Stephen Foster Elementary CharterAppleton Area School District

On May 29th, our 6th grade students had the opportunity to participate in the Appleton East 6th grade track and field day. It was a great day of learning about the sport, competing with fellow 6th graders from other schools and having fun!

The 5th and 6th graders would like to thank everyone who helped fund raise for the Flint, Michigan Water Crisis! We started off with a goal of raising $250 through our GoFundMe and $110 through our coin drive at school. We ended up raising $330 through our GoFundMe and $319 through our coin drive! That money, combined with all of our coin jars at local businesses, gave us a grand total of $865.11!! We could not be more happy to live up to our motto of being global leaders! Once again, whether you brought in change, shared or donated to our GoFundMe, or allowed us to put a coin jar at your register, THANK YOU FOR HELPING US MAKE A CHANGE!!! -The 5th&6th Graders of Stephen Foster Elementary School

The fourth graders at Foster School were encouraged by a child named Caine who decided to use his creativity for good in his community! He spent all of his days at a shop with his dad building cardboard arcade games. He was too nervous to promote himself, but when the community noticed what he was doing, they lined the streets waiting for their chance to play a game at Caine’s arcade. We channeled our innovative, creative side and created a cardboard arcade for the students at Foster School! We wanted to showcase fun, talent, and of course, a spirit of perseverance throughout our school.

We are kicking off Fang’s Reading Club with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers today! Information was shared at our Monday Morning Meeting today and information has been sent home. Students that complete the reading requirements will receive a complimentary ticket to the game on Tuesday, May 21st at 6:35 p.m. along with a hot dog and soda voucher!

This year summer school registration can take place online. The first step in summer school registration is available now.

According to the US Department of Agriculture, up to 40% of food produced in America is wasted, amounting to 31 million tons of food added to landfills each year. In an effort to reduce food waste in schools, the Appleton Area District will begin implementing food sharing tables in all school cafeterias starting on January 22.

Our school has adjusted summer office hours. Please see the below listing to ensure our school office will be open to the public.