New Glarus Middle School

 This morning, the Minute to Win It game was musical chairs along with a Homeroom Dance-off Competition.  Also, today's dress-up day was Students Dress Like Teachers and Teachers Dress Like Students.  There were lots of smiles and Homecoming week is off to a great start!

The week started off with Minute to Win It games to celebrate Homecoming, 2025.  Today's contest was the cookie challenge, where students start with a cookie on their forehead and without touching the cookie, they have to move it to their mouth.  NGMS Student Government did a great job of setting up and hosting the challenge to start the week!

  New Glarus High School Announces 2025 Homecoming Week Events New Glarus, WI –  New Glarus High School is excited to invite students, families, alumni, and community members to join in celebrating Homecoming Week 2025! A week filled with spirited competitions, athletic events, and community traditions kicks off Monday, September 29, and runs through Saturday, October 4.  This year’s Homecoming Theme is Safari. Homecoming Week Schedule Monday, September 29 – Volleybuff Game Night The boys take the court in the annual Volleybuff showdown! Seniors vs. Freshmen and Juniors vs. Sophomores, with winners meeting in a championship match. Action begins at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gym. Concessions will be available. Tuesday, September 30 – Full Night of Athletics Sugar River Boys Soccer vs. Lakeside Lutheran at Belleville. JV kicks off at 5:00 p.m., varsity to follow. New Glarus Volleyball vs. Marshall at New Glarus. JV at 5:30 p.m., varsity to follow. Monroe/New Glarus Girls ...

  Homecoming Dress-Up Days at NGMS!  Homecoming week is almost here, and New Glarus Middle School is ready to show off our Knight spirit! We encourage all students and staff to join the fun by participating in our dress-up days. Here’s what’s coming up: Monday, September 29 – Pajama Day Start the week cozy and comfy! Wear your favorite PJs to school. Tuesday, September 30 – Student/Teacher Swap Day Students dress like teachers, and teachers dress like students. Let’s see who can pull off the best role reversal! Wednesday, October 1 – Jersey Day Rep your favorite team by wearing a jersey. Show your sports pride—whether it’s local, college, or professional! Thursday, October 2 – Knight PRIDE Day Let’s finish strong! Wear your New Glarus Knight gear or school colors to show your PRIDE and spirit. We can’t wait to see the creativity and energy everyone brings to Homecoming week. Let’s make it a celebration to remember—Go Knights!

  Trimester 1 After School Adventures We’re excited to kick off Trimester 1 After School Adventures at New Glarus School District! This fun and engaging program is open to students in grades 5–12 and will run for six weeks on Wednesdays after school from 3:30–4:30 p.m. Transportation will be provided. Students will have the chance to explore their interests, try something new, and connect with friends through a variety of exciting classes: RoboKnights – Dive into the world of robotics, programming, and hands-on problem-solving. Art Studio – Let your creativity shine with guided and open-ended art projects. Games Galore – Play classic and new games that challenge your mind, teamwork, and strategy. Yoga – Relax, recharge, and build strength and balance through mindful movement. After School Adventures is a great way to spend Wednesday afternoons learning, creating, and having fun.  If you are still interested in participating, please sign up by emailing ...

Breakfast Menu Fruit and Veggie Daily Menu  

Say cheese, Knights! Tomorrow, Tuesday, September 16th is Fall Picture Day at New Glarus Middle School. Be sure to bring your best smile and get ready for your school photos!

The halls of New Glarus Middle School came alive last week as we kicked off another exciting school year! Teachers, staff, and students all came together to start strong, and our PBIS focus of welcoming others and showing kindness was on full display. What stood out most in this first week wasn’t just the energy of a new school year—it was the way our Knights looked out for each other. One of the most powerful examples of kindness came during lunch, when several students noticed classmates sitting alone. Without hesitation, they chose to sit down and share a meal, reminding us all of an important truth: No one walks alone. It was a small act, but one that carried a big message. That simple decision to be kind reflects what it means to be a Glarner Knight—standing together, supporting one another, and making sure every person feels welcome. We are proud of our students for leading the way with their actions and setting the tone for the year ahead. Keep it up, Knights! Let’s continue...