South High
Sheboygan South Wins WIAA Regional Title
Mar 7th
Sheboygan South High Players Celebrate Their WIAA Regional Title.
Dance Team State Champions
Feb 26th
The Sheboygan South High Varsity Dance Team competed in the WACPA State Dance and Pom Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
The team placed fifth out of 16 teams in the Pom Division. Later in the day the team was crowned State Champions in the D1 Hip Hop Division. South High School beat out 13 other teams including Sun Prairie, which was the reigning State Champions for the past four years. South’s Hip Hop score of 501 out of 600 was also the top score for the entire day.
This is the best any South Varsity Dance team has placed in 8 years. The last time this happened, their Coach Carlee Reinamann was a sophomore dancer on the Varsity team.
Cheerleaders Earn 1st Place
Feb 24th
The Sheboygan South High Cheer and Stunt Team competed at the 2010 UPA AmeriUp competition this past weekend in Minneapolis. The Cheer and Stunt Team finished in 1st Place in the Co-Ed Stunt Division and finished in 3rd Place in the Grand Championship. Congratulations to Coach Ben Roelse and the Cheerleaders!
South & North Could Meet In 2nd Round
Feb 22nd
Sheboygan South High School will host the opening-round game of the WIAA Boys Basketball Tournament, which begins on Tuesday, March 2. The South High Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team (11-10), will host West Bend West (8-11).
If the Redwings win, South High will host Sheboygan North High School for a regional final on Saturday, March 6. Show your support for the Sheboygan South High Redwings by following them on Twitter and Facebook. For complete coverage of the WIAA Boys Basketball Tournament, follow me on Twitter for the latest.
A South Weekend
Feb 6th
Sheboygan South High School came out on top this weekend.
On Friday night, the Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team won their home game against Green Bay East 66 to 52. While on the road, the Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team at Green Bay East 47 to 42. On Saturday, the Varsity Dance Team took 1st in Hip-Pop and 5th in Pom at State.
Congratulations, South High Redwings!
On To State
Jan 31st
I am incredibly proud of the Sheboygan South High Varsity Dance Team! They had one week to re-do both of their dance routines due to an injury before traveling to Oshkosh for regionals on Saturday. They took 4th in Pom and 2nd in Hip Hop, sending them to State next weekend in both categories.
We have a hard group of talented students at South High School that work hard and have dedication to achieve in life. We got some amazing coaches who put in some long hours day after day. Congratulations to Coach Carlee Reinemann and the girls! Good luck at State.
South Dance Teams Bring Home First Place Trophies
Remember, you can follow Sheboygan South High School on Twitter and Facebook. You can visit www.sheboygan.k12.wi.us/south for more information. Go Redwings!
Second Semester
Jan 26th
It is with great pleasure to begin Second Semester at Sheboygan South High School. This will be my fourth semester at South High School. I am truly excited to start fresh as well as work with the students and staff members.
Before the semester gets too crazy, please take a moment to remember the three ‘code words’ used to describe a member of South High School is that they are individuals who are Responsible for their own actions, act in a Respectful matter, and at all times are Safe in what they do.
This semester, I will working on the following:
- A Anti-Harassment Plan
- A After-School Social Hour
- Reformation of Student Government
Please feel free to contact me at any time. Email is probably the easiest way to reach me (info@asherheimermann.com). You can also reach me at my office by calling (920) 547-4761. As always, you can follow me on Twitter and Facebook.
I look forward to continuing to address the issues and offering new issues at South High School. Let’s work together to have a very successful semester!
New Study Hall Policy
Jan 19th
Beginning Second Semester at Sheboygan South High School, there will be a new Study Hall policy for students wishing to use the Library during their Study Hall. Students will report directly to their Study Hall for attendance. A limit of five students per Study Hall will be able to come to the Library from a specific Study Hall each day.
Students will sign a Library hall pass in their Study Hall and report directly to the Library from their Study Hall. Students will sign into the Library and leave their student ID at the desk. All students will need to have their student ID to use the Library during their Study Hall.
In addition to the five students allowed to come from your Study Hall, students can also obtain a pass from one of their classroom teachers who has given a research assignment. These students will report to their Study Hall for attendance and then report to the Library for the entire hour. On Monday, January 25th, Study Hall teachers will inform students in their Study Halls of this new process. Students who currently do not have and ID and wish to use the Library should stop in the Activity Office to get a new one made.
Anyone with questions, should contact a Library staff member.
Congratulations South High
Jan 10th
On Saturday, the Sheboygan South High School Dance and Cheer teams took first place at the Freedom Irish Cheer & Dance Invitational in Freedom, Wisconsin. These girls work very hard daily to be the best at what they do in Sheboygan County.
I would like to congratulate the South High Dance Team and the South High Cheerleading Team for their hard work. You can become a fan of Sheboygan South High School on Facebook and get updates on Twitter. Go Redwings!
Disappointments with Administration
Jan 3rd
“Throughout the years I’ve attended Sheboygan South High School, the Administration has always pleased me. Welcoming me with their warm “Hello’s” and smile’s makes being at school that much easier. However, in the recent year or two, the Administration at South High has not been as open and loose with the students and their ideas of having “fun”. It is apparent that the “no grinding is allowed at school dances” is to be brought up. While this is still a school setting and not everyone may approve of the way a certain generation dances, is this “rule” necessary? The answer is no. Read the rest of this entry »
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