Nicolet Health Occupations Students of America students competed in the HOSA State Leadership Conference April 8-10!
And a special congrats to the following⤵️
Benjamin Tongkumbunjong (Academic Testing Center Award; 5th place - Microbiology)
Bria Rutherford (3rd place - Respiratory Therapy)
Everett Lee (7th place - Research Poster)
Luke Nelson (Academic Testing Center Award; 2nd place - Organic Chemistry and 4th place - Pharmacy Science)
Seochan Lee (6th place - Surgical Technician)
Bria's 3rd place finish qualifies her for the International Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, June 17-20 👏

Joel previously was the Head Girls Cross Country Coach at Cedarburg High School from 2021-2025, as well as Girls Head Track Coach in 2023 coaching several athletes
to state and school records.
Most recently, Coach Cohen coached 7th and 8th grade Boys basketball for the Nicolet Rec Dept, and is very excited to now be a coach at Nicolet Union High School.
Welcome Joel 👏

Also a congratulations to Theresa Seem who was re-elected to serve in her fourth term as school board member. Thank you for your support and dedication to the Nicolet community.
GO KNIGHTS❗

Way to go Nyla👏

The students visited Morgan St, Delaware State University, Howard University, Hampton University, Norfolk State, North Carolina Central University, North Carolina A&T and Winston Salem University.
"It was such a wonderful, well-organized, and impactful trip. Your efforts in opening these doors for our students mean the world to us. I’m incredibly grateful for your dedication and look forward to seeing where this pipeline takes us."
- Jaylen Cain
"This was an amazing opportunity. While touring, not only were the members of Nicolet's BSU club captivated by each planned-out university tour, but we were also able to sharpen their creativity and critical thinking skills along the way. It truly was something great to be a part of, and hopefully, we can do something even greater in the future."
- Kendashia McDowell

The kingdom of Glump has been taxed to abstraction ever since their emperor became a pampered clothes horse with a lack of taste! Not only is he an egotistical hypochondriac, he has three ’lovely’ children who are quickly becoming chips off the old blockhead. The emperor and his family are so busy mismatching their wardrobe, the rest of the kingdom is in a shambles. Enter two con artists who devise an ingenious plan for fleecing the emperor. Their pitch: a magic cloth which appears invisible to people unworthy of their position. By the end. characters learn a valuable lesson in humility. Based on the tale by Hans Christian Andersen
Due to limited seating, and patrons acquiring tickets and then not attending the performance, ticket holders must arrive at least 10 minutes before show time to ensure their seats. At that time, unclaimed seats will be given to patrons on a waiting list who could not acquire tickets. Thank you!
Tickets are available by visiting➡️ https://www.vancoevents.com/us/DSEO

For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
School ➡️https://bit.ly/3QqzZHz
Athletics ➡️https://bit.ly/3Qdi4Uz

For more info please visit⤵️
🔗https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/high-school/sports-awards/2026/04/07/milwaukee-high-school-sports-awards-winter-nominees/89438494007/
#KnightNation


The Nicolet Hall of Fame honors former student athletes, coaches and other individuals who have provided distinguished service to Nicolet High School athletics. A Hall of Fame Committee composed of Nicolet Athletic Staff, past and present, will choose the seven individuals from a pool of nominees. Specific criteria for each of the three nomination categories – Athlete, Coach and Distinguished Service and the nomination forms are available online at https://www.nicolet.us/o/athletics/page/hall-of-fame
For more information, contact Nicolet Athletic Director Kirk Krychowiak at Kirk.Krychowiak@nicolet.us

Taylor received a National Merit Scholarship, while Magdalena was awarded a scholarship from the Brady Corporation. These awards are among the highest academic honors a high school student can achieve, and we congratulate them both on this remarkable accomplishment.

PreACT Secure testing for Freshman and Sophomores and the WI Forward Exam for Sophomores will take place on April 14
Students must bring their fully charged Nicolet Chromebook and power cord to testing. Earbuds are allowed on the WI Forward Exam only.

Students 17 years old (or 16 years old with parental permission) are encouraged to donate. All donors will receive a $15 e-gift card to a vendor of their choice. Visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter sponsor code Nicolet to book your appointment.

¡Pura Vida!



The Nicolet Financial Investment Challenge Bowl (FICB) team recently captured the regional championship held at Manpower in Milwaukee🏆
The team qualified for the FICB state tournament on April 22nd
Team members include ⤵️
Tigran Nemsadze
Matan Steigmann
Max Dykeman
Isabella Dlugosch
Way to go👏


Nicolet Union High School District and Aramark are cooking up a wide variety of healthy and appetizing meal options daily.
Get a taste of what's on the menu for April❗
Check out the full student nutrition menus here ⤵️
https://www.nicolet.us/o/nhs/page/student-nutrition
or on the Nicolet App


Thank you Cristy Bauer and David Coyle for all you do for Nicolet 👏

For the complete list of upcoming events please visit ⤵️
School ➡️https://bit.ly/3QqzZHz
Athletics ➡️https://bit.ly/3Qdi4Uz

Thank you Elissa Suechting & Robin Rinehart for all you do for Nicolet📚

Paraprofessionals provide teachers with administrative support, work with students outside of the classroom and provide one-on-one assistance to students with disabilities or special educational needs.
The Nicolet Union High School District is fortunate to have a great group of paraprofessionals. Please join us in celebrating their contributions and recognize their hard work and dedication toward students❗

Students took their work a step further by creating visual presentations and sharing their arguments with peers and staff members. This showcase is an opportunity to celebrate their hard work, communication skills, and creativity.




