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Come and support the Homestead Varsity Dance Team as they celebrate the end of their 2025-26 Seasons! The Dance Team Showcase will be held on Friday, February 27th at 7pm in the Homestead High School James Barr Performing Arts Center!

The team will be performing all of their award winning routines that they have competed during the season and more! Team awards will also be presented. Let's celebrate their hard work and accomplishments!

All ticket sales are online through Go-Fan. Don’t miss out; order your tickets now!

https://gofan.co/event/5991990?schoolId=WI19435

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE - MAXIMUM of 30 kids combined between Lakeshore and Steffen

SOME TENNIS EXPERIENCE NEEDED - MUST BE ABLE TO SERVE OVERHAND AND KNOW SCORING - THIS IS A LEAGUE NOT INSTRUCTIONAL

SEASON:Tryouts/team placement - TBA. Season will be April 6th through May 22nd. Practice and matches - Approx 5-7 practices and 5-7 matches

COST: $100 includes T-shirt and court time for practices and matches (non-refundable fee - no money back for inclement weather)

COACHES: Looking for 2 coaches - all players will be contacted by their coach prior to season starting with practice and match schedules

TO SIGN UP

MIDDLE SCHOOL TENNIS REGISTRATION SHEET

1. You can email me with all the above info at scottansay@yahoo.com. Payment can be made via VENMO (@Scott-Ansay) or Apple Pay (414-708-0993 cell#)

2. Mail this form with a check to Scott Ansay, 456 W. Manor Circle, Bayside, WI 53217

3. DEADLINE: February 28, 2026 or maximum number of 30 is reached.

In November, the MTSD Board of Education approved the addition of two new middle school Business Education electives, expanding elective opportunities for students beginning next school year. This exciting change is part of a long-term effort to strengthen aligned 7–12 pathways and follows the retirement of Mrs. Karen Ogier, whose dedicated service created a natural moment to reimagine our elective offerings for the future.

The new business courses are modern, hands-on, and project-based, helping students build skills such as leadership, communication, financial literacy, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and digital creation while exploring career interests. This shift creates a pathway that mirrors other middle school electives and prepares students for success in high school and beyond. Importantly, the 6th grade Personal Finance elective will continue as part of the wheel and will now be taught by our new Business Education teacher, ensuring students still gain critical money-management skills early on.