This Thursday is our annual Thanksgiving Lunch!
It’s a day we look forward to all year, and we’re rolling out one of our best meals to celebrate. We’re thankful for our students and staff and can’t wait to share this tradition.
about 11 hours ago, Jen Kapinus
Thanksgiving Lunch
Thank you to our amazing community for supporting our cookie fundraiser! To date, we’ve sold 48 dozen cookies—and we’re still taking orders!
The reviews have been fabulous, and everyone is loving them. If you haven’t placed your order yet, now’s the time… get yours before they’re gone! All money raised will be for the purchase of fresh locally raised beef for our school lunch program. Ordering is very simple using the link below.
https://forms.gle/K6VBbDyV5Q6YxUG69
1 day ago, Jen Kapinus
Cookie Box
🎄 North Crawford Cheer Team – Holiday Kiddie Camp! 🎄

Join the North Crawford Cheer Team for our Holiday Kiddie Camp! Participants will learn a short dance routine and perform it alongside the cheerleaders at a high school girls basketball game! Participants will get a t-shirt to wear during the performance and all proceeds help fund our cheer uniforms.

📅 Camp Date: Saturday, December 13th
📍 Location: North Crawford High School Gymnasium
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

🎤 Performance Date: December 19 – Halftime of the Girls Basketball Game

👧 Who Can Join: 4K – 4th Grade
💲 Camp Cost: $20 (Performance t-shirt included)

📝 Registration Due Date: Friday, November 21st

Click link for more information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Cp8-lulvBEr5MdEZCD0UcLbFYAXOVXmr/view?usp=sharing
1 day ago, Rob Sailer
cheer
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: University of Wisconsin Extension Office
Phone: 608-326-0223
Website: https://crawford.extension.wisc.edu/triple-p-positive-parenting-program/

Triple P Teenagers – Positive Parenting Program Offers Support for Parents of Teens

Prairie du Chien, WI – Parents and caregivers of teenagers are invited to participate in the upcoming Triple P Teenagers – Positive Parenting Program, an evidence-based course designed to help families navigate the challenges of adolescence.

This free online session will take place on Friday, November 21 at 12:00 PM (Noon) via Zoom. The program provides practical strategies for addressing issues such as smoking or vaping, alcohol use, drug experimentation, and other common teenage behaviors. Participants will leave with a personalized parenting plan tailored to their family’s needs.

“This program empowers parents with tools to guide their teens through difficult decisions while strengthening family relationships,” said Amanda Griswold, HDR Extension Educator.

Registration is now open and can be completed online at https://crawford.extension.wisc.edu/triple-p-positive-parenting-program/
or by calling the University of Wisconsin Extension Office at 608-326-0223 for assistance.

📣 Calling All Parents of Teens!

Are you raising a teen and looking for ways to make parenting a little easier—and a lot more joyful?

Join us for the Triple P Positive Parenting Program for Teens, a free virtual class designed for parents and caregivers of youth ages 12–16. Whether you're working through challenging behaviors or just want to strengthen your relationship with your teen, this class is full of practical strategies you can use right away.

🗓 Next class: Friday, November 21, 2025
🕛 Time: 12:00 PM (Noon)
📍 Location: Online via Zoom
🎟 Register here: https://go.wisc.edu/juqep0

Come to one class or attend several—whatever works for your schedule! Once you register, we’ll send all the info you need by email.

Questions? Reach out to Amanda Griswold at:
📧 amanda.griswold@wisc.edu

📞 608-326-0223

Let’s build strong, confident teens—together!

Amanda Griswold, HDFS and CFLE
Human Development & Relationships Educator
University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension – Crawford County

UW-Madison Extension Crawford County
225 North Beaumont Road, Suite 240
Prairie du Chien, WI 53821
Phone: (608) 326-0223
Website: Extension Crawford County
1 day ago, Rob Sailer
crawford

If you receive a Food4Kids bag, please return the bag to the office as soon as possible.

