Congratulations to the Siren FCCLA for bringing home one gold medal and 8 silver medals! Congratulations to Abby Kosloski, Amy Stanford, and Rylee O'Brien on being National Qualifiers!
Congratulations to all those who performed in yesterday’s solo and ensemble festival at Amery. Siren had a total of 12 events perform. Of the 12, 4 were class B. 3 of the class B entries earned 1st ratings and one earned a 2nd rating. Of the 8 class A entries 2 earned 2nd ratings, 4 earned 1st ratings and 2 earned 1st star ratings. Molly Lahmann’s vocal solo and Katie Taylor’s clarinet solo will be performed at the state competition at UW Eau Claire the first Saturday of May. Great job everybody.
April 27th will be a regular school day of instruction. Previously this date was a scheduled teacher inservice. (Regular Class Attendance)
Educate, Inspire, Empower!!!
"Siren School District will produce successful students through collaborative partnerships with families, community members and staff while being fiscally innovative. Students will embrace diversity, feel empowered and be inspired to become citizens with integrity."
Several staff members are celebrating Birthdays this month: Brian Webster (3), Angela D'Jock (4), Anastasia Thull (7), Craig Livingston (9), Therese Muus (11), Jill Tinman (12), Cheryl Pippin (17), Becky Plesums (20) James Kopecky (20), Lori Lemieux (23), Ryan Jansen (26), Andrea Lieder (28)...HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALL!!!!
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Environmental Science students brought home awards!
Good Morning,
Some of you may already have received this information, but I wanted to pass it on to you as some of your districts students may have been exposed and we want you to have all the information needed to help keep your students as healthy as possible. Thanks so much. Please share with administration and student families as you see fit.
Polk County Health Department is actively investigating an outbreak of pertussis that started with the first reported case on March 28, 2018. There are currently 12 lab-confirmed or epi-linked cases in this outbreak. All of the cases are high school students in the St. Croix Falls school district in Polk County. All have been fully immunized with pertussis containing vaccines.
Polk County is working closely with the school district in an effort to distribute information to parents and to assist in isolating symptomatic students who may need testing or who are awaiting test results. Some close contacts may attend other schools in Polk County or neighboring counties. We will be notified if we have contacts or suspect cases in our county.
All of the medical clinics in Polk & Burnett Counties have been advised to screen for pertussis for anyone presenting with a cough illness. We want to reinforced the importance of testing, isolating and treating suspect cases.
I also want to give you a heads up on potential spread to our county. One of the Polk County cases has been involved in a wrestling camp in Amery that has been in session 3 days a week since 4/2/18. Over 100 students and coaches attend this camp from a multitude of school districts in this area including our county. If you hear about any participation in this wrestling camp from any of your students please contact the Burnett County Health Department with that information. Please call me at 715-349-7600 ext. 1258. I have attached a Pertussis fact sheet from DHS for your convenience.
Anna Treague, RN
Burnett County Public Health
7410 County Road K #280, Siren, WI 54872
Phone: 715-349-7600 ext. 1258
Fax: 715-349-2140
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