Wethersfield School District

Sectional Semi-Final update: Lady Geese 23 Eastland 28 3:00 left in 3Q

The Lady Geese Basketball team has advanced to the IHSA Sectional Tournament. They will play Lanark Eastland tonight in Lanark at 6::00 pm! The theme for the Geese fans is GREEN OUT! Let's show out in our best Wethersfield green and bring home the victory!
The game will be streamed on the NFHS Network!

Go Geese!

See the attached fundraiser for Wrenly. Thank you!

VOTE FOR THE LADY GEESE in the HOMETOWN HEROES of the WEEK contest through 94.9 Country WAAG

Here is the link to vote: https://www.fm95online.com/hometown-heroes/

Go Lady Geese!

It is time for post-season Boys' Basketball! Our Geese travel up to visit Annawan on Monday night for a Regional Quarterfinal game. Game time is set for 6:00 pm and all Geese Fans should come out in CAMO!

Let's Go Geese!

Congratulations to the K-Kids Cutest Pet Contest winners! We raised over $300 for the Kewanee Humane Society.

Dogs
1st Place: Chloe - Brynley Welsh
2nd Place: Moose - Abby Peterson

Cats
1st Place: PJ - Emma Schiltz
2nd Place: Fluff - Lyla Smith

Miscellaneous
1st Place: HeyHey (chicken) - Mila Duarte
2nd Place: Phoenix (turtle) - Bexley Crabtree

We had a great STUDENT SECTION again...helping our Lady Geese bring home the hardware! Next stop... Lanark Eastland!! Tuesday night at 6:00 pm versus Lanark Eastland! Let's Go Geese! No stop...no quit!

A police escort for our REGIONAL CHAMP LADY GEESE BASKETBALL TEAM...starting at Harley Davidson around 8:45 tonight to the school!

LADY GEESE 36-32 REGIONAL CHAMPS!!!

Starting the 4th quarter... Lady Geese 30 Pecatonica 24

Lady Geese up 3... 25-22 with 4 minutes left in 3Q at Fulton

It is IHSA Girls' Basketball Regional Final night!! Our Lady Geese are taking on the Indians of Pecatonica in Fulton. Game time is set for 6:00 pm. If you cannot make it up to Fulton tonight, here is the link to watch the action and cheer the girls on:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%40Fulton+Steamer+Streams

Best of luck to our Lady Geese!!

⛷️ Going for the Gold: Second Grade Ski Jump! As Ms. Woller’s class wrapped up their two-week journey exploring the different events of the Olympic Games, the classroom turned into a winter sports arena! Using straw rockets, students became physics experts, studying how the force of their "wind" (breath) and the angle of their jump determined who reached the furthest distance. The second graders measured their "jumps" just like Olympic officials to see who could land the longest flight—and after some record-breaking attempts, they crowned an official Olympic Gold Medalist in the end!

Some of our high school art students just wrapped up an incredible Pop Art Self-Portrait Project—and the results are AMAZING! Blending art and technology, students used their Chromebooks to capture reference photos and explored AI-generated comic-style inspiration. After studying Roy Lichtenstein and the key features of Pop Art—bold outlines, bright colors, Ben-Day dots, and expressive emotion—they used the grid method to carefully transfer their images with accuracy and detail. Each portrait reflects personal creativity while building patience, confidence, and artistic skill. We are so proud of their focus, growth, and willingness to try something new!

We had a great student section supporting our Junior High Lady Geese volleyball teams tonight! Both squads were victorious!

Seventh-grade Health students have been learning about emotional awareness and strategies for maintaining positive mental and emotional health. This week’s lessons focused specifically on stress—what it is, how it affects the body and mind, and healthy ways to manage it. To help students experience and reflect on stress in a controlled environment, they participated in an interactive dice game. One student rolled the dice while another raced to write numbers to 100, and two additional students observed and waited to rotate in. The competitive and time-sensitive nature of the activity naturally created moments of stress, providing a meaningful opportunity for students to recognize their reactions and discuss effective coping strategies. Students were highly engaged and appreciated the hands-on example that brought the concept of stress to life.

Eighth-grade ELA students recently engaged in the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) and an alphabet brainstorming activity to activate and build background knowledge about the Holocaust as they prepare to read Maus I. Working collaboratively, students generated and refined their own questions, sparking thoughtful discussion and deeper inquiry into this significant historical event.

Our Lady Geese are playing for the Regional Championship in Fulton on Thursday night versus Pecatonica. The game tips off at 6:00 pm! If we can get enough HS Students to sign up for a FAN BUS (25), we will be able to offer one for a ride! Fan Bus + Ticket = $12
Let's fill the bus...fill the stands... and bring our girls to VICTORY!

All fans are encouraged to wear BLACK and be loud for our team!

GO GEESE!!

Wear a hat for $1 on Friday 2/20 in support of Wrenly!