Her artwork has already been featured in one hometown museum, now she's developing a new piece for a new exhibit. Meet the Mequon teen blending traditional design with digital techniques: https://t.co/WAIxOWA885 #SchoolBulletin@CBS58
She’s in Paris. She’s a criminal. She’s being apologized to by Phoebe Bridgers, and she has recently made headlines for smooching Harry Styles. Turn a corner lately, or turn on a TV, and there she is: Emily.
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He might not drive a car yet, but this 15-year-old is among the top drivers for his age group. Alex Kim, of Brookfield, finished fourth overall at the Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals: https://t.co/TGz1oNUwS4 #SchoolBulletin@CBS58@marquettehigh
Ring a ding-ding! One of these student-designed rings could be sold at a Cedarburg jewelry store. Read more about the art contest: https://t.co/SffOf1BRcX #SchoolBulletin@CBS58
Imagine driving a tractor for your final... or taking a class in a greenhouse... that's exactly what @oconschools offers at the high school:
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This week's #SchoolBulletin is all about a Catholic Memorial senior counting down the weeks until graduation and hoping to earn his Eagle Scout. And by the way, he's a hot air balloon pilot in training: https://t.co/cleAFE3fxc @CBS58
From the choir to the string section, Woodlands School can hit the high notes after receiving a grant from Summerfest and American Family Insurance. How they've used the money to elevate the music program: https://t.co/tJItX3zLiw #SchoolBulletin@CBS58
This fall, Jamie Kelso got a big surprise in the mail! President Joe Biden had written to him and praised his efforts to help the environment. Also, Jamie is just 8-years-old: https://t.co/aDfo71gT4y #SchoolBulletin@CBS58
Mia is one of those teens you meet, and you know they're going to change the world. She's taken on leadership roles at school, the Boys & Girls Club and even at the county level. Oh yeah, and she's on the dance team.
"A lot of times people say young people are the future, but no, we're the right now," says Mia Moore, the current Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. https://t.co/cx94TodvKH #SchoolBulletin@CBS58