Kindergarten is an exciting and important time in a student's life, as they will develop and grow many academic, social, and emotional skills that will lay the foundation for their K-12 journey.
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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REMMERT NAMED DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Waconia Public Schools is pleased to announce that Dr. Will Remmert will serve as the District’s next Director of Human Resources. Remmert, who has 30 years of experience working in public school districts, will begin his new position on November 2, 2026.
Remmert brings more than 20 years of administrative experience and is currently serving as Principal on Special Assignment in charge of Secondary School Redesign at Mankato Public Schools. His prior experience includes stints as a principal and assistant principal in Mankato, a principal in New Prague Area Schools, a dean of students in Shakopee Public Schools, and a teacher in Lakeville Area Schools.
CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS SWEEP CONFERENCE TITLES
The Wildcat boys and girls cross country teams swept the Metro West Conference titles on Tuesday, October 20 at Hyland Greens Golf Course in Bloomington.
Eighth grader Mackenzie Meuleners led the way for the girls team by claiming individual medalist honors with a winning time of 18:54.7. On the boys side, senior Mitchell Moyer led a dominating performance with a fourth place finish in a time of 16:12.5. Both teams will now look ahead to the Section 2AAA Meet at Gale Woods Farm on Tuesday, October 27.
WEA NAMES 2026-27 ACCOMPLISHED WACONIA EDUCATORS
The Waconia Education Association has announced that Nick Hansberry, Ali Weber, and Corey Wedge are the 2026-27 recipients of the Accomplished Waconia Educators Award. The three recipients will now go on to represent Waconia Public Schools in the 2026-27 Minnesota Teacher of Year program next Fall.
Chosen annually by the WEA, the Accomplished Waconia Educator Award recognizes educators who represent excellence in education and who motivate and inspire students for a lifetime. ISD 110 parents, students, and staff are invited each year to nominate educators they feel embody these qualities and make a lasting impact on the Waconia school community.
Click here to read more about these three amazing educators!
