Athletic Information for the 2026-27 School Year 🏟️
For tryout dates, physical info and more please visit➡️ https://5il.co/2lqkf
For current 8th graders students please complete and submit this interest form for Fall Sports➡️ https://bit.ly/3EiMJQv
For tryout dates, physical info and more please visit➡️ https://5il.co/2lqkf
For current 8th graders students please complete and submit this interest form for Fall Sports➡️ https://bit.ly/3EiMJQv
Nicolet senior Sienna Clarke has been named a Congress-Bundestag Vocational Scholar for the 2026-27 school year 👏
This program offers graduating high school seniors the opportunity to spend their 13th year abroad living with a German host family, participating in a training or school program, and gaining work experience through internships with German companies. CBYX scholars also serve as youth ambassadors for the United States, sharing our culture with Germans and bringing ideas from the German culture back to their home communities. Other highlights are the midyear seminar in Weimar and the culminating Berlin seminar, where students meet with members of the German parliament.
In addition to German interest and ability, CBYX winners need to be well-rounded individuals with strong communication skills and intercultural awareness. The Vocational CBYX is highly selective; only 25 students nationally are chosen. Sienna’s selection is an affirmation of the academic and co-curricular programs at Nicolet. She has participated in all facets of our German program and in 2024 she was awarded the Joachim Herz Foundation Scholarship. Sienna has also made significant contributions to our theater, instrumental music and yearbook, and is on the media youth team for her faith community, the Divine Temple Church of the First Born. She hopes to intern with either a theater or with a print/digital media company.
Initiated in 1983, the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange program was created to strengthen ties between Germany and the United States. CBYX is jointly funded by the U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag, and is overseen in the U.S. by the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Sienna is the 20th Nicolet German student to be selected for this program since 2003. Natek Meinhardt is currently studying in the Hanseatic city of Greifswald in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
This program offers graduating high school seniors the opportunity to spend their 13th year abroad living with a German host family, participating in a training or school program, and gaining work experience through internships with German companies. CBYX scholars also serve as youth ambassadors for the United States, sharing our culture with Germans and bringing ideas from the German culture back to their home communities. Other highlights are the midyear seminar in Weimar and the culminating Berlin seminar, where students meet with members of the German parliament.
In addition to German interest and ability, CBYX winners need to be well-rounded individuals with strong communication skills and intercultural awareness. The Vocational CBYX is highly selective; only 25 students nationally are chosen. Sienna’s selection is an affirmation of the academic and co-curricular programs at Nicolet. She has participated in all facets of our German program and in 2024 she was awarded the Joachim Herz Foundation Scholarship. Sienna has also made significant contributions to our theater, instrumental music and yearbook, and is on the media youth team for her faith community, the Divine Temple Church of the First Born. She hopes to intern with either a theater or with a print/digital media company.
Initiated in 1983, the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange program was created to strengthen ties between Germany and the United States. CBYX is jointly funded by the U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag, and is overseen in the U.S. by the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Sienna is the 20th Nicolet German student to be selected for this program since 2003. Natek Meinhardt is currently studying in the Hanseatic city of Greifswald in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
✨ Congrats to our Students of the Month ✨
Student Supports - Jade Libby
English - Lauren Collins
Wellness - Alex Thompson
Math - Claire Pawlak
Performing Arts - Mackenzie Wooten
Student Services - Alex Marx
World Language - Seth Stettler
Innovation Arts - Conner McKenna
Science - Daniel Gorman
Nicolet Union High School has a Student of the Month program to help promote academic achievement, academic growth, leadership, and resilience in the classroom. Each month, each academic department will be selecting a Student of the Month who has demonstrated and displayed these characteristics. Each Student of the Month earns Nicolet swag, bragging rights, and schoolwide recognition for being one of our top students!
