
Shullsburg Staff Showcase! #shullsburgpride


Girls Basketball vs Maquoketa, IA at 6:00pm tonight. Original spectator guidelines will be followed.

Important Information Regarding Spectator Guidelines: https://5il.co/nljb

Tonight's 12/4/2020 Girls Basketball game at Highland has been postponed per Highland's request.

The Basketball & Miner Madness apparel is here in the school office ready to be picked up.

Here is the information for the High School Girl's game @ Highland tonight, 12/4/20. GO MINERS!!
Six Rivers Conference Basketball
At Highland
Stream Link: https://youtube.com/hsd53543
Opponent Parking/Arrival: Opposing teams are asked to park and enter in the rear of the building. Drive through the south parking lot (near the tan shed) and go around to the east side of the building. You will enter and enter through the door marked H.
Opponent Spectator Parking/Entrance: Spectators from visiting teams will enter through the main entrance. All spectators will ensure they are signed in on the attendance sheet for the event. Each student athlete and coach will be allowed two spectators. Admission will be free. Opponent seating is available on the east side of the gym on both sides. It is clearly marked on the wall and provides plenty of room for social distancing. Please park in the north most parking lot. This is the first one you see when you turn on varsity lane. Parking out front is reserved for disabled and some of our “most seasoned fans” (i.e. Senior Citizens).
Masks: According to the Governor’s mandate, masks must be worn upon arrival and throughout the event. Everyone in attendance will be required to wear masks at all times.

Shullsburg Staff Showcase! #shullsburgpride


Information regarding school lunch delivery during virtual instruction: https://5il.co/nhzl

Catch the girls home basketball game against Fennimore tonight, Tuesday, December 1, 2020 with JV starting at 6:00 pm on our YouTube Channel! GO LADY MINERS! #shullsburgpride
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp4pvDGslYA3iJhzVjQbmLQ

Information for the MSBB game vs Potosi 12/1/20,
Masks must be worn by all spectators at all times.
Per Six Rivers Conference Rules we are allowing TWO spectators per participant.
All games at Potosi will be Livestreamed
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK9dUVOoeQA11R1T2IqrPzw

Enjoy Thanksgiving Miners!


The High School Girls Basketball game @ Lancaster for tonight, November 24th, has been postponed.

Congratulations Miner Trap Team!!


Shullsburg School Office Hours.


Looking to share a story full of fun, family, and food? Check out Don't Let Auntie Mabel Bless The Table-a great story to share!
https://youtu.be/2AjM5bekCjY

Shullsburg Miner Basketball info:
We will be charging an admission fee of $2 for every adult attending all junior high games and $1 for every visiting student attending. Likewise, we will be charging $4 for every adult attending all high school games and $3 for visiting students. Shullsburg students will be free. Exact change will be required for all admissions, as change will not be made, no exceptions. We will be accepting senior citizen passes, and they will count towards the players' and coaches' spectator passes. We will have concessions on site, exact change will be required. There will be two separate windows for buying concessions. One for home fans and one for visiting fans. The windows and lines will be separated by a barrier. The area behind the team benches will be roped off to ensure social distancing and separate bathrooms will be available for both home and visiting fans. Go Miners!!

Shullsburg Staff Showcase! #shullsburgpride


Shullsburg Staff Showcase! #shullsburgpride


Important information regarding the district's instructional model for next week: https://5il.co/n9gv

“There are new rocks outside of the school for you to give away to someone in your life that needs one. Please take a photo of yourself and who you gave it too, and share it with us so we can put it on the Shullsburg Facebook page. (send photos to sschollmeyer@shullsburg.k12.wi.us)
You might have noticed some small acts of kindness around the school.
The painted rocks you may see as you walk in or out of the school are part of a kindness rock project the art students have been working on. These rocks are for you to take one when you need one. Feel free to share one with a friend who needs some inspiration, or feel free to make one of your own too.
I am so proud of the fifth grade and junior high students that worked hard to make these. Your kind acts will not go unnoticed.
You will find the rocks in front of the school sign and also in a few other outdoor locations. “

