Elementary Track Meet + Iced Coffee = the perfect way to kick off your afternoon! ☀️🏃♀️☕
Come out, cheer on our young athletes, and support the 10th grade class with an iced coffee. We’d love to see you there!
Come out, cheer on our young athletes, and support the 10th grade class with an iced coffee. We’d love to see you there!
High School Music Concert is tonight! 🎶
Students should arrive by 6:30 PM, and the concert will begin at 7:00 PM.
Come out and support our talented junior and senior high students—it’s going to be a great evening of music!
Students should arrive by 6:30 PM, and the concert will begin at 7:00 PM.
Come out and support our talented junior and senior high students—it’s going to be a great evening of music!
Track and Field Day is coming up!
WPS Staff Spotlight introducing Mrs. Laekyn Moser
Be sure to say hello and give her a warm WPS welcome when you see her!
Be sure to say hello and give her a warm WPS welcome when you see her!
Wishek Public School has a Visitors in School policy that outlines procedures for patrons to follow. These guidelines are put in place to help ensure the educational environment is not disrupted. Part of our protocol is asking parents to stay at the office for school visits versus going through the hallways to your child's classroom. By reducing adult traffic in the building, this allows us to better monitor the building and premises for unwanted visitors to the school. We appreciate the cooperation we have gotten from parents and community. We take unwanted guests very seriously and will take the appropriate action to keep the building and premises safe.
Supt. Kuntz
Supt. Kuntz
Join us this Thursday for our Elementary Music Concert! 🎶
Come out and support our talented young performers as they showcase all their hard work.
Come out and support our talented young performers as they showcase all their hard work.
WPS Senior Spotlight - Zoe Hagen
Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
PTO meeting tonight, April 20th!
Yearbooks for the 2024–2025 school year are now just $25!
If you’d like to order one, please call the high school office and we’ll have it ready for you.
If you’d like to order one, please call the high school office and we’ll have it ready for you.
South Border will be hiring the following coaching positions for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. Please contact Mr. Doane (Ashley) or Mr. Brandner (Wishek) if you are interested.
Football-Assistant Coach (JV)
Volleyball-Varsity Head Coach
Volleyball-C squad
Volleyball-Junior High
Girls Basketball-Varsity Head Coach
Girls Basketball-Elementary
Girls Wrestling-Assistant Coach
Boys Wrestling-Junior High
Football-Assistant Coach (JV)
Volleyball-Varsity Head Coach
Volleyball-C squad
Volleyball-Junior High
Girls Basketball-Varsity Head Coach
Girls Basketball-Elementary
Girls Wrestling-Assistant Coach
Boys Wrestling-Junior High
Elementary Track Meet + Iced Coffee = the perfect way to kick off your afternoon! ☀️🏃♀️☕
Come out, cheer on our young athletes, and support the 10th grade class with an iced coffee. We’d love to see you there!
Come out, cheer on our young athletes, and support the 10th grade class with an iced coffee. We’d love to see you there!
Thank you to all who attended the 2026 4-6th grade Science Fair.
I would especially like to thank the judges for volunteering their time to learn about all the projects the students were interested in. This year our judges were Jon Kosiak, Stacey Wiest, Megan Marquart, Danielle Goebel, Gunner Hanson, and Carly Sanders.
Fourth through sixth grade had a wide variety of projects this year ranging from medical to agricultural and engineering ideas. I love to see our students' choosing projects that are practical and important to them as did the judges.
This year's top three projects in each category were:
4th grade- Layla Graber, Spencer Just and best overall went to Randi Jo Lipp
5th grade- Hank Just, Alayna Bender and Henry Essig received the best overall award.
6th grade- Emery Kiefer, Nelson Rath and Braylon Bader received the best overall award.
All 9 students received a certificate for Booster bucks from the Wishek Chamber; certificates and best overall projects received a medal.
I would especially like to thank the judges for volunteering their time to learn about all the projects the students were interested in. This year our judges were Jon Kosiak, Stacey Wiest, Megan Marquart, Danielle Goebel, Gunner Hanson, and Carly Sanders.
Fourth through sixth grade had a wide variety of projects this year ranging from medical to agricultural and engineering ideas. I love to see our students' choosing projects that are practical and important to them as did the judges.
This year's top three projects in each category were:
4th grade- Layla Graber, Spencer Just and best overall went to Randi Jo Lipp
5th grade- Hank Just, Alayna Bender and Henry Essig received the best overall award.
6th grade- Emery Kiefer, Nelson Rath and Braylon Bader received the best overall award.
All 9 students received a certificate for Booster bucks from the Wishek Chamber; certificates and best overall projects received a medal.
We are incredibly grateful for the support of these amazing sponsors who helped make our Farm Safety Lyceum a success! 🌾🚜
Your generosity and commitment to our community do not go unnoticed. Because of you, we’re able to continue promoting farm safety and education for everyone involved. THANK YOU! 👏
Wishek Students results for region 6 Region Music Small Group Contest
Music contest ranking systems are a little different than everything else. In addition to competing against all the other performers, you are also competing against a rubric which a judge uses to grade your performance. A star ranking is state qualifying. Then there is a 1 ranking, a 2 ranking, and a 3 ranking. Each performance will receive one of those ranking levels based on the competency of the performance. The best performance in each category will receive an Outstanding Performance ranking.