Thank You!

2 days ago, Christopher Finnell
SECOND HARVEST IS COMING!
Coming just in time to add goodies to your Thanksgiving table, Second Harvest Mobile Food
Pantry will be in beautiful downtown Gays Mills on Wednesday, November 26th, the day before
the great turkey appears! We have so many blessings to count in our community, not the least
of which is benefiting from the generosity of organizations like Second Harvest and other local
groups which share the wish that no one goes hungry. No telling what will be in the offerings
this month, but probably some produce, dairy, meat, eggs and bread. Come to 212 Main Street
and please try to get there no earlier than 1:30, as we will begin at 2:00 and continue until
3:00. Look for Harry to direct you, proceed to the greeter and tell them the number of
households you’re picking up for, and the number of people in each of those households. Also,
if there is any item on the selection list you do NOT want, please tell the greeter. Although we
will be without our usual, awesome North Crawford kids, due to their holiday break, we will
have fantastic volunteers to push carts to your car, load bags and boxes in the trunk, and send
you on your way with a gobble and a smile.
And as always, at the Gays Mills distribution site, we are grateful for the generosity and great
food selection brought to us by Second Harvest. Once again, in October we gave out food for
300 households.
With questions, please call JoAnn Gonos (608)-872-2583.
2 days ago, Rob Sailer
second harvest
Tech Tips for Families: How to Protect Teens from Online Scams

Online scams targeting teens are becoming more common and more sophisticated. Internet Matters’ guide helps parents and caregivers protect teens effectively:

Teach teens to recognize phishing, impersonation tactics, and too-good-to-be-true offers.

Encourage a simple safety framework: Recognise (watch for scam signs), React (stop and don’t engage), Resolve (report and block).

Emphasize digital resilience by building critical thinking and safe skepticism to avoid scams.

Keep conversations open so teens feel comfortable sharing if something suspicious happens.

Click this link for more: https://www.flipsnack.com/internetmattersorg/how-to-protect-teens-from-online-scams-internet-matters/full-view.html
2 days ago, Rob Sailer
online
We’re excited for our annual Breakfast with Santa event!
Santa will be joining us from 8:30–10:30, and we’ve added a new menu along with new fun games and activities this year. All funds raised will go toward the Senior Class Trip. Please help us spread the word!
We can’t wait to see you!
3 days ago, Jen Kapinus
breakfast with santa

High School Volleyball wrapped up their season recognizing our student-athletes for their Ridge and Valley conference honors this year.


2nd Team All-Conference:
• Junior - Kylie Hutchison
• Freshman - Emma Durst

Honorable Mention:
• Junior - Brielle Deckert

All-Conference Sportsmanship Team:
• Senior - Kindohl Tamling

Congratulations to all of these outstanding athletes! We’re proud of your hard work and dedication! Go Trojans!

5 days ago, Erin Konichek
Volleyball
Get your Boys Basketball Apparel now! The stores closes on Monday!

https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/hfAsXP5bYg

Go Trojans!

#TrojanPride
5 days ago, Jeff Murphy
Check it out!! North Crawford students earned a Bronze Level through SWTC for our district's participation in the Dual Enrollment program. Last year, 29 of our high school students earned a total of 65 college credits by taking classes through the Start College Now, CollEdge Up, and Transcripted Credit programs through Southwest Tech. These programs saved our NC families nearly $11,000 in tuition costs. More importantly, these courses provided our students with a kickstart on their college and future career journeys. Great things are happening at North Crawford!! #TrojanPride
6 days ago, North Crawford School District
dual enrollment flyer
Tomorrow’s breakfast features something new and special — our baked-from-scratch donuts! We’ve been hard at work perfecting a healthier recipe as an occasional treat for our students. Donut testing may be serious work, but someone had to do it.
We’ve added a healthier twist to make them compliant with our reduced sugar guidelines. They’ll be served alongside cheese omelets and ham & cheese omelets for a protein-packed start to the day.
6 days ago, Jen Kapinus
Donuts
ATTENTION: Any girls in 3rd and 4th grade that are interested in playing basketball this year, there will be a practice in the small gym from 5:30pm - 7:00pm on Wednesday, November 12 (tonight). More information will be handed out this week to all 3rd and 4th grade girls. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Fradette - jfradette@ncrawford.k12.wi.us.

