch Basketball camp that will be at FHS on June 7th!!!
From 4:30pm - 7:30pm
Cost is $30.00
We are also accepting walkins.
Registration Form: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xl3bPXG3ubkLeAxYboKzGyCxauKnaY15/view
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Florence 5th grade student Kyle Williams earned perfect attendance this year and earned a gift certificate to the Ice Cream Shoppe in Florence! Congratulations Kyle! 💚💛
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It was the final run at Florence Schools for an amazing and dedicated bus driver - John Zoppetti 💚💛. He was greeted with cheers, and hugs, from Florence staff and students. He of course had words of encouragement and praise for all staff, and also enjoyed the last day traditional elementary school sendoff 😊. Thank you John Zoppetti for the 40 years of positively affecting the lives of the student and staff at The School District of Florence County.
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The Florence first graders went on a field trip to Rainbow’s End Alpaca Farm!
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Florence Elementary School will host our Bobcat Walk tomorrow June 3rd at 1:00pm. Families are welcome to walk with their students and join us for a smoothie after.
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We're so excited to announce that Florence Elementary has scored the ultimate touchdown by winning the highest-level award in the @FuelUpToPlay60 program — the Touchdown School Award!
With the support of America’s dairy farmers and the @NFL, our students have worked hard to build a healthier and more active school community, and their dedication and commitment have really paid off!
Florence Elementary Students listened intently as LeRoy Butler talked about ending bullying.
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Congratulations to Carson, Kelsi and Sienna for being select DARE essay winners.
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LeRoy Butler visited the School District of Florence County last Friday to teach us how to put an end to bullying.
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Florence Elementary's Play 60 team recently completed a Leap to Lambeau challenge, a series of healthy eating and physical fitness activities. The team qualified for a zoom visit with AJ Dillon and was also chosen as one of 23 schools from around Wisconsin to spend the day at Lambeau field.
On May 18th, students spent the morning on a scavenger hunt through the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame. The afternoon consisted of football skills and drills stations on Titletown field with current/former Packer players Ty Summers and Jared Abbrederis.
Congrats to our 6th grade students on their D.A.R.E graduation. Thank you to Dan Miller & Nick Baumgartner for inspiring our students . A very special thank you to Teresa Chrisman for all you do this year & every year to positively affect the lives of our students.
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Thank you students for all your encouragement.
Mrs. Wille
Florence Third Graders were visited my Miss Jeanne for lessons in healthy living and nutrition.
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Florence 1st graders working together to search the room for items and record using tally marks.
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Aubrey Pataconi led third grade classmates in a springtime craft.
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We're thrilled to announce the new app for Florence County! It's everything Florence County, in your pocket.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/359NIAV Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3pnn9z2
A longstanding record has been broken by Florence High School Senior, Patrick Milan. On Thursday, April 28th during the Niagara Badger Invite, Milan ran a time of 22.74 seconds in the 200 meter dash, breaking the 51 year old record that had formerly been held by Mike Weber with a time of 23.1 seconds set in 1971. Amongst seven other teams, this time landed Milan a first place in the event, also receiving first place in the 100 meter dash with a time of 10.99 seconds.
Florence Third Grade Chemists work to determine the number of atoms represented
in chemical formulas.
Florence Elementary held a 4K PACT activity for parents and students. 4K teacher, Mrs. Wolf read the students a story about colors, and the students were able to paint an umbrella with watercolors! PACT activities are a great way to prepare students for school, and for parents to meet one another. UW Extension and the Florence Elementary PTO were also represented to provide parents with resources.
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