Vocal Ensembles
Scarborough Fair a duet performed by Ashlyn Michaelsohn and Nevah Horner received a star ranking and state qualified
Amazing Grace a trio performed by Joslyn Bies, Reagan Ulmer, and Kaitlyn Rath received a 1 ranking
Homeward Bound a quintet performed by Braelynn Wenger, Ashlyn Michaelsohn, Joslyn Bies, Reagan Ulmer, and Kaitlyn Rath received a 1 ranking
Kyrie Eleison a duet performed by Braelynn Wenger and Kennedy Mulske received a 2 ranking
Chi Voul La Zingarella a solo performed by Ashlynn Michaelsohn received a 1 ranking
Si Mes Vers Avaiend Des Alles a solo performed by Braelynn Wenger received a 2 ranking
Instrumental Ensembles
Waltz a trio performed by Camie Muller, Braelynn Wenger and Kyndal Resweber received a 1 ranking
Danzetta a flute solo performed by Cami Muller received a 1 ranking
Chant a flute solo performed by Paison Becker received a 1 ranking
Cielito Lindo a clarinet solo performed by Nevaeh Horner received a 1 ranking
Nocturn a clarinet solo performed by Braelynn Wenger received a 1 ranking
Concert Solo Suite a trumpet solo performed by Thomas Bender received a 1 ranking
Evening Song a trumpet performed by Kyndal Resweber received a 1 ranking
Allerseelen a french horn solo performed by Payton Ketterling received a 1 ranking
Music contest ranking systems are a little different than everything else. In addition to competing against all the other performers, you are also competing against a rubric which a judge uses to grade your performance. A star ranking is state qualifying. Then there is a 1 ranking, a 2 ranking, and a 3 ranking. Each performance will receive one of those ranking levels based on the competency of the performance. The best performance in each category will receive an Outstanding Performance ranking.
Vocal Ensembles
Scarborough Fair a duet performed by Ashlyn Michaelsohn and Nevah Horner received a star ranking and state qualified
Amazing Grace a trio performed by Joslyn Bies, Reagan Ulmer, and Kaitlyn Rath received a 1 ranking
Homeward Bound a quintet performed by Braelynn Wenger, Ashlyn Michaelsohn, Joslyn Bies, Reagan Ulmer, and Kaitlyn Rath received a 1 ranking
Kyrie Eleison a duet performed by Braelynn Wenger and Kennedy Mulske received a 2 ranking
Chi Voul La Zingarella a solo performed by Ashlynn Michaelsohn received a 1 ranking
Si Mes Vers Avaiend Des Alles a solo performed by Braelynn Wenger received a 2 ranking
Instrumental Ensembles
Waltz a trio performed by Camie Muller, Braelynn Wenger and Kyndal Resweber received a 1 ranking
Danzetta a flute solo performed by Cami Muller received a 1 ranking
Chant a flute solo performed by Paison Becker received a 1 ranking
Cielito Lindo a clarinet solo performed by Nevaeh Horner received a 1 ranking
Nocturn a clarinet solo performed by Braelynn Wenger received a 1 ranking
Concert Solo Suite a trumpet solo performed by Thomas Bender received a 1 ranking
Evening Song a trumpet performed by Kyndal Resweber received a 1 ranking
Allerseelen a french horn solo performed by Payton Ketterling received a 1 ranking
Check out this summer EBT program!
On Wednesday May 13, 2026, the Wishek Public School Board will be holding the Regular School Board Meeting at 7:00pm in the ITV room (Room 41) located on the Elementary side of the Wishek Public School.
Reminder Science Fair tomorrow (April 13th)!
WPS Staff Spotlight Introducing Lauren Akers
Please help us give her a warm welcome to our school and community, we are so lucky to have her!
Please help us give her a warm welcome to our school and community, we are so lucky to have her!
Student of the Month
We are proud to recognize Claire Bader, Alayna Bender, and Alezia Balatero as our Students of the Month for March . They consistently demonstrate outstanding dedication to academics, a positive attitude, and a strong commitment to personal growth.
These students stand out not only for their academic achievements, but also for their kindness, leadership, and willingness to help others. They set a great example for their peers and contribute positively to our school community.
Congratulations, Claire, Alayna and Alezia— keep up the great work!
We are proud to recognize Claire Bader, Alayna Bender, and Alezia Balatero as our Students of the Month for March . They consistently demonstrate outstanding dedication to academics, a positive attitude, and a strong commitment to personal growth.
These students stand out not only for their academic achievements, but also for their kindness, leadership, and willingness to help others. They set a great example for their peers and contribute positively to our school community.
Congratulations, Claire, Alayna and Alezia— keep up the great work!
Message from the Music room regarding the High School Spring concert!
