Vishala Kamojjala is running for Wayzata School Board and takes a moment to discuss her campaign with Wayzata.com’s Dan Gustafson. For more info on Kamojjala, visit: VoteForVishala.com
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Incumbent Linda Cohen is running for Wayzata School Board and sits down with Wayzata.com‘s Dan Gustafson to discuss her campaign. For more info on Cohen visit ReElectLindACohen.com. Sponsor: LakeMinnetonkaRealEstate.com
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Incumbent Cheryl Polzin sits down to talk with Wayzata.com‘s Dan Gustafson to discuss her campaign for the Wayzata Public Schools School Board race. Polzin details her experience and some of the District’s accomplishments under her leadership. For more info visit VotePolzin.com. Sponsor: LakeMinnetonkaRealEstate.com
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In this edition of Community Conversations, Sheila Roberts Prior talks about her candidacy for Wayzata Public Schools School Board with Wayzata.com‘s Dan Gustafson. For more information on Prior, visit: SheilaPrior.com. Sponsor: LakeMinnetonkaRealEstate.com
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In this edition of Community Conversations, Seanne Hanke Falconer talks about her candidacy for Wayzata School Board with Wayzata.com‘s Dan Gustafson. For more information on Falconer, visit: Falconer4Wayzata.org. Sponsor: LakeMinnetonkaRealEstate.com
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A Wayzata High School student is making history. Catherine Zorn of Plymouth is the first female from Minnesota to enlist in the United States Army infantry. Zorn, 17, comes from a military family: her grandfather, aunt and brother were also in the military.
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Anyone visiting schools in the Wayzata School District will soon have to go through tighter security. The district is implementing a new registration system at the entries of all 13 of its schools. Visitors will be required to swipe their state ID in a system that prints out a visitors badge and stores your photo in a database.
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June 7 and 8, 2016 (13th Annual!)
Sale Location:
Wayzata High School
4955 Peony Lane
Plymouth, MN 55446
Enter at the main entranceVolunteers – need to recheck your assignment or time slot? Click here to access Sign-Up Genius. To download this page as a PDF, click here.June 7, 2015 – 5 to 8 pm (Seller’s Day) Sellers drop off the instruments they would like to sell. We encourage you to set the instrument’s price and determine what repairs might be required before you arrive. This will save you significant time on Seller’s Night and may increase the likelihood of selling your instrument. The “Sellers Guidelines” below will help you make these decisions. Specialists will be on hand to determine repair needs and to provide pricing recommendations for those who need this service. Sellers receive the proceeds of their sale less a small commission which supports the music programs in our schools.June 8, 2015 – 5 to 8 pm (Buyer’s Day) Buyers looking to upgrade to a better instrument or to find a starter or second instrument shop on this day. Many quality instruments will be available, each one pre-screened by area music professionals prior to the sale. Cash or check only.
Questions? Contact Dave Elmhirst (band instruments) at david.elmhirst@wayzata.k12.mn.us or Mark Gitch (string instruments) at mark.gitch@wayzata.k12.mn.us.
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Jack Shink. Submitted photo. Wayzata High School freshman Jack Shink has been named Minnesota’s 2016 Youth Ambassador for the Tourette’s Syndrome Association, an organization dedicated to making life better for all people affected by tic disorders.
Jack represents the state of Minnesota by assisting in media-related activities to spread awareness and raise funds for research and treatment. He shares his personal story, what Tourette’s has meant for him, what it means for those around him, and he challenges people to think about their definition of inclusion.
In March he attended the Tourette’s Syndrome Association’s national conference in Washington DC with 49 other state ambassadors for leadership training and to lobby with both Senator Franken and Senator Klobuchar.
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Guess who is turning 50! Current and former Greenwood Elementary staff, students, families and community members will celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary on Friday, May 6 between 4 and 6 p.m. There will be food with pricing reminiscent of the 1960s and a DJ playing songs from the decade Greenwood opened (1965) as well as current hits.
At 6 p.m., the party will transition into the gym where there will be a short ceremony followed by a classic hit movie from the 1960’s. Feel free to bring a blanket to spread out on the gym floor, or sit in the chairs that will be set up for the movie.
The celebration will go on, rain or shine. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, the entire celebration will take place in the Greenwood gym.
For more information, please contact Greenwood Principal Brad Gustafson at brad.gustafson@wayzata.k12.mn.us. We hope to see you there!
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