Almond-Bancroft School District

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4K is busy learning to spell and write our names!
10/27/2026

4K is busy learning to spell and write our names!

Over 80 UWSP alumni gathered together to celebrate choral excellence. Mrs. Behnke was a member of the choir. They gath...
10/25/2026

Over 80 UWSP alumni gathered together to celebrate choral excellence. Mrs. Behnke was a member of the choir. They gathered together for the day at the Noel Fine Art center to sing which culminated in a final performance. Mrs. Behnke’s choir professor Lucinda Thayer travelled from the east coast to work with the alumni.

NHS took advantage of this beautiful day cleaning up leaves in the community! Thank you for making a difference!
10/23/2026

NHS took advantage of this beautiful day cleaning up leaves in the community! Thank you for making a difference!

Second graders visited the Planetarium, Tropical Conservatory and Olson Museum at UWSP. They had a stellar time learning...
10/22/2026

Second graders visited the Planetarium, Tropical Conservatory and Olson Museum at UWSP. They had a stellar time learning about constellations, planets, plants, and natural history!

Today, Almond-Bancroft High School students attended the "Do It For Daniel" presentation at Tri-County High School. Thi...
10/21/2026

Today, Almond-Bancroft High School students attended the "Do It For Daniel" presentation at Tri-County High School. This was a powerful message on mental health, su***de awareness, and the importance of supporting one another. We want to extend a special thank you to Tri-County High School for hosting our students for this meaningful event! We encourage parents and guardians to talk with your students about today's presentation. You can learn more about Daniel's story here: https://youtu.be/xUzcDojO7Ow. Never face things alone. Trusted adults and resources are available to support you!

Final Reminder...the deadline is coming soon! We’re celebrating Happy Plantsgiving with ! 🪴💚Through Neighborhood Forest’...
10/21/2026

Final Reminder...the deadline is coming soon! We’re celebrating Happy Plantsgiving with ! 🪴💚

Through Neighborhood Forest’s Plantsgiving Fall Plant Giveaway, children can sign up to receive a FREE succulent to take home, nurture, and enjoy! Parents/Guardians: Sign your child(ren) up for a free succulent using this link: https://www.neighborhoodforest.org/registration-services-fall/?school=59425

Registration is open now through October 23rd! Succulents will go home with students in mid-November — stay tuned for details! Give thanks. Grow something good!

Our volleyball team played their hearts out tonight in their Regional game against Assumption but lost 3-1. Thanks to th...
10/21/2026

Our volleyball team played their hearts out tonight in their Regional game against Assumption but lost 3-1. Thanks to the seniors and the rest of the girls and coaches for their hard work during the season! We are proud of you!

Our students in grades 4–12 had a fantastic experience on today learning key tips to stay safe and smart on the internet...
10/20/2026

Our students in grades 4–12 had a fantastic experience on today learning key tips to stay safe and smart on the internet. We want to extend a special thank you to Special Agent Xia, Special Agent Kourtney, and Special Agent Amanda of the Wisconsin Department of Justice for taking the time to present this important and timely information to our children. We appreciate your dedication to protecting and empowering our young people!

The fourth and fifth grade students completed their first readers response project of the year. Each student wrote a sum...
10/20/2026

The fourth and fifth grade students completed their first readers response project of the year. Each student wrote a summary about a novel that you were reading or have read this year, along with a reaction such as who is your favorite character or their favorite and why. Each student and also drew a picture of a scene from the story.
They were able to share their projects with the entire fourth and fifth grade hallway on Friday. Because of the projects from their peers, students found new books they are interested in reading.

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1336 Elm Street
Almond, WI
54909

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+17153662941

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