Big Foot high schools Environmental club did a lake-front clean up in Fontana on Saturday September 27. Their advisor is Big Foot high school teacher, Mr. Pat Hollihan.

Congratulations to Big Foot high school students Wesley, Chloe and Katie
🌟 Interns Share Insights at Geneva Lake West Chamber Luncheon
Last week, at the Geneva Lake West Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, six talented interns took the stage to share their experiences from this summer’s Chamber Internship Program. Their presentations highlighted what they learned about local government, school boards, municipalities, and the area’s thriving business community.
Learning Through Experience
Throughout the internship, students attended city council, chamber and school board meetings, volunteered at community events, and met with local leaders to better understand how decisions are made in the Geneva Lake area.
A Program Built on Connection
The Geneva Lake West Chamber Internship Program connects local high school students with mentors from business, education, and local government. Interns gain first-hand insight into public service, civic leadership, and professional communication while contributing meaningfully to community and Chamber initiatives.
Each intern completes a series of community learning projects, and gives their final presentations to Chamber members, local organizations and their peers.
Inspiring the Next Generation
There is much appreciation for the interns’ commitment and civic involvement. Programs like this ensure that future leaders understand and value the teamwork that sustains local communities.
All Made Possible by Our Sponsors
Big Foot Lions ClubWilliams Bay Lions ClubGeneva Lake West Rotary Club & GLWCC
Thank you once again for supporting a great program!
💼 Learn More About the Program
Left to Right: Jacob Ries, Exemplar Financial Network & Internship Program Director, Wesley Cornue, Chloe Pearce, Kate Cismoski and Big Foot High School Principal Anderson
To learn more about the Geneva Lake West Chamber of Commerce Internship Program, visit:
👉 https://genevalakewest.com/your-chamber/internship-program/
📷 photo credit: Marcia Lucas Blimbergs

Happy National School Lunch Week!
Let's give a round of applause to the hardworking food service teams who keep our students energized, focused, and ready to take on the day — one nutritious meal at a time!
From fresh fruits and veggies to crowd-favorite classics, our cafeterias serve up more than just food - they serve care, consistency, and smiles.
Here's to healthy bites and brighter minds!


The Big Foot High School Wellness Committee October Newsletter is available now!
View by scanning the QR code or on our website in "Student and Staff Wellness" under the student services tab!
View by scanning the QR code or on our website in "Student and Staff Wellness" under the student services tab!

Homecoming 2025 photos by Penny Malliet Gruetzmacher










Homecoming 2025 photos by photographer
Penny Malliet Gruetzmacher






Homecoming 2025 photos by Penny Malliet Gruetzmacher










Homecoming 2025 photos by Penny Malliet Gruetzmacher










Homecoming 2025 pictures by local photographer Penny Malliet Gruetzmacher









The Homecoming class Olympics competition will be live streamed today on our hudl link below. It's set to start approximately at 1:35 pm if anyone would like to watch.
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/walworth/organization/5637/big-foot-high-school/schedule?date=2025-10-05T05%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OGU3YWYzNDU2MWMwYjNlYThiNTliZWU%3D

The homecoming theme this week is Wizard of Oz on Monday. Students and Staff were encouraged to dress like their favorite character from the Wizard of Oz.






Yesterday Big Foot high school choir students were able to attend a music festival at UW Platteville. They practiced all day and had a performance yesterday afternoon
Big Foot high school music instructor Miss Williams is a graduate of UW Platteville. Pictures are courtesy of school board member and parent Barb Nordmeyer.



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It's homecoming week and the athletic field lights will be lit up later in the evenings this week to help deter any further activities in
unlit areas. We know that this is not ideal for all surrounding neighborhoods but we would hope this deterrent is preferable to any future noise disturbance. Thank you for your understanding.

And tomorrow's theme for Homecoming week is Twister Tuesday mis-match day
Don't forget to earn points for your class, towards the spirit cup wear outfits with clashing colors, patterns, and styles, different socks, shoes, and accessories.


Every Friday Big Foot High School has offered a CNA program through Gateway Technical College. Six Big Foot high school students in addition to two students from neighboring school districts participated in this class. It was taught by Gateway instructor Eva Waddell-Jimenez RN who coincidentally is an Alumni of Big Foot HS herself. In addition, the students spent two full days the last weekend of September at the local nursing home. Congratulations to the students for achieving their nurses aid certificates. The Big Foot students are Kaylee Cates, Kendall Cubert, Lainie Esser, Reid Henningfeld, Lucia Martinez, Leah Paulsen.
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October 6 is more than just a date on the calendar; it's National Coaches Day. Coaches play a vital role in shaping the lives of those they influence, serving as role models and sources of inspiration. Their guidance imparts valuable skills and life lessons beyond the field, court, or classroom. The impact of a great coach is immeasurable, as they instill discipline and shape character. Today, let's express our gratitude to all the coaches who support opportunities to foster "Success For All Students" at Big Foot High School. Go Chiefs!

It’s Wisconsin School Board Week! 🎉
We’re joining schools across the state in celebrating Oct. 5–11 and honoring our Big Foot High School Board of Education for their commitment to our students, school, and community.
This is a time to raise awareness and understanding of the vital function an elected board of education plays in our communities. They provide a voice in education decision-making, they dedicate themselves to the overall well-being of our district and the care of future generations. While we make a special effort to recognize them in October, their service to our community continues all year long. Please join us in thanking them for their commitment.
The members serving our district are as follows:
President Ed Hayden
Vice President Barb Nordmeyer
Clerk Jane Palmer
Treasurer Margaret Labus
Member Kim Arntz
Thank you for your service to our school and community!

✨ 2025 HOMECOMING WEEK ✨
There’s no place like Big Foot! 💫
TOMORROW kