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A big L-Cat Shout Out to.....

Great World Texts Participants

(No, this has nothing to do with texting :)

Students in Ms. Morris's Advanced Placement English Literature and Composition class and in Mrs. Mitchell's Creative Writing and Comparative Literature class attended the Great World Texts program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 

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About 3000 students from all over Wisconsin read and studied “A Small Place” by Jamaica Kincaid, and about 1000 of those students presented their projects.

For their presentations, Lake Mills students created a variety of projects, including posters, short stories, podcasts, videos, and original music.

The Great World Texts program is a great opportunity for students to engage with world literature and experience what it's like to present at an academic conference.

What's CAPE?

CAPE is an independent citizens’ group advocating for quality public education in Lake Mills, Wisconsin.

Formed in 2013, CAPE has more than 300 members and friends representing all facets of the community, including business leaders, educators, parents and grandparents.

Deb Galstad talks about the impact of special education funding (at an all time low) on all students.

May 6-10

Let your students' teachers know you appreciate them. Details on CAPE activities to follow.
 

Teacher Appreciation

Week 

OTHER EVENTS

Scheduling meetings with our state legislators to discuss public education priorities.