Parents/Grandparents Day

All parents and grandparents are welcome to join us on November 20th, 2024 for a Thanksgiving meal and eat with their child(ren)/grandchild(ren). Please RSVP if you are able to make it by 3:25 today by calling the school (605-249-2251).

White Lake is implementing Positive Behavior, Supports and Interventions (PBIS) this school year. Students who demonstrate the qualities of a good KATS (Keeping engaged, Acting responsibly, Treating other kindly, and Showing empathy) earn tickets for a prize drawing at the end of the week. Our winners of the first week are:

Alayna Nightingale

Alle Styles

Nolan Tennant

Lexus Hillman

Congrats to our winners and do all students for being great KATS!

Interested in being a basketball cheerleader? There is still time to try out! Get in touch with Coach Walsh today!

Have a 6-12th grader interested in E-Sports? Not sure what E-Sports are and want to get a little more information? We have an E-Sports Parent information night this Wednesday at 7 PM at the White Lake HS Study Hall (Library). Can't make the meeting? Get in contact with E-Sports GM Danielle Assmus or Principal Gottlob and they will get you the information. Sign ups are due November 1st.

October 21-25 is National School Bus Safety Week. We wanted to thank our bus drivers for all of the great work they do getting our kids to and from school, sports, and other activities in a safe manner. Pictured are our primary bus drivers:

Bryce Petersen, Jim Miller, Will Gottlob, and Peyton Nelson. Not pictured is Lance Moeller, who also drives bus for us.

Others that help with transport on a regular basis are Becky Moore, Doreen Miller, and Craig Nightingale.

It takes a lot to get our kids where they need to be, so thanks to all your efforts in keeping our kids safe on the roads!

All parents and grandparents are welcome to join us on November 20th, 2024 for a Thanksgiving meal and eat with their child(ren)/grandchild(ren). Please RSVP if you are able to make it!

White Lake is implementing Positive Behavior, Supports and Interventions (PBIS) this school year. Students who demonstrate the qualities of a good KATS (Keeping engaged, Acting responsibly, Treating other kindly, and Showing empathy) earn tickets for a prize drawing at the end of the week. Our winners of the first week are:

Hunter Konechne

Winsor Kirsch

Kade Mohnen

Jed Houston

Congrats to our winners and do all students for being great KATS!

October 14-18 is National School Lunch Week!

We want to thank our wonderful school lunch staff for all their hard work and the yummy meals! Thank you Lily Konechne, Tami Twigg and Lori Peters!