 Congratulations to these student athletes who achieved academic all-state cross country for the 2025 season. They must have competed at districts or state and have a 3.6 cumulative GPA at the end of the fall semester. From left are Jacob Preus, Evan Scheer, Easton Bailey, and Tymber Hawkins.
In this episode of Shamrock Stories, school district administrators from New Haven provide a detailed recap of the January 14th Board of Education meeting. Key topics include various surplus items coming up for bid, professional development activities, recent student and faculty achievements, and the purchase of land by the school district. The episode also highlights upcoming infrastructure projects and discusses the district's new electric bus grant. Additionally, the administrators delve into possible cooperative agreements with neighboring schools for extracurricular activities. The next Board of Education meeting has been rescheduled to February 18th.
 Elizabeth Eastham is the December Student of the Month for New Haven High School. She is the daughter of Shawn and Angela Eastham. Lizzy is actively involved in FCCLA and FBLA and serves as the Class of 2028 Treasurer. Outside of school, she spends time job shadowing in physical therapy, gaining valuable real-world experience, and exploring future career interests.
In her free time, Lizzy enjoys baking and is always eager to learn new recipes and techniques. Her favorite school subject is history because she values the important lessons it teaches about the past. One of Lizzy’s favorite things about being a Shamrock is being part of a small, tight-knit community where everyone supports one another. Lizzy has been selected for her leadership, involvement, and positive impact on the school community. Congratulations, Lizzy!  Karry Oswalt is the December Student of the Month for New Haven Middle School. She is the daughter of Krissy Zumsteg and John Wintjen. Karry is actively involved in Student Council and High School A Cappella, where she enjoys expressing herself through music. Outside of school, she likes spending time with friends, creating art, and participating in church activities.
Karry has a strong passion for singing and art, which reflects her creative personality. Her favorite school subject is ELA because she enjoys writing and the creativity it allows her to explore. After high school, Karry plans to open her own business someday and is excited to see where time and experience will lead her. Her teachers note her immense progress since starting middle school. Not only does she achieve at a high level academically, but she also handles herself with poise and kindness. Karry is always willing to do the right thing, even if it isn't "popular.” She remains positive despite many factors outside of her control that could cause her to behave otherwise. They are proud of the progress Karry has made and look forward to watching her continued growth. Congratulations, Karry!
Join us on Shamrock Stories! We break down our academic progress, while Mrs. Westermeyer, Mrs. Nilges, Mrs. Parmentier, and Miss Miner discuss engaging classroom themes, writing skills, and the impact of strong student-teacher connections.
Catch up on the December school board meeting highlights with Shamrock Stories! Updates on facility plans, academic initiatives, and more with Dr. Hoener, Mrs. Otten, and Mr. Peirick.
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