Badger High School Names Kendall Associate Principal 

Lisa Kendall has been named an Associate Principal of Badger High School by the Lake Geneva-Genoa City Union High School Board. “I am pleased and excited to announce the hiring of Mrs. Lisa Kendall as an Associate Principal at Badger High School,” said Dr. Peter Wilson, Superintendent.

Mrs. Kendall has twenty years of experience in education, with the last six serving as a Chemistry Teacher at Wilmot Union High School. She replaces Mrs. Katherine Stanton, who accepted the Principal position at Star Center Elementary School in July.

“I am thrilled for this opportunity to join Badger High School, and I look forward to connecting with all of our students, the staff and the community,” said Kendall. “My goal in education continues to be that every student realizes their worth, achieves success, and discovers their passions while in our building,” she continued.

Mrs. Kendall received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership with Principal Licensure from Cardinal Stritch University. 

“I’m excited to have Mrs. Kendall join the leadership team at Badger High School,” said Superintendent Peter Wilson. “She has a passion for student connection, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to success,” he continued.

Kendall and her husband have five children, ages 19, 18, 16, 13 and 10. She enjoys being with her family, hiking, gardening, reading, and acting in her spare time. 

Kendall’s first official day at Badger High School will be August 16, 2022.

The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) waiver that provided free meals to students due to the COVID-19 pandemic expired on June 30, 2022. This means that school meals will no longer automatically be free for everyone. 

High School

Breakfast: $1.70

Lunch: $3.15

Reduced Price

Breakfast: $0.30

Lunch: $0.40

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Reporting a student absence through the Powerschool Parent Portal

Please click on the link below to see instructions on how to report a student absence using PowerSchool.

Do you have questions on how to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)? The FAFSA is the form a student needs to complete to apply for financial aid, such as grants and loans. Plan to attend a College Goal Wisconsin event in-person or virtually to receive free information and assistance completing the FAFSA.

Tuesday, October 4, 2022 

6:00 pm

Badger High School

220 E South Street

Enter at Wells Street Entrance

Click the link for more information and to register! https://bit.ly/3R0B7CA 

Welcome new and returning Badger Families.  Our Badger staff is excited to get the 2022-23 school year going!  You will see many new faces in the Badger classrooms and a new look in the Union Cafeteria area. What has not changed is our dedication to ensuring that EVERY Badger student has a pathway to academic success and personal success.

Badger is a place of incredible opportunity for our students.  In coming Newsletters you will hear about all the academic choices students have to select course work that propels them forward.  

Success starts with a simple thing - showing up.  Students who are ontime and present throughout the year reap the benefits of all Badger has to offer.  This also helps students practice what their post high school years will demand.  “You must be present to win” is not just a catchy phrase, it is a key to success.  Please have a conversation with your student about the importance of attending and also getting involved in the Badger community.

The Badger community has updated our cell phone procedure to reflect a focus on the academic and emotional health of our students.  Cell phones are not to be used in the classroom.  Students have access to their phones before school, during passing time, at lunch, and after school.  Please note that your student will not be able to respond to a text message or phone call while in their classes.  If you do need to contact your student during class, please call the main office at 348-2000 and we will get a message to your student.  

This is gearing up to be a wonderful year for us Badgers.  Please do not hesitate to call or stop by if questions and comments arise throughout the year.

Better Never Stops

Jenny Straus

New Staff Members

Jason Bousman Technical Education

Barry Butters Mathematics

Natalie Elverman Science

Lisa Kendall Associate Principal

Peter Leedle Technical Education

Anna Luna Agriscience

Chelsea Miller Science

Jeff Neuser Agriscience

Ella Parisi Technical Education

Araceli Sanchez Main Office 

Janelle Schwellenbach Mathematics 

Maddi Triplett FACS Intern  

September 1, 2022

• Freshmen Only First Day

September 2, 2022

• All Students Report

September 5, 2022

• No School - Labor Day

September 6, 2022

• Block Day

September 7, 2022

• Block Day

October 4, 2022

• WEF College Fair - Carthage College
• College Goal WI/FAFSA Night Registrtaion 5:30pm/Event 6:00pm

October 7, 2022

• Homecoming

October 12, 2022

• PSAT

October 13, 2022

• Picture Retakes  7:30am - 12:30pm

October 14, 2022

• Ag Science Day

Senior Presentation

On September 7th at 6pm in the Recital Hall, the counselors will be holding a presentation for Seniors and parents regarding life after high school with valuable information on college planning, military routes, entering the workforce, and gap year information. We hope that you can join us!

PSAT

The PSAT is open for Sophomores and Juniors to take and will be available to sign up for throughout September in the Counseling Center. This test will give you a good idea of your knowledge heading into the ACT test, and give the possibility of earning a significant scholarship through the National Merit program. The cost of the test is $18 cash and the test will take place on October 12th. We are limited to 80 spots so sign up early!

Work Permit

If a work permit is needed, Mrs. Ingersoll can provide that in the Counseling Center. Students will need to bring in $10 cash, social security card (physical card, not just the number or picture), and a letter from the employer.