The Wildcat Wall of Fame Committee is now accepting nominations for induction for 2021!
Nominees must meet one of three criteria:
1) A Belleville High School graduate (at least 10 years removed from graduation).
2) A School District of Belleville employee, administrator, school board member,
coach, or advisor (with at least 10 years of service to the district).
3) A community member or volunteer with significant contributions to
the school district.
Nominations will be accepted through the third Monday in December (12-21-20). Online forms will be posted on the school district's Facebook page and its website.
Former inductees include:
John Becker (2017).
Nancy Fahey, LeRoy Freitag, and Barb Funseth (2018).
C.H. Hageman, Yvonne Remy, and Brad Stiner (2019).
Kenneth Kramer, Carl Molter, and Betty Wolff (2020; will be officially inducted in 2021).
Who else belongs on that wall? Let us know! You can nominate up to five individualsper year. Help out the Young Samaritans' Club at Belleville High School that researches nominees. Show your Wildcat spirit, and watch for a list of inductees in the spring!
BELLEVILLE MEDICAL ADVISORY UPDATE
The Board of Education for the School District of Belleville has tasked the District Administrator with creating a Medical Advisory Committee to explore metrics beyond those of Public Health Madison & Dane County (PHMDC) to potentially resume in-person instruction.
The Medical Advisory Committee includes Dr. Lochner and Dr. Michael from UW Health Belleville Family Medicine, Dr. Geier from the Monroe Clinic, and Laura Anderson, an Infection Control Practitioner at UW Health, along with Becky Clark, our own district nurse. This group of medical professionals is joined on the committee by District Administrator Nate Perry, Principals Kelsey Schmit and Heather Schmitz, and Director Rebecca Johnson.
The Medical Advisory Committee has met twice- weekly since the special board meeting on September 30th. The committee is currently exploring local census tract data from the Department of Health Services website, and applying that data to the Harvard model for school reopening, using 7-day or 14-day rolling averages per 100,000 population.
The Medical Advisory Committee will meet again Tuesday, October 20th. Any recommendation from the Medical Advisory would have to be approved by the school board to take effect.