Student Supports - Jade Libby
English - Lauren Collins
Wellness - Alex Thompson
Math - Claire Pawlak
Performing Arts - Mackenzie Wooten
Student Services - Alex Marx
World Language - Seth Stettler
Innovation Arts - Conner McKenna
Science - Daniel Gorman
Nicolet Union High School has a Student of the Month program to help promote academic achievement, academic growth, leadership, and resilience in the classroom. Each month, each academic department will be selecting a Student of the Month who has demonstrated and displayed these characteristics. Each Student of the Month earns Nicolet swag, bragging rights, and schoolwide recognition for being one of our top students!
We wanted to take a moment to express our heartfelt thanks to the Nicolet Black Student Union students for stepping up as amazing mentors to the Maple Dale students! Your advice and guidance on those tough life topics and scenarios are absolutely invaluable. The younger students were totally inspired by your energy and insights.
Whether you were talking about handling peer pressure, being a good friend, or chasing your dreams, you guys brought the influence and made a real difference. Your passion and willingness to share your experiences meant the world to them👏
Whether you were talking about handling peer pressure, being a good friend, or chasing your dreams, you guys brought the influence and made a real difference. Your passion and willingness to share your experiences meant the world to them👏
Our Nicolet Ceramics students just wrapped up a heartwarming collaboration with the 2nd graders at Parkway Elementary School👹
Since February, our high school artists have been working as professional "monster makers" for their 2nd-grade clients. Each of the 95 custom clay monsters was specially designed and sculpted based on the unique drawings provided by their young partners.
The highlight of the project was the in-person delivery—the sheer excitement when the 2nd graders finally met their 3D "monstrous" friends was truly special for everyone involved.
New this year: We’ve created a 2026 Monsters Collaboration Website to share the full experience! You can check out our student portfolios, see the step-by-step process of how these monsters were made, and view photos and videos from the delivery day. It’s all there for the community to share in our collaboration!
https://sites.google.com/nicolet.us/2026monsterscollaboration/home?authuser=0
We love seeing our students use their talents and months of dedication to bring joy and creativity to our community. Way to go, Ceramics classes 👏
Since February, our high school artists have been working as professional "monster makers" for their 2nd-grade clients. Each of the 95 custom clay monsters was specially designed and sculpted based on the unique drawings provided by their young partners.
The highlight of the project was the in-person delivery—the sheer excitement when the 2nd graders finally met their 3D "monstrous" friends was truly special for everyone involved.
New this year: We’ve created a 2026 Monsters Collaboration Website to share the full experience! You can check out our student portfolios, see the step-by-step process of how these monsters were made, and view photos and videos from the delivery day. It’s all there for the community to share in our collaboration!
https://sites.google.com/nicolet.us/2026monsterscollaboration/home?authuser=0
We love seeing our students use their talents and months of dedication to bring joy and creativity to our community. Way to go, Ceramics classes 👏
Nicolet students excelled at the 2026 AATG State German Pronunciation contest. Held on Saturday, April 25th at Marquette University, the contest required students to demonstrate both interpersonal and presentational skills. Nicolet had a strong showing, bringing home almost 50% of the medals earned at the high school level.
