Want to play a Fall Sport 🏈🏌️♀️🎾🏊♀️🏃♂️🏃♀️⚽🏐
Make sure to attend the sign-up meeting for your sport on Wednesday, May 20th
To find the location of the meetings please visit:
https://www.nicolet.us/o/athletics/page/tryout-start-dates
Current 8th graders students do not need to attend these meetings.
Current 8th graders students please complete and submit this interest form for Fall Sports: https://bit.ly/3EiMJQv
Make sure to attend the sign-up meeting for your sport on Wednesday, May 20th
To find the location of the meetings please visit:
https://www.nicolet.us/o/athletics/page/tryout-start-dates
Current 8th graders students do not need to attend these meetings.
Current 8th graders students please complete and submit this interest form for Fall Sports: https://bit.ly/3EiMJQv
The Nicolet Recreation Department & Nicolet Special Education Department invites you to the 19th Annual Autumn Artisan's Fair on Saturday, November 7th from 10:00am - 3:00pm at Nicolet High School🍂
We will have booths available for up to 70 artists. If you plan to join us this year as a vendor, register early, space will fill up fast!
For more info please visit➡️ https://www.nicolet.us/page/autumn-artisans-fair
We will have booths available for up to 70 artists. If you plan to join us this year as a vendor, register early, space will fill up fast!
For more info please visit➡️ https://www.nicolet.us/page/autumn-artisans-fair
Nicolet Forensics Honors Founders and Future Leaders at Annual Induction
The Nicolet forensics team was proud to celebrate the success of both individuals and the team by inducting new members into the National Speech and Debate Association Alex Avery delivered their impressive farrago piece at the event as a snapshot of the individual successes the team had this year.
The Baldwin Legacy
The evening’s most poignant moment was the announcement of the Lilith Baldwin Legacy Award. The honor is named for graduating senior Lilith Baldwin, who took the initiative to start the Nicolet Forensics team during her freshman year. To honor her impact, the award will be presented annually to a student who demonstrates Baldwin’s signature spirit of innovation by bringing new, successfully implemented ideas to the program.
A New Generation of Leadership
As the team looks toward the 2026/2027 season, the student leadership team was recognized for their stewardship over the past year. Elena Johansen, Maya Khayat, and Jackson Bruggeman will continue to lead the team next year as executives. They will be supported by a newly appointed team of Operations Leaders: Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Ruby Gruen, and Noah Burns.
NSDA Honor Society Inductions
A central part of the ceremony was the formal induction of students into the National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA) Honor Society. Membership is a significant achievement, requiring students to earn a specific threshold of service points through competition and community contribution.
The 2026 New Inductees include:
Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Landon Caler, Ava Carroll, Noah Burns, Caleb Conteras Trent, Norah Goetz, Ruby Gruen, James Hinchey, Stephanie Neely, Alia Reuter, David Smanz-Geier
Season Award Recipients
In addition to the new inductees, the following students were recognized for their outstanding contributions and performance throughout the forensics season:, Elena Johansen, Maya Khayat, Rishi Bhogavilli, Jackson Bruggeman, Noah Burns, Anaiya Deacon and Logan McMahon. In addition, the James Powered Legacy Award was given out for the first time to James Hinchey to celebrate a competitor's success in his first ever forensics competition.
In addition to the NSDA induction, all members were recognized with creative "duck awards" in the InDUCKtion celebration that celebrated the individual talents and personalities of each member.
To end the celebration, the entire team and coaches celebrated and recognized the efforts of Ms. Winkler for the Nicolet forensics program as this was set to be her last year as a part of the program.
Congratulations on a great season to the Nicolet forensics team❗
The Nicolet forensics team was proud to celebrate the success of both individuals and the team by inducting new members into the National Speech and Debate Association Alex Avery delivered their impressive farrago piece at the event as a snapshot of the individual successes the team had this year.
The Baldwin Legacy
The evening’s most poignant moment was the announcement of the Lilith Baldwin Legacy Award. The honor is named for graduating senior Lilith Baldwin, who took the initiative to start the Nicolet Forensics team during her freshman year. To honor her impact, the award will be presented annually to a student who demonstrates Baldwin’s signature spirit of innovation by bringing new, successfully implemented ideas to the program.
A New Generation of Leadership
As the team looks toward the 2026/2027 season, the student leadership team was recognized for their stewardship over the past year. Elena Johansen, Maya Khayat, and Jackson Bruggeman will continue to lead the team next year as executives. They will be supported by a newly appointed team of Operations Leaders: Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Ruby Gruen, and Noah Burns.
NSDA Honor Society Inductions
A central part of the ceremony was the formal induction of students into the National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA) Honor Society. Membership is a significant achievement, requiring students to earn a specific threshold of service points through competition and community contribution.
The 2026 New Inductees include:
Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Landon Caler, Ava Carroll, Noah Burns, Caleb Conteras Trent, Norah Goetz, Ruby Gruen, James Hinchey, Stephanie Neely, Alia Reuter, David Smanz-Geier
Season Award Recipients
In addition to the new inductees, the following students were recognized for their outstanding contributions and performance throughout the forensics season:, Elena Johansen, Maya Khayat, Rishi Bhogavilli, Jackson Bruggeman, Noah Burns, Anaiya Deacon and Logan McMahon. In addition, the James Powered Legacy Award was given out for the first time to James Hinchey to celebrate a competitor's success in his first ever forensics competition.
In addition to the NSDA induction, all members were recognized with creative "duck awards" in the InDUCKtion celebration that celebrated the individual talents and personalities of each member.
