World Language Program Earns State Award
Ron Kuusisto, Student of Journalism
December 9, 2019
The Neenah World Language department receives the 2019 Donna Clementi Blue Ribbon Award at the WAFLT State Conference (Saturday) Nov. 2. NHS was the only school to receive the award this year. NHS is the new kid, in that they never had won this honor before. The award goes to a district that pro...
Neenah Autos Classes Brings Old Technology Back to Life
Garrett Luepke, Student of Journalism
December 1, 2019
Neenah auto classes tackle the reassembly of a 1968 Autobianchi Bianchina, gifted by Neenah company Motion Products Inc., known worldwide for Italian car restoration and “all things Ferrari.” “I am excited about this opportunity where kids will be able to work hands-on with an older and simple car ...
Field of Hydroponics Continues to Grow and Connect with Community
Zach Schmitt, Student of Journalism
December 1, 2019
Students and staff continue to progress in the field of hydroponics, aiming to make it accessible to the district by years end, according to Emily Bennett, NHS science teacher. Bennett, who also ignited the focus on hydroponics in the district, is aiming to benefit not only Neenah schools, but the...
New Program Gives Curious Students New Opportunity
Josh Brazee, Student of Journalism
November 30, 2019
The new entrepreneurial program called Incubator gives NHS students a unique opportunity to learn business skills through hands-on experience throughout the school year. “This program gives students the ability to truly run their own business and learn by putting their lessons into action,” ...
Neenah Teacher Wins Culinary Educator Award
Dylan Leibold, Student of Journalism
November 30, 2019
The K-12 Culinary Educator award is presented to Debra Garbe by the Fox Valley Culinary Association on Nov. 4 at the Bridgewood Conference Center. Although, Garbe has a great passion for culinary it was a prolonged road to get there. The K-12 Culinary Educator award is distributed by the Fox...
New Program Available for Students Starting Second Semester
Lauren Miller, Student of Journalism
November 24, 2019
A new Global Scholar program at NHS gives current and incoming students opportunities to expand their horizons starting second semester of the 2019-'20 school year. Coordinator of this program Mr. John Morgen discusses what this program offers for students. “The department of education (DPI) created...
Satellite App Contest Results
November 15, 2019
The Satellite staff launched its app this week. Various contests were held. Winners follow: Congratulations to Mr. Chris Rundquist's advisory for 100 percent participation! All members win ice cream! Contratulation to Mr. Scott Hertting for installing the Satellite app. He wins coffees until Christmas! Congratu...
REACH Academy Donates to Neenah Animal Shelter
June 3, 2019
The REACH Academy visited the Neenah Animal Shelter on June 3 to drop off toys, treats and food that they collected during their social justice project. Additionally, they also donated 40 tie blankets for the dog and cat cages, as well as the $300 they raised during the faulty car wash. REACH would...
N.J.S.D. Election for Hydroponics Units in Classrooms
Emilee Wise, Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2019
N.J.S.D. is a finalist in the "Opal Apples Youth Make a Difference" grant, worth $75,000. The grant is awarded to young leaders taking on big environmental topics such as food security, nutrition, agriculture, food politics and education. If awarded the grant, N.J.S.D. would purchase hydroponics...
Musicians Prepare for the Upcoming State Solo & Ensemble Festival
Nathan Gehrke, Student of Journalism
April 24, 2019
High school musicians across the state will perform at the state Solo & Ensemble festival on April 27 at UW-Oshkosh to conclude this year’s competitive path. “It makes me a better musician and helps me gain confidence when I perform in front of a judge,” senior Lily Slivinski said rega...
Arts Education and the Effects on NHS
Maddie Nail, Student of Journalism
April 17, 2019
Walking into NHS and roaming throughout the halls, one will be able to see all of the art pieces students have created to decorate the walls. Students love having their art hung up around the school, and are proud to show off their pieces. Lisa Dorschner, art teacher, helps create many of the...
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