Menu
×

Rogers Elementary Names November’s SOAR Students

December 10, 2019|Monroe County Independent
Share this post
Rogers Elementary’s SOAR students for November are, left to right, first row, Nadia Splojaric, Brantley Thomas, Kylie Kujawski, Colin Horrell, Ella Blair, Allyssa Schultheis, Ellie Stumpf and Vivienne Mayer; and second row, Principal Brian Smith, Addison Riebeling, Addison Pearman, Lydia Huffman, Ava Brumit, Breanna Burkhardt, Ben Sikorski, Madison Done and Waterloo Police Officer Shaun Wiegand. Not pictured are Aubrey Fischer and Ava Hunt.
Rogers Elementary’s SOAR students for November are, left to right, first row, Nadia Splojaric, Brantley Thomas, Kylie Kujawski, Colin Horrell, Ella Blair, Allyssa Schultheis, Ellie Stumpf and Vivienne Mayer; and second row, Principal Brian Smith, Addison Riebeling, Addison Pearman, Lydia Huffman, Ava Brumit, Breanna Burkhardt, Ben Sikorski, Madison Done and Waterloo Police Officer Shaun Wiegand. Not pictured are Aubrey Fischer and Ava Hunt.

Rogers Elementary students recognized for “Standing Out At Rogers” in November are Nadia Splojaric, Brantley Thomas, Kylie Kujawski, Colin Horrell, Ella Blair, Allyssa Schultheis, Ellie Stumpf, Vivienne Mayer, Addison Riebeling, Addison Pearman, Lydia Huffman, Ava Brumit, Breanna Burkhardt, Ben Sikorski, Madison Done, Aubrey Fischer and Ava Hunt. November’s character trait was ‘peace.’

To access more content, login or subscribe to the Monroe County Independent. 

If you are are not yet a subscriber you can purchase a subscription here.

You Might Also Be Interested In
Fults IMG 4796

Gilbert Family

October 1, 2020
The Gilbert family held their 50th reunion in September.
Rocher 119592894 2713894428898264 8014143570385684689 N

Prairie du Rocher Student Council Opens Food Pantry

October 1, 2020
The Prairie du Rocher Student Council has opened an outdoor food pantry for members of the community. If someone is...
The Red Bud Fire Department served up thousands of barbecue plates Sept. 19 as a fundraiser for the station. When it was all said and done, they served 2,300 patrons, going through 850 pork steaks, 800 bratwurst, 400 rib-eyes, 475 hamburgers and 140 servings of chicken strips. “We are amazed as the turnout for our first-ever barbecue,” said Fire Chief Sean Landgraf. “The Red Bud community is always there to support us and we truly appreciate it.” Zac Zipfel and Jason Guebert, right, were among the firefighters handling the grilling duties.

Red Bud Firemen’s Barbecue Serves 2,300 Plates To Hungry Diners

October 1, 2020
    Kenzie Taylor, right, dines with Red Bud firefighter Trever Salovich. ...