Happy August Birthdays to Mr. Weber and Mrs. Daun!
We're now looking for a Middle School Math and Science teacher! Unfortunately, we had a very late resignation, so we're on the hunt for the right person to join us for the 26-27 school year. For more information, contact the CACS office or check out the job posting on WECAN.
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For just $250, you can sponsor a classroom and help provide the supplies teachers need to create engaging lessons, hands-on learning experiences, and a warm, welcoming environment where every student can thrive.
Did you know that many teachers spend hundreds—even thousands—of dollars out of their own pockets each year to give their students the best possible educational experience? Your sponsorship helps ease that financial burden so they can focus on what matters most: inspiring and educating our children.
Join us in making a lasting impact—become a Classroom Sponsor today!
For just $250, you can sponsor a classroom and help provide the supplies teachers need to create engaging lessons, hands-on learning experiences, and a warm, welcoming environment where every student can thrive.
Did you know that many teachers spend hundreds—even thousands—of dollars out of their own pockets each year to give their students the best possible educational experience? Your sponsorship helps ease that financial burden so they can focus on what matters most: inspiring and educating our children.
Join us in making a lasting impact—become a Classroom Sponsor today!
Ever heard of the magazine The Week Junior? Well some of our families subscribe and check out what showed up in the July 24 edition! Congratulations to Mrs. Stammer for being chosen and thanks to incoming 5th grader, Nina, for nominating her. We think she's pretty great, but now people all over the country know how great she is!
Help us wish Mrs. Lawman a Happy Birthday! Leave your birthday wishes in the comments.
Last week, Kalvin was honored at the board meeting in Madison for the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection. He read his first-place-winning essay in front of the group and was presented with a special plaque by Secretary Romanski. After the awards ceremony, Kalvin's family and supporters gathered for a nice reception. What a great day celebrating this wonderful accomplishment!
We've been made aware of the attached post and simliar posts going around social media talking about alumni shirts and tagging people who follow our CACS social media. This is a scam! Please do not click on the link!
Let's wish Mrs. Aimers a very happy belated birthday! Her birthday was on July 2!
For the last our 5th graders met up with their 4k buddies. We all got to learn about the Sacred Heart of Jesus!
During the last week of school, the 2nd grade class participated in “Camp Learned-A-Lot” to review and demonstrate the exciting things they learned during the school year. The students followed directions in cabin groups to make their own s'mores-cooking solar ovens, reviewed 3-D shapes with marshmallow and toothpick structures, participated in a math scavenger hunt, read camp stories, learned how to make ice cream, and so much more. It was a fun way to wrap up the learning in 2nd grade!
🎓 Congratulations to the CACS Class of 2022 on officially becoming high school graduates today!
To celebrate this exciting milestone, our graduates returned to CACS to walk the halls one more time on their final day of high school. As they made their way through the building, they were greeted by cheering students, familiar faces, and plenty of changes since their days as 8th graders. It was a special moment to reflect on how far they’ve come and all they have accomplished.
A special congratulations goes to Ariana O., recipient of the CACS Alumni Scholarship! Ariana plans to pursue her dream of becoming a Nurse Practitioner, and we are honored to support her journey.
We are incredibly proud of each of you and all you have achieved. As you take your next steps, know that you will always have a home here at CACS. May you continue to grow in faith, pursue your goals with confidence, and remember the community that is cheering you on every step of the way.
To celebrate this exciting milestone, our graduates returned to CACS to walk the halls one more time on their final day of high school. As they made their way through the building, they were greeted by cheering students, familiar faces, and plenty of changes since their days as 8th graders. It was a special moment to reflect on how far they’ve come and all they have accomplished.
A special congratulations goes to Ariana O., recipient of the CACS Alumni Scholarship! Ariana plans to pursue her dream of becoming a Nurse Practitioner, and we are honored to support her journey.
We are incredibly proud of each of you and all you have achieved. As you take your next steps, know that you will always have a home here at CACS. May you continue to grow in faith, pursue your goals with confidence, and remember the community that is cheering you on every step of the way.
Day 3 in Washington, D.C. did not disappoint!
We started our day with Mass and a tour of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. We learned so much about the different chapels, beautiful artwork, and rich history throughout the church. It was truly breathtaking!
After leaving the Basilica, we made a quick stop back at the house to change clothes and fuel up for an adventurous day ahead.
Our first afternoon stop was the Holocaust Museum. This was a powerful and moving experience that brought to life many of the topics we have read about and discussed in the classroom. It provided an important opportunity for reflection and learning.
Next, we visited the Washington Monument. We have walked past and photographed this iconic landmark several times during our trip, but today we had the opportunity to ride the elevator to the top. The views of our nation's capital were absolutely magnificent!
We closed out the evening by attending the Army Twilight Tattoo. The performances, music, and military demonstrations made for an exciting and memorable end to another incredible day in Washington, D.C.
We can't wait to see what Day 4 has in store!
We started our day with Mass and a tour of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. We learned so much about the different chapels, beautiful artwork, and rich history throughout the church. It was truly breathtaking!
After leaving the Basilica, we made a quick stop back at the house to change clothes and fuel up for an adventurous day ahead.
Our first afternoon stop was the Holocaust Museum. This was a powerful and moving experience that brought to life many of the topics we have read about and discussed in the classroom. It provided an important opportunity for reflection and learning.
