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On Dec. 14 a group of 18 volunteers assisted approximately 50 Durant preschool children choose, gather and wrap presents for their families. Thrivent Financial supported the project. In return, the children colored veteran pictures to be distributed at the Iowa City VA Health Care System. The project was coordinated by Jean Semsch.
Durant pre-K students prepare holiday gifts
Joe Tursi of OPN Architects was on hand to speak with the Durant school board Dec. 10. The firm was selected to do a facilities assessment.
Durant facilities assessment to begin in early 2019 [Photo gallery]
At its Dec. 10 meeting, the Durant school board approved hiring OPN Architects of Cedar Rapids to conduct a Durant Community School District facilities assessment at a cost of $22,300. Included in … more
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Wilton enrollment trends
Wilton and Durant enrollments trending in different directions [Photo gallery]
With holiday break right around the corner for Wilton and Durant schools, Superintendent Joe Burnett is nearing the halfway point of his first year in a sharing role within the two school … more
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Fifth grade through 12th grade Wilton band students will present their holiday concert Monday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Wilton High School gym. Performing ensembles will include the fifth grade band, sixth grade band, junior high band, high school band and a selection by the 8-12th grade band students. The bands are taught and conducted by Brad Miller and Pete Wyatt. The public is encouraged to attend. The Wilton junior high band is shown above preparing for the concert.
Wilton band concert coming Dec. 10
Plant yourself in STEM event Dec. 8
Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC) will again this year host its popular Plant Yourself in STEM event. This will be the fifth year of the event that has filled to capacity the last four … more
Durant industrial arts teacher Tim Rouse (center) is pictured with Durant High School students Trace Seligman (left) and Jake Nietfeldt (right), after receiving the 2018 Builder of the Year award from the Greater Iowa City Area Home Builders Association.
Durant teacher, students named 2018 Builder of the Year
When Durant industrial arts teacher Tim Rouse and the students who participated in the student-built house project through Kirkwood Community College were invited to a banquet held by The Greater … more
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Members of the Durant office staff are shown digging into the Thanksgiving feast prepared Nov. 15 by Durant and Wilton students in Durant foods classes.
Durant & Wilton students prepare Thanksgiving feast
Durant board reviews bids for facilities assessment
In the wake of the resounding “No” vote in Durant Community School District’s $10.8 million bond referendum in September, Superintendent Joe Burnett asked the board if it would like … more
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To celebrate National Education Week Nov. 12-16, the Wilton American Legion Auxiliary delivered several platters of homemade goodies and large bowls of fruit to members of the Wilton elementary, middle and high school staffs Nov. 12 to thank them for their dedication to the Wilton Community School and its students. Shown from left are Auxiliary member Cindy Tietz, school secretary Debbie Marolf, elementary art teacher Amanda Kroeger and Auxiliary member Terri Becker.
Wilton Legion Auxiliary delivers goodies to teachers
AN College News: Nov. 29, 2018
Brammeier accepted to doctoral programJenna Brammeier of Wilton was accepted for enrollment in the Fall 2018 trimester in the Doctor of Chiropractic degree program at Palmer College of … more
The site of Wilton's multipurpose facility is shown above. The building will set directly behind the auditorium, northwest of the football field. Funded by the Townsend Foundation, the facility will likely be operational by the start of the next school year.
Wilton to build indoor multipurpose facility
The Wilton School District will break ground very soon on an 84-by-128 foot indoor multipurpose facility, with all funding coming from the Townsend Foundation. At the Nov. 13 school board meeting, … more
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Area attendees at the Town Meeting on Tomorrow event at Washington University in St. Louis include (from left) Eliana Berry of Durant High School, Charles Martin of Wilton High School, Mariah Pugh of Louisa-Muscatine High School and Jacob Nietfeldt of Durant High School.
Youth leaders participate in TMOT conference
The Muscatine Area Council on Youth Leadership (MACYL) recognizes four area high school seniors for their participation at Town Meeting on Tomorrow (TMOT) in mid October. The four student … more
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