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Agency Fall Newsletter

Read about activities and upcoming events in Seeds of Health's fall newsletter

Students Tour Washington, D.C.

Due to the ongoing generosity of Herb Kohl Philanthropies, 110 students and chaperones from Seeds of Health Elementary, and MC2, Tenor and Veritas high schools toured Washington, D.C. from October 5th-October 9th

Google for Education Certified Trainer

Kaitlyn Wright selected as Google for Education Certified Trainer

Seeds of Health's Technology Coordinator, Kaitlyn Wright, has been selected to be a Google for Education Certified Trainer based on her experience and passion to positively impact education by helping teachers transform teaching and learning with technology.

US News selected Veritas High School as one of the best high schools in Wisconsin

Title I School of Recognition for 2019

Congratulations to Tenor and Veritas High School for receiving Title I School of Recognition for 2018-2019 from Wisconsin's Department of Instruction.

Title I schools are recognized for demonstrated high-achievement, high-progress, and/or beating the odds.

Kaitlyn Wright selected as Finalist for The EdTech Leadership Awards

Tenor, Veritas, Windlake Academy, and Windlake Elementary awarded a five year contract extension

Congratulations to Tenor High School, Veritas High School, Windlake Academy, and Windlake Elementary on receiving a five year contract renewal from the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents.

Photo from assembly

Tenor High School hosted an assembly in honor of Native American Heritage Month

During Native American Heritage Month, Tenor students had the opportunity to participate in a presentation by active Native Americans including our very own Serina Mustache.

Students learning how to code

2nd Graders at Windlake Elementary are learning how to code

Windlake Elementary's 2nd graders are learning coding as part of their Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum.

Reporter with class

Angelica Duria, from Fox6 News, visited Grandview High School

FOX6 News reporter Angelica Duria spoke to students about being a reporter and gave them tips on filming and writing scripts.

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