Potosi School District

FFA is one of the most recognized and well-known clubs in the United States. Actually, it is the largest youth organization with 669,989 members in 8,630 chapters spread across al...

Traditionally, 8th-grade students have been fortunate enough to be able to go on a class trip to Mt.Olympus. Unfortunately, the freshman this year lost their chance of going on th...

Many people in the small town of Potosi live on or own a farm. Most of the farms around here are dairy farms, but there are some exceptions. One of these is my own family’s organi...

We all know, to play basketball, you need to be in tip-top shape. Endurance, which is part of this, is how long you can go up and down the court without having to get subbed out...

To many high school students, obtaining good grades throughout their high school career is important, and many even reach above and beyond high school for their education. While i...

Everyone has their own unique story behind their name and everyone's story is different and can be really funny. Some people might get their names by having a name get passed down...

Superstitions can be a big part of someone's performance in sports. You may not know it but a lot of athletes base their victories on superstitions. They can also blame their supe...

The Potosi volleyball team had to deal with COVID restrictions, and that made for a weird season of course, but there was a more immediate and pressing obstacle facing us as a tea...

One of our student teachers this semester has been Ms. Amber Patterson, who is studying to become an agriculture teacher and has been working with Mrs. Brunton. Ms. Patterson is a...

Thank you to the Wisconsin FFA Foundation and the Star Mission sponsors for awarding a $500 Assistance Grant to the Potosi FFA! We will be using the grant funds to help pay the me...

With the pandemic wreaking havoc across the world, and a third wave happening right now in the U.S., schools across the country are limited in activities with clubs and organizati...

Mr. Dakota Bockenhauer, the Technical Education teacher at Potosi High School, recently received a $50,000 grant from the Department of Workforce Development (DWD). During t...

Ed: Senior Logan Hubbard decided to use this platform to share her top 10 pieces of advice for high school students. 1. Give it your all. Different students have differen...

Lilly Post If you’re a high school student here at Potosi, I’m sure you have taken one or two Ag classes in your schedule. If you haven’t, there are many students who would t...

Traveling out of the country with a group of strangers can be an impossibly daunting task for some adults. Try doing it at sixteen years old. In 2019, I went to Costa Rica wit...

Thank you to the Wisconsin FFA Foundation and the Star Mission sponsors for awarding a $500 Assistance Grant to the Potosi FFA! We will be using the grant funds to help pay the me...

Being a freshman coming into high school can be a scary experience. I remember being scared of the upperclassmen and being scared to play sports. Over time, these fears went away....

Imagine what it would be like to come to a new school during a pandemic. If you think that is bad enough, try learning faces when you can't see anyone's face. Everyone is wearing ...

We are living in a world where each day, school is unpredictable. Students could be in school one day, and in a split second be sent home to quarantine. A world where if the schoo...

2020-2021 Potosi Middle School 1st Quarter Honor Roll Distinguished (4.0) 6th grade: Riley Buss, Myles Helminiak 7th grade: Damian Bauer, Garrett ...