On May 13, 2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court lifted the statewide "Safer at Home" order. However, all public and private K-12 schools in Wisconsin are ordered to remain closed for the rest of the school year. Following this order, all Seeds of Health buildings will remain closed and students will finish the school year with virtual learning.
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Veritas English teacher Joe Neman has been selected to explore the South African towns and cities described in Trevor Noah's autobiography "Born a Crime," experiencing first-hand the historic settings of the apartheid and learning how the people have used comedy and storytelling to present universal truths about the human experience, to ultimately teach students to do the same thing in their own communities.
Title I schools are recognized for demonstrated high-achievement, high-progress, and/or beating the odds.
Seeds of Health is proud to announce Sherry Tolkan's retirement after 28 years of dedicated service. Staff, family, and colleagues gathered together on November 19th to celebrate her many achievements. Sherry Tolkan joined the Seeds of Health family in 1991 as a social studies teacher at Grandview High School.
Due to the ongoing generosity of Herb Kohl Philanthropies, 110 students and chaperones from Seeds of Health Elementary, and MC2, Tenor and Veritas high schools toured Washington, D.C. from October 5th-October 9th
Read about activities and upcoming events in Seeds of Health's fall newsletter
Read about activities and upcoming events in Veritas High School's fall newsletter
Title I schools are recognized for demonstrated high-achievement, high-progress, and/or beating the odds.
