Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District

This is the message you and your kids have either been looking forward to or dreading... School will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, January 31, due to inclement weather.  Please stay safe and warm, we've almost made it through this polar vortex! P.S. Students and families: Ms. Wimmer can't sing or dance, but at least she made No School cookies (news happened so fast she didn't have time to frost them)! Keep sending me your videos of how you are spending your time off - we will

Superintendents have been working together with the National Weather Service monitor the predicted frigid temperatures.  After our latest update, we have made the decision to close schools on Wednesday, January 30th.  We will continue monitoring the weather for cold as they are predicting potential closure temperatures to fall on Thursday, as well. Again, thank you for your patience and understanding as we navigate our Wisconsin winters!

Superintendents have been working together with the National Weather Service over the weekend to monitor the upcoming winter storm.  After our latest update, we have made the decision to close schools on Monday, January 28th.  We will continue monitoring the weather for cold as they are predicting potential closure temperatures to fall on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.

Due to inclement weather, the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District will be closed today, Wednesday, January 23rd. School will resume on Thursday.

We are seeking girls leggings size 5-6x for the office. If you have some that your child has outgrown or if you pick up some next time you are out, your donation would be much appreciated!

Students are enjoying the “Dragon Patch” garden, even in the wintertime! Students compost their snacks and bring their composting to the garden daily. Keep an eye out for our spring “Garden Clean Up” volunteer opportunity, coming soon!

Mrs. Maca’s class demonstrated their increasing reading stamina by reading to Mrs. Gersonde's students. They were cozied up to read in front of a mock “crackling fire!”

Our Distinguished Dragons this month were recognized for their 'patience,' this month's theme. They enjoyed a “fancy” meal from McDonald’s with Mrs. Witkov. Way to go! Students Lily T., Lily S., Amberly, Ian, Brooks, Mia, DJ, and Symeon.

The results of the Winter Break Reading Challenge are in, showing that a total of 72 students in grades 5K/SK-2nd submitted reading logs to Mrs. Widmann. That means that more than half of the eligible IH students earned a slice of Rocky's pizza and a Milwaukee Wave bookmark! Mrs. Gersonde’s class deserves special recognition because 75% of her students took part in the wintertime reading activities. If your child missed out this time, please watch for the “Spring Break Readin

Mark February 4 on your calendar and save the date for the Spaghetti Dinner and Obstacle Course. According to the American Heart Association, February is Heart Health Month. On Monday, February 4, students will have an opportunity to participate in a glow-in-the-dark obstacle course and win prizes, all while supporting the American Heart Association. The obstacle course will coincide with the PTO's Spaghetti Dinner. Admission to the obstacle course will be $5 per person, with