Way to go 👏
Level 4/5: Der Panther: Rainer Maria Rilke
Gold Medal: Max Figlesthaler, Max Hatzenbuehler, Ben Mittag, Gabi Trachliev
Silver Medal: Taylor Abbott, Sam Cloyd, Nzuri Njuguna, Roman Widlansky
Bronze Medal: Sienna Clark
Level 3: Poem: Sie war ein Blümlein: Wilhelm Busch
Gold Medal: Alexander Friedel, Ian Kostic
Silver Medal: Sam Sparks
Level 2: Ottos Mops: Ernst Jandl
Gold Medal: Ben Byers, Henry Berenz, Milena Meinhardt, Lauralee Peil, Bria Rutherford, Seth Stettler
Silver Medal: Michaiah Anderson-Kern
Level 1: Die drei Spatzen: Christian Morgenstern
Gold Medal: Charles Hall, Dylan Lawrence, Truman Nerone
Silver Medal: Donavin Bond
Way to go 👏
Level 4/5: Der Panther: Rainer Maria Rilke
Gold Medal: Max Figlesthaler, Max Hatzenbuehler, Ben Mittag, Gabi Trachliev
Silver Medal: Taylor Abbott, Sam Cloyd, Nzuri Njuguna, Roman Widlansky
Bronze Medal: Sienna Clark
Level 3: Poem: Sie war ein Blümlein: Wilhelm Busch
Gold Medal: Alexander Friedel, Ian Kostic
Silver Medal: Sam Sparks
Level 2: Ottos Mops: Ernst Jandl
Gold Medal: Ben Byers, Henry Berenz, Milena Meinhardt, Lauralee Peil, Bria Rutherford, Seth Stettler
Silver Medal: Michaiah Anderson-Kern
Level 1: Die drei Spatzen: Christian Morgenstern
Gold Medal: Charles Hall, Dylan Lawrence, Truman Nerone
Silver Medal: Donavin Bond
Román Cabán has been selected as the recipient of the Rotary Club’s "Service Above Self" award 👏
Román is a junior at Nicolet High School, who demonstrates a commitment to the community through service and volunteerism, impeccable character, and high academic potential and performance. He is a positive and caring leader whether in the classroom, as part of a club, on a team, or as part of both Nicolet and the greater community. Román serves as a peer tutor and is an active member of our track and cross country teams, HOSA/Red Cross Club, Environmental Club and our Ski/Snowboarding Club. His work ethic, inquiry for more, and kind nature are aspects that lift students to achieve more and simply to be better just by being around him. Román was nominated for Student of the Month for Math, due to his leadership within our classroom walls and the way he naturally pushes those around him to seek more for themselves. He is excited to learn and is always willing to share what he knows to help others. Román is described by his teachers as absolutely fantastic, kind, thoughtful, uplifting and so very deserving of the Service Above Self Award.
Román is a junior at Nicolet High School, who demonstrates a commitment to the community through service and volunteerism, impeccable character, and high academic potential and performance. He is a positive and caring leader whether in the classroom, as part of a club, on a team, or as part of both Nicolet and the greater community. Román serves as a peer tutor and is an active member of our track and cross country teams, HOSA/Red Cross Club, Environmental Club and our Ski/Snowboarding Club. His work ethic, inquiry for more, and kind nature are aspects that lift students to achieve more and simply to be better just by being around him. Román was nominated for Student of the Month for Math, due to his leadership within our classroom walls and the way he naturally pushes those around him to seek more for themselves. He is excited to learn and is always willing to share what he knows to help others. Román is described by his teachers as absolutely fantastic, kind, thoughtful, uplifting and so very deserving of the Service Above Self Award.
We've got a busy week ahead at Nicolet 🏫🥍🥎⚾🎾⚽
For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
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#KnightNation ⚔️
For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
School 🔗https://bit.ly/3QqzZHz
Athletics 🔗https://bit.ly/3Qdi4Uz
#KnightNation ⚔️
Last week, Nicolet Spanish 4/4H students had the opportunity to visit Acosta Middle School in Milwaukee, where they met and spent time with their Spanish-speaking pen pals. Through this special partnership, students have been exchanging letters and sharing their experiences, building meaningful connections.
Next month, Nicolet will welcome Acosta students to our campus to return the visit❗
Next month, Nicolet will welcome Acosta students to our campus to return the visit❗
Twenty-eight students from the Nicolet High School Performing Arts Department recently completed a highly successful cultural and educational tour of London, United Kingdom . The immersive trip, led by Jamin Hoffman, was specifically designed to bridge the gap between classroom theory and professional practice in music and theater.
Students gained professional inspiration by attending world-class performances, including Hamilton, Hadestown, and My Neighbor Totoro. Educational highlights included a performance by the Guildhall Jazz Voices and a technical visit to the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music, offering a direct look at international collegiate-level arts education.
