The end of one journey, the start of another. Best wishes to our seniors — thank you for all the memories.
This month, guest speaker Brittany Lyne brought our human body unit to life! 2nd graders learned about surgery and even got to listen to Tycen's heartbeat. A big thanks to Brittany for inspiring young minds and making science exciting!
Junior high track season may be over, but the memories live on! Thanks to Scales Mound Fan Photos for capturing these great moments.
Good luck to our amazing track team as they compete in the Six Rivers High School Conference Track Meet at River Ridge on May 22! Thanks to Scales Mound Fan Photos for capturing these great moments.
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Important information regarding our elementary/middle school yearbook.
In their final days of Junior High, our 8th grade math students wrapped up with a practice final and then had a blast with Minute to Win It games! Congrats on your promotion, 8th graders, and best of luck in High School!
You may be turning the page, but this chapter will always hold a special place in our hearts. Congratulations, graduates!
Big congratulations to Lillian for winning 1st place in the Wisconsin Ag in the Classroom essay contest! Curt Miller and his wife from the Wisconsin Farm Bureau visited her class to celebrate her achievement. Her essay, "The Beauty of Red Maple Trees," has now been submitted for the district competition!
2nd Grade had an unforgettable day at the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium! From discovering fascinating amphibians & reptiles, to exploring exhibits and even some souvenir shopping. It was a day full of fun and learning!
To wrap up their Latin America Unit, students celebrated with a flavorful cultural foods day! They made authentic dishes like pico de gallo, pollo frito, choco flan & more—while exploring Latin American culture through music, food, and learning!
Thursday's JH track meet at River Ridge has been canceled.
The Six Rivers High School Conference Track Meet will be held at River Ridge on Thursday instead.
Go change the world, but don’t forget where you started. Once a Shullsburg Miner, always a Miner.
The Shullsburg/Benton boys will host Monticello/Albany in the opening round of the WIAA baseball tournament May 29 at 5:00 at Badger Park in Shullsburg.
The baseball game scheduled Monday, May 19th at Iowa-Grant has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled. Instead, Shullsburg/Benton baseball will play Potosi/Cassville in Potosi at 4:30. 5 JV innings to follow.
The Benton/Shullsburg softball team will play at Potosi/Cassville on Thursday, May 22 at Potosi in opening regional play of the WIAA softball tournament. Game time to be determined.
From your first steps through our doors to your last walk across the stage — we’re proud of every moment. Congratulations, seniors!
Join us for the Senior Graduation Ceremony as we honor the Class of 2025 and all their achievements.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Today marks your last day of high school, a huge milestone and the start of something new. Whether you're heading to college, starting a career, or exploring new paths, we wish you all the success and happiness in the world. You've got this!
Our AP Spanish students explored Chicago’s vibrant Pilsen neighborhood. A historically rich community shaped by generations of Irish, German, and now predominantly Mexican and Mexican-American residents.
They visited the National Museum of Mexican Art, where students explored the powerful intersections of art, identity, and cultural heritage. Then it was time for an authentic taste of tradition with a delicious carnitas lunch at Carnitas Uruapan, a neighborhood staple with over 50 years of history and a feature on Netflix’s Taco Chronicles!
After lunch, we took a walking tour to admire Pilsen’s iconic murals — bold, colorful stories told through art.
In the afternoon, we headed downtown to the Art Institute of Chicago to view the stunning Frida Kahlo exhibit, an unforgettable opportunity to engage directly with the legacy of Mexico’s most influential artists.
This immersive experience helped students connect deeply with the 6 AP themes and prepare for the cultural comparison task on the AP Spanish exam, all while celebrating the richness of Mexican culture.
Thank you to Mr. E for braving the Chicago traffic.
