📚 High School Registration is Almost Here! 🐺Students entering grades 9-12 for the upcoming school year are invited to register at Wilmot School on:📅 Monday & Tuesday, August 3-4🕗 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Stop by anytime during those two days to meet with Mr. Olson or Ms. Kaaz to complete your registration, finalize your schedule, and make sure you're ready for the first day of school. If you're unable to come in on August 3 or 4, please call the school to arrange another time to meet and get registered. We look forward to seeing everyone and getting ready for another great year at Wilmot! ❤️🖤

We're looking for passionate individuals to join our team for the upcoming school year! We currently have openings for:
📚 Librarian/Media Specialist
🧩 Special Education Paraprofessional
⭐ WiSE Director
If you're looking for an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students while working alongside an outstanding team, we'd love to hear from you!
To apply, complete an application on our employment page:
🌐 https://www.wilmot.k12.sd.us/page/employment
Have questions or would like to learn more about one of these positions? Feel free to contact me directly!
📧 nicholas.olson@k12.sd.us
📞 605-938-4647
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Yesterday, Andrew tied for 34th place out of 100 for the High Gun Novice Male Category, and tied for 41st out of 132 for all male and female in the novice group!










Thank you to Holden and to Mrs. Ronke for assisting him.







The golf team showed tremendous growth, improvement, and competitiveness throughout the season, highlighted by multiple personal records, medal performances, and strong finishes at both junior varsity and varsity meets. The team consistently lowered scores over the course of the year while gaining valuable experience against tough competition.
Eli Hanson turned in a season marked by steady progress, consistency, and record-breaking performances. Hanson recorded multiple personal-best rounds throughout the year, including strong performances at Webster and Cattail Red/Yellow. His top finish came at Lee Park, where he shot an 18-hole personal record 92 to place 30th overall while earning 11th place honors in the ECC standings and bringing home a medal. In addition to his strong finishes, Hanson has broken or tied three school records this season, highlighting the tremendous improvement and dedication he showed throughout the year.
Asher Locke also showed strong development throughout the year. Locke opened the season with a personal-record round at Webster and later posted a 9-hole PR while tying for 9th place at the Cattail Blue JV meet. He added another personal best at the Cattail Red/Yellow meet with an 18-hole PR score of 98 and consistently improved his play over the season.
Paisyn Butler had one of the team’s most successful seasons, earning several top finishes and awards. Butler medaled with a 9th-place finish at the Deubrook JH meet before capturing 1st place at the Britton JH meet with a score of 57. Butler also excelled at the varsity level, earning a 10th-place finish at the Deubrook Varsity meet with an 18-hole PR of 123 and finishing 13th in the ECC standings at Lee Park with another personal-best round.
Chris Glatzer showed determination and growth throughout the season, recording personal records at multiple meets. Glatzer posted a 9-hole PR at the Deubrook JH meet and continued to improve at Cattail Blue JV and Britton JH. He later achieved an 18-hole personal record at Lee Park and gained valuable varsity experience at the Deubrook Varsity meet.
Andrew Hanson continued to improve over the course of the season as well, recording personal-best rounds and competitive finishes. Hanson earned a 9-hole PR at the Deubrook JH meet and followed with another strong showing at Cattail Blue JV. He capped off the season with an 18-hole personal record at Lee Park while competing against a strong ECC field.
As a team, the golfers demonstrated hard work, perseverance, and continual improvement throughout the season. With numerous personal records, medal-winning performances, and valuable varsity experience gained, the future looks bright for the program.
We are off to Regions at Lee Park in Aberdeen on Monday May 18th.






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The Oscar Howe Summer Art Institute, held at the University of South Dakota, is a highly respected program that provides talented high school students the opportunity to work with professional artists, explore a variety of artistic techniques and media, and further develop their creative skills in a college-level environment. The institute is inspired by the legacy of Oscar Howe, the renowned Yanktonai Dakota artist known for blending traditional Native American themes with contemporary art styles.
Chriscinda continues to grow as an artist and has created many meaningful works that reflect both her creativity and her Native American heritage. We are proud of her dedication, hard work, and artistic accomplishments, and we look forward to seeing all she achieves through this wonderful opportunity. Congratulations, Chriscinda!