To end the celebration, the entire team and coaches celebrated and recognized the efforts of Ms. Winkler for the Nicolet forensics program as this was set to be her last year as a part of the program.
Congratulations on a great season to the Nicolet forensics team❗
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 ⚔️
To all the Moms out there, Happy Mother's Day❗
Nicolet FCS department is grateful to all of the parents and community members that are willing to share their careers with our students. It always means so much to the students to have an opportunity to speak with people in the field.
This week, Lisa Knigge and Didi Ismail did a wonderful job educating the Introduction to Healthcare Careers students about the exciting world of Respiratory Therapy. They brought in hands-on activities for the students to try.
Thank you for donating your time❗
This week, Lisa Knigge and Didi Ismail did a wonderful job educating the Introduction to Healthcare Careers students about the exciting world of Respiratory Therapy. They brought in hands-on activities for the students to try.
Thank you for donating your time❗
To all the school nurses, who dedicate their lives to the kids at school, we extend warm wishes on School Nurses Day to you. A Happy School Nurses Day to all the hard working, dedicated and inspiring school nurses who take care of students.
Thank you Kaitlin for all that you do 🩺
We were honored to welcome Dr. Felicia Saffold, Senior Director of Curriculum & Instruction for MPS, as a guest speaker in Nicolet’s Introduction to Teaching class.
Dr. Saffold shared valuable insights, experiences, and inspiration with our future educators, helping bring the profession to life in meaningful ways.
Thank you for investing in our students and the next generation of teachers❗
Dr. Saffold shared valuable insights, experiences, and inspiration with our future educators, helping bring the profession to life in meaningful ways.
Thank you for investing in our students and the next generation of teachers❗
It's Staff Appreciation Week✨
Being in education is a challenging and demanding profession, requiring patience, dedication, and a deep commitment to students' growth and wellbeing. This week we are expressing our appreciation for our dedicated staff. They show up each day with enthusiasm and passion for helping young people succeed.
Please join us in thanking them for all they do❗
Being in education is a challenging and demanding profession, requiring patience, dedication, and a deep commitment to students' growth and wellbeing. This week we are expressing our appreciation for our dedicated staff. They show up each day with enthusiasm and passion for helping young people succeed.
Please join us in thanking them for all they do❗
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 ⚔️
May 1st was National College Decision Day, the deadline for college applicants to confirm their enrollment for the Fall semester 🏫
To celebrate, our seniors are wearing clothes representing the colleges and universities they will attend next year ❗
To celebrate, our seniors are wearing clothes representing the colleges and universities they will attend next year ❗
Nicolet students recently took part in the German Day Competition at UW-Madison. The event brought schools from around the state to compete in seven different events.Buoyed by a perfect score on their advanced skit “Stadt, Land, Zukunft” and a powerful meme designed by freshman Henry Berenz, Nicolet was able to capture the state title 🏆
Congrats to this year’s German Day team: Taylor Abbott, Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Henry Berenz, Sienna Clark, Maddy Cook, Max Figlesthaler, Zoe Gapinski, David Smanz Geier, Norah Goetz, August Golden, Jackson Gueller, Max Hatzenbuehler, Maxwell Line, MIlena Meinhardt, Ben Mittag, Nzuri Njuguna, Priya Schaefer, Nolan Schulz, Mallory Thomae, Gabi Trachliev, Lily Trimmel, Norah Wadzinski, Roman Widlansky.
Nicolet is one of only two schools that has participated in each of the 34 competitions and has won a total of eight state titles.
Congrats to this year’s German Day team: Taylor Abbott, Maiella Avalos, Alex Avery, Henry Berenz, Sienna Clark, Maddy Cook, Max Figlesthaler, Zoe Gapinski, David Smanz Geier, Norah Goetz, August Golden, Jackson Gueller, Max Hatzenbuehler, Maxwell Line, MIlena Meinhardt, Ben Mittag, Nzuri Njuguna, Priya Schaefer, Nolan Schulz, Mallory Thomae, Gabi Trachliev, Lily Trimmel, Norah Wadzinski, Roman Widlansky.
Nicolet is one of only two schools that has participated in each of the 34 competitions and has won a total of eight state titles.
Fuel your mind and body🍽️
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 May!
Check out the full student nutrition menus here ⤵️
🔗 https://www.nicolet.us/o/nhs/page/student-nutrition
or on the Nicolet App
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 May!
Check out the full student nutrition menus here ⤵️
🔗 https://www.nicolet.us/o/nhs/page/student-nutrition
or on the Nicolet App
Good luck to the Nicolet music students at the WSMA State Solo & Ensemble this Saturday at UW-Parkside 🎶
Nicolet’s 18–21 transition program had the privilege of participating in a job shadow experience with our outstanding partners at Johnson Controls.
This opportunity was more than just a visit—it was a chance for our students to explore real-world career pathways, build confidence, and envision their futures in new and exciting ways.
A special thank you to Johnson Controls for their continued partnership this year. We’re so grateful for their support and look forward to continuing this important work together.
This opportunity was more than just a visit—it was a chance for our students to explore real-world career pathways, build confidence, and envision their futures in new and exciting ways.
A special thank you to Johnson Controls for their continued partnership this year. We’re so grateful for their support and look forward to continuing this important work together.
May 1st is School Principal Appreciation Day. Nicolet Union High School wants to give a shout out to our principal, Mr. Joe Patek.
Thank you for your outstanding leadership and for creating an environment where students can thrive❗
Thank you for your outstanding leadership and for creating an environment where students can thrive❗
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👏
