Please see the letter from Superintendent Widiker for more clarification on ESSER funds received by the school district and what these funds can be used for.
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Please check out new information that will be arriving in mailboxes shortly and also available to review on the school district's website at: https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/page/community-information-materials
December 9, 2021
With property tax bills arriving in mailboxes this week, we have received some questions and comments and wanted to take this opportunity to provide factual information. School finance and funding is a very complex subject to understand. Please reach out with any questions you may have.
On October 18, 2021, the school board set the levy for the 2021-22 fiscal year. The mill rate remained the same as the 2020-21 fiscal year at $10.20 per $1,000 of equalized property value. This would cause property taxes to remain stable if all other factors remain the same. However, there are many variables affecting property taxes including the school district mill rate (determined by St. Croix Central School District), equalized values (determined by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue), and assessed values (determined by local tax assessor). Some taxpayers have received their 2021 property tax statements and are seeing increases up to 10%. Other taxpayers may see their taxes remain stable or possibly decrease.
These fluctuations are due to differences from year-to-year in your property’s equalized value – listed on your property tax statement as fair market value. The State of Wisconsin uses two methods of determining values. The assessed value is an estimate of value within a municipality and can be used to distribute taxes within a municipality. The fair market value or equalized value is used for the school district levy due to the district having multiple municipalities within the district’s boundaries. The levy must then be equalized among all taxpayers of the district to ensure that each taxpayer is paying the correct amount. Due to this equalizing, some taxpayers in the district may see an increase in their school portion of their property tax bill while others may remain the same or see a decrease.
If you would like further information, please click on this link (https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/page/property-tax-information) which will take you to the district property tax informational webpage. If you have additional questions, please let us know.
Tim Widiker, Superintendent twidiker@scc.k12.wi.us
Jennifer Kleschold, Business Manager jkleschold@scc.k12.wi.us
On November 19th and 20th, seven FBLA members attended the National Fall Leadership Conference in Milwaukee, WI. There were over 1,400 members in attendance from 24 different states. Members attended leadership workshops on goal setting, resume writing, entrepreneurship and effective communication methods. Members also toured the Fiserv Forum Stadium and attended a Milwaukee Bucks game.#FBLAFallConference
It's that time of year again, and Mr. Tackmann's high school Anat and Phys classes are looking for deer heart donations. If you, a relative, neighbor or friend plan on hitting the woods for the upcoming deer gun season he would greatly appreciate the deer heart from your harvest.
If you could, seal the heart in a zip lock bag, freeze it, and drop it off at the High School office sometime. If you have any questions please shoot him an email (jtackmann@scc.k12.wi.us)
Thank You and Hunt Safe!!!!!
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Our local FBLA chapter will be hosting the Region 1 Leadership Conference on February 5th from 8:30-1:00 and we are in need of 30 or mores judges. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. No experience necessary, training provided! If interested email tcrowley@scc.k12.wi.us or sgibson@scc.k12.wi.us.
Learning about reproductive techniques in Horticulture is more enjoyable for students when it can be learned hands on!
Students check out this great opportunity! CVTC just added a Manufacturing and Apprenticeship event on Monday, November 15, 9:30-Noon (lunch is included at no cost)! This will be a hands-on event for students to learn about manufacturing and apprenticeship through hands on engaging activities, hear from current students and employers, and learn about an amazing career with average salaries, after completion of apprenticeship, at $81,072 with no college debt.
See Mrs. Crowley today to register!
Students check out this great opportunity! CVTC just added a Manufacturing and Apprenticeship event on Monday, November 15, 9:30-Noon (lunch is included at no cost)! This will be a hands-on event for students to learn about manufacturing and apprenticeship through hands on engaging activities, hear from current students and employers, and learn about an amazing career with average salaries, after completion of apprenticeship, at $81,072 with no college debt.
See Mrs. Crowley today to register!
Students in Ms. Hawkins' Advanced Foods class were challenged to create an appetizer on a skewer. They had to utilize the components of the flavor star to balance or enhance flavors and use appropriate plating techniques.
The SCC Girls Golf team has taken 2nd place at the WIAA State Tournament and will be bringing back some hardware!
Veterinary Science students are learning how to ask open ended and reflective questions about animal related health concerns.
Students in Mrs. Rozeboom’s Horticulture class are learning about complete flowers by dissecting lilies.
Yearbook prices increase on Oct. 2!
Students are you interested in the Construction Industry? On Oct. 6th from 9-2, Build My Future Wisconsin Learning labs will allow students to try their hands at various construction industry practices such as: framing, concrete, heavy equipment, tile laying, and more. To sign up, see Mr. Wenzel or Mrs. Crowley!
Students are you interested in the Construction Industry? On Oct. 6th from 9-2, Build My Future Wisconsin Learning labs will allow students to try their hands at various construction industry practices such as: framing, concrete, heavy equipment, tile laying, and more. To sign up, see Mr. Wenzel or Mrs. Crowley!
Students are you interested In joining FBLA-Future Business Leaders of America? Would you like to go to Milwaukee, Madison, or Chicago this year?
We will be hosting a FBLA meeting in Mrs. Crowley’s room (105), next Wednesday, September 15th at 8 am. Games, prizes, and a light breakfast will be provided!
"Library Land During 2021-22" on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
Reminder- Auditions start tomorrow in the High School Choir Room. Questions? Email Ms. Arnold at aarnold@scc.k12.wi.us.
Just a reminder that the FFA will offer concessions at all home football games held at the high school! We can now take cards as a form of payment too! The chapter looks forward to serving the fans again!
