At Waconia Public Schools, there's a stage for everyone to explore their passions. Whether you're an musician, artist, orator, actor or performer, there's a place for you!
Everything we do at Waconia Public Schools, ISD 110, is focused on creating opportunities for students to explore their passions and create their success. With dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and a community that values quality education, we are able to provide authentic learning experiences for all students. Let's go Wildcats!!!!
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THREE GOLFERS PARTICIPATE IN STATE TOURNAMENT
Three Waconia High School golfers qualified for this year's Class AAA State Tournament, including senior Jadan Ford and eighth grader Ryder Haskins on the boys side, and sophomore Sonja Johnson on the girls side. Ford finished in a tie for 10th place, while Haskins finished in a tie for 19th place in the Boys State Tournament. Johnson finished in a tie for 29th place in the Girls State Tournament.
SEVEN NAMED TO ALL-STATE CHOIRS
Seven Waconia High School students have been selected to participate in various Minnesota All-State Choirs sponsored by the Minnesota Music Educators Association (MMEA). Congratulations to Oliver McKeever, Julian Riemer, Keira Semeja, Ayla Sufka, Bennett Trapp, Miles Tyhurst and Hayden Warner!
MMEA’s All-State program is considered the top program of its kind across the nation and aims to develop the finest musicians and leaders among Minnesota’s most accomplished high school students. Selected choir students attend camp in August, where they meet their guest conductor and attend hours of rehearsals and sectionals. All-State students will then meet again in February to perform at Orchestra Hall as part of the MMEA Midwinter Convention.
ACCOMPLISHED WACONIA EDUCATORS NAMED FOR 2025
The Waconia Education Association has announced that Michael Hamann, Lisa Kalthoff and Wendy Sweeney are the 2025 recipients of the Accomplished Waconia Educators Award. The three recipients will now go on to represent Waconia Public Schools in the 2025-26 Minnesota Teacher of Year program next fall. More than 50 educators were nominated for the award this year.
Hamann is a physics teacher at Waconia High School who is finishing his 16th year of teaching in Waconia. Kalthoff is a fourth grade teacher at Laketown Elementary School who is finishing her 26th year of teaching in Waconia. Sweeney is a second grade teacher at Southview Elementary School who is finishing her 28th year of teaching in Waconia.