Next, we visited the Washington Monument. We have walked past and photographed this iconic landmark several times during our trip, but today we had the opportunity to ride the elevator to the top. The views of our nation's capital were absolutely magnificent!
We closed out the evening by attending the Army Twilight Tattoo. The performances, music, and military demonstrations made for an exciting and memorable end to another incredible day in Washington, D.C.
We can't wait to see what Day 4 has in store!
DC Trip Day 1:
Day 1 consisted of traveling to the airport, flying to Washington, D.C., getting settled into our "home away from home" for the week, and exploring the National Mall. It was an exciting start to our trip as students took in some of our nation's most iconic landmarks and monuments. After a long day of travel and sightseeing, everyone was ready to rest up for the adventures that await us throughout the week.
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the parents, parishioners, and friends of Chilton Area Catholic School and Good Shepherd Parish. Thanks to your incredible support and generosity, this year’s fundraisers have been a tremendous success!
Just like that, we are off to Washington DC. Our students will have the honor of laying a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery, participating in a program at the Museum of the Bible (including viewing the Dead Sea Scrolls), touring the monuments, and meeting with our local Congressman. We will be living streaming our visit to Arlington tomorrow, June 2nd. At 11:15 EST, we are scheduled to lay the wreath at Arlington.
It promises to be a meaningful and memorable week filled with learning, reflection, and fun. We are truly grateful for your support in making this opportunity possible.
Thank you so much!
Mrs. Holden and the 7th and 8th Grade Students
Just like that, we are off to Washington DC. Our students will have the honor of laying a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery, participating in a program at the Museum of the Bible (including viewing the Dead Sea Scrolls), touring the monuments, and meeting with our local Congressman. We will be living streaming our visit to Arlington tomorrow, June 2nd. At 11:15 EST, we are scheduled to lay the wreath at Arlington.
It promises to be a meaningful and memorable week filled with learning, reflection, and fun. We are truly grateful for your support in making this opportunity possible.
Thank you so much!
Mrs. Holden and the 7th and 8th Grade Students
⛪✨ The 3K students at CACS had a wonderful Retreat Day filled with learning, faith, and fun! ✨⛪
Throughout the day, we talked about how Jesus wants us to show kindness to others and learned more about Jesus in the Mass and the church. The children especially loved exploring our pretend altar in the classroom, where they could practice and play while learning about the special parts of the Mass.
A big thank you to Michelle Blatz from the parish for giving our students a special tour of the church! The children had the exciting opportunity to go behind the altar, visit the priest’s sanctuary, and even ride the elevator up to the choir loft, where they joyfully sang “Jesus Is My Best Friend” for Miss Blatz. 🎶❤️
Back in the classroom, the students created their own pretend chalice and paten, and we ended our special day with a fun snack of Hawaiian Punch and Ritz crackers.
It was a beautiful day of faith, discovery, and smiles for our 3K students! 😊
🎓 It’s Graduation Day! 🎓
Today we celebrate this incredible group of students as they take the next big step in their journey! We are so proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see the amazing things they’ll do as they head off to three different high schools next year. ❤️
While we’re going to miss seeing their smiling faces every day, we know they are ready for this exciting new chapter. Congratulations, graduates — your future is bright! 🌟
Can’t join us in person for tonight’s ceremony? Tune into our livestream beginning at 6:00 PM:
https://youtube.com/live/T3JPkp9McuY
Today we celebrate this incredible group of students as they take the next big step in their journey! We are so proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see the amazing things they’ll do as they head off to three different high schools next year. ❤️
While we’re going to miss seeing their smiling faces every day, we know they are ready for this exciting new chapter. Congratulations, graduates — your future is bright! 🌟
Can’t join us in person for tonight’s ceremony? Tune into our livestream beginning at 6:00 PM:
https://youtube.com/live/T3JPkp9McuY
Please join us in wishing Mrs. Volkmann a very happy birthday! Leave your birthday wishes in the comments.
Yesterday, on the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, our school community gathered together for our annual Spring All School Rosary. 💙🙏
Each student in 4K–8th grade painted a unique rock, symbolizing both their individuality and their prayers. Students in 3rd–8th grade led the rosary by reading the prayers for each bead, and after every prayer, they processed forward—many alongside their younger buddies—to place their painted rocks onto a cross in front of the school.
By the end of the rosary, a beautiful and colorful cross had come to life on the sidewalk for all to see and enjoy. ✝️🌈
What a meaningful and visual reminder that every prayer matters and that together, we build a strong and faithful school community!
Each student in 4K–8th grade painted a unique rock, symbolizing both their individuality and their prayers. Students in 3rd–8th grade led the rosary by reading the prayers for each bead, and after every prayer, they processed forward—many alongside their younger buddies—to place their painted rocks onto a cross in front of the school.
By the end of the rosary, a beautiful and colorful cross had come to life on the sidewalk for all to see and enjoy. ✝️🌈
What a meaningful and visual reminder that every prayer matters and that together, we build a strong and faithful school community!
The Art Club wrapped up the year with a sparkling project — creating diamond art pictures of the cross! ✨✝️
Thanks to a generous donation of the supplies, many students were able to try this craft for the very first time. As they crafted, the students all sang along to worship music, making the time even more fun! The projects were not only fun to make, but also a wonderful way to end the year with creativity, patience, and beautiful artwork to take home!
Small voices, big faith - our kindergartners led the all school Mass for the very first time in April. God's love shines through even the smallest leaders!