For many students, this was their first international experience. They successfully navigated the complexities of a global city, managed their own schedules, and used the London Underground (Tube) system, leading to visible gains in maturity and independence. The program proved life-altering for some, such as graduating senior and bass player Jakai Norman, who found vocational clarity to pursue music as a career.
The tour was a resounding success, moving beyond sightseeing to become a foundational educational experience. Students returned with greater technical inspiration and a deeper understanding of their place in the global arts community.
Students gained professional inspiration by attending world-class performances, including Hamilton, Hadestown, and My Neighbor Totoro. Educational highlights included a performance by the Guildhall Jazz Voices and a technical visit to the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music, offering a direct look at international collegiate-level arts education.
For many students, this was their first international experience. They successfully navigated the complexities of a global city, managed their own schedules, and used the London Underground (Tube) system, leading to visible gains in maturity and independence. The program proved life-altering for some, such as graduating senior and bass player Jakai Norman, who found vocational clarity to pursue music as a career.
The tour was a resounding success, moving beyond sightseeing to become a foundational educational experience. Students returned with greater technical inspiration and a deeper understanding of their place in the global arts community.
The Nicolet Math Team team took home 2nd Place All-State, competing against 28 schools from across Wisconsin in the Class A division ➕
We also want to celebrate our individual standouts: several students earned medals for 1st and 2nd Place All-State Team honors for their exceptional individual performances.
We are so proud of this team's dedication and academic excellence. Way to go, Knights👏
We also want to celebrate our individual standouts: several students earned medals for 1st and 2nd Place All-State Team honors for their exceptional individual performances.
We are so proud of this team's dedication and academic excellence. Way to go, Knights👏
Congratulations to the team of Max Dykeman, Matan Steigmann, Tigran Nemsadze and Isabella Dlugosch for capturing the state championship at the Financial and Investment Challenge Bowl in Madison 👏
Their outstanding performance and deep understanding of financial concepts led Nicolet to its third consecutive state title, solidifying the school's reputation as a powerhouse in financial literacy and investment knowledge. This marks the first time a school has ever won three championships in a row.
Way to go, Knights 🏆🏆🏆
Their outstanding performance and deep understanding of financial concepts led Nicolet to its third consecutive state title, solidifying the school's reputation as a powerhouse in financial literacy and investment knowledge. This marks the first time a school has ever won three championships in a row.
Way to go, Knights 🏆🏆🏆
Nicolet Model United Nations concluded its 2025-2026 season with a very successful Nicolet High School Model United Nations conference, hosting five schools and 75 students for its first solo student-led conference. The conference team, led by Taylor Abbott and conference chair Gavin Babusiak, designed and ran four crisis committee simulations, partnering with a team from Pewaukee High School on the Joint Crisis Committee for the Spanish Civil War. Congratulations to Gavin and Taylor, Jacob Artlip, Rishi Bhogavilli, Layla Caples, Ivy Costello, Marley Gretenhardt, Jackson Phineas Gueller, Chace Haseman, Matthew "Kringle King" Hellman, Elena Johansen, Hazel Joseph, Ian Kostic, Mason Lee, Janelle O'Meara, and Theresa Saggio.
It was a busy season for Nicolet's Model UN team -- the team attended conferences at Carthage College, Arrowhead High School, McFarlane High School, the University of Chicago, and the University of Wisconsin. Award winners included Taylor Abbott, Gavin Babusiak, Walker Chapman, Hannah Gruendyke, Josie Miller, Theo Liro, Luke Nelson, Janelle O'Meara, and Lydia Presti.
Nicolet alums Orly Boland and Hannah Janicik (Nicolet Class of 2024) & Zee Twomey and Maia Bozovich (Nicolet Class of 2025) are all members of the University of Wisconsin Model UN Conference, with Orly serving as next year's Secretary General.