#TrojanPride
7 days ago, Jeff Murphy
gbb
🦷 Free Dental Care Coming to Our School! 🦷

We’re excited to partner with Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers to bring preventive dental care right to our school on November 24th and 25th!

This program is free for all students, no matter their age, and provides services like cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants—all at school, during the day.

After their visit, students can continue receiving routine dental care at Scenic Bluffs for ongoing support!

✅ How to Register:

Register online at www.scenicbluffs.org/schoolsealants

OR

Fill out and return the paper consent form by November 20th
#Trojans
9 days ago, Jessica Pugh
Hello Trojan Families and Community Partners,

Thank you to Dawn Adams and Crawford County for sharing these valuable food assistance resources available in our area. Please take a moment to review the attached flyers and share them with anyone who may benefit.

If you know of additional community food programs not listed here, please let us know so we can continue to spread the word and support our families.
9 days ago, Rob Sailer
jalu
Food Assistance
Tech Tips for Families: Digital Resilience for 6–10-Year-Olds
As children between 6 and 10 take their first steps into the digital world, it’s important to guide them wisely. The Internet Matters Digital Resilience Toolkit for 6–10-Year-Olds offers practical tips to help parents support safe, balanced, and confident digital exploration:

Manage time online – Set healthy usage limits to prevent overexposure and addictive behaviors.

Use parental controls – Create a safer space for your child to explore through trusted filters and settings.

Stay involved – Be curious and engaged; ask your child to show you what they’re doing online.

Teach digital citizenship – Encourage kindness, set boundaries, and explain what to do if something doesn’t feel right.

Respond thoughtfully – If something upsets your child online, listen calmly, validate their feelings, and talk it through.
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/digital-resilience-toolkit/digital-resilience-toolkit-6-10-year-olds/
9 days ago, Rob Sailer
bully
Attention to all North Crawford students and family:

We are drawing very near to Veterans Day, next Tuesday, November 11th! Just as a rundown for schedule:

8 am: Breakfast for Veterans and family
9-10 am: Elementary school Veterans Day Program
10-11: MS/HS Veterans Day program

See you all there!
12 days ago, Zach Burkholder
POW-MIA_flag
Tomorrow we’re celebrating our November birthdays with a special treat — s’more brownies! A gooey, chocolatey favorite you won’t want to miss. Lunch will be cheese or pepperoni breadsticks, corn, apples and our garden bar.
13 days ago, Jen Kapinus
Smore Brownies
Nothing beats a little furry support during math time! Our therapy dog is always ready to lend a paw, helping students stay calm, focused, and confident while they learn.
13 days ago, Katelyn Keegan
Newton the mathematician
ATTENTION: There will be an Athletic Parent/Athlete meeting on Wednesday, November 12 at 5:30pm at the High School. Any athlete entering 9th-12th grades interested in participating in any athletics this winter should attend the meeting with their parents/guardians. Information regarding the athletic code, practice dates, schedules, expectations, and more will be given.

A general meeting will be given by our Athletic Director - Mr. Murphy to start, and then each winter sport will break off for further information from each coach.

If you have any questions, please contact any of the following people:

Mr. Murphy - jmurphy@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Coach Fradette (Girls Basketball) - jfradette@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Coach Wettstein (Boys Basketball) - cwettstein@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Coach Hady (Wrestling) - ehady@ncrawford.k12.wi.us

Go Trojans!

#TrojanPride
13 days ago, Jeff Murphy
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