Congratulations to a hard-working and brilliant team👏
It was a busy season for Nicolet's Model UN team -- the team attended conferences at Carthage College, Arrowhead High School, McFarlane High School, the University of Chicago, and the University of Wisconsin. Award winners included Taylor Abbott, Gavin Babusiak, Walker Chapman, Hannah Gruendyke, Josie Miller, Theo Liro, Luke Nelson, Janelle O'Meara, and Lydia Presti.
Nicolet alums Orly Boland and Hannah Janicik (Nicolet Class of 2024) & Zee Twomey and Maia Bozovich (Nicolet Class of 2025) are all members of the University of Wisconsin Model UN Conference, with Orly serving as next year's Secretary General.
Congratulations to a hard-working and brilliant team👏
Nicolet FEAR is heading back to the World Championships for the 5th year in a row
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The team finished in 9th place in the state championships with a total of 218 points to earn a spot in the Worlds.
During the season, FEAR earned the Sustainability Award twice—an achievement no other Wisconsin team has matched.
Good luck FEAR in the World Championships in Houston👏
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The team finished in 9th place in the state championships with a total of 218 points to earn a spot in the Worlds.
During the season, FEAR earned the Sustainability Award twice—an achievement no other Wisconsin team has matched.
Good luck FEAR in the World Championships in Houston👏
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to all of the wonderful administrative staff at Nicolet Union High School! You do so much to keep everything running, and we all appreciate you. Thank you for all you do for Nicolet👏
Nicolet Music Honor Society invites the community to "Royal Tea" on May 10th at 10am in the Nicolet choir room (entrance #4) 🫖
Dress up as your favorite fairy tale character prince or princess for a sing-along Tea Party
Purchase your tickets by visiting ⤵️
🔗 https://nicolet.revtrak.net/music-band-orchestra-choir-/choir/#/fo/Royal-Tea-Party3
Dress up as your favorite fairy tale character prince or princess for a sing-along Tea Party
Purchase your tickets by visiting ⤵️
🔗 https://nicolet.revtrak.net/music-band-orchestra-choir-/choir/#/fo/Royal-Tea-Party3
Congratulations to Nicolet Performing Arts on their Jerry Awards nominations for Disney's The Little Mermaid! Recognized for Outstanding Ensemble, six Outstanding Lead Performers, seven Outstanding Supporting Performers, and many other crew categories —what an amazing achievement🎭
Final winners will be announced in May. Best of luck to all the nominees👏
Final winners will be announced in May. Best of luck to all the nominees👏
Nicolet Prom is Saturday, May 16 🎭
Nicolet Junior and Senior students have selected Gatsby's Masquerade is this year's theme. Prom is at the River Club on Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 6-10pm. Tickets are currently on sale and are $65 each.
Purchase tickets by visiting➡️ https://gofan.co/event/6464037?schoolId=WI19475
Nicolet Junior and Senior students have selected Gatsby's Masquerade is this year's theme. Prom is at the River Club on Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 6-10pm. Tickets are currently on sale and are $65 each.
Purchase tickets by visiting➡️ https://gofan.co/event/6464037?schoolId=WI19475
We've got a busy week ahead at Nicolet 🏫🎭🥍🥎⚾🎾⚽
For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
School 🔗https://bit.ly/3QqzZHz
Athletics 🔗https://bit.ly/3Qdi4Uz
#KnightNation
For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
School 🔗https://bit.ly/3QqzZHz
Athletics 🔗https://bit.ly/3Qdi4Uz
#KnightNation
Nicolet's inaugural Knight Lights Community Resource Fair was held on Thursday. Over 250 students, staff and community members came through to meet, connect and learn about the 50 organizations within the community representing a variety of purposes - employment/internships, volunteering, human services, product showcasing, art/recreation.
Thank you to ALL the people who came together to make this a successful event❗
Thank you to ALL the people who came together to make this a successful event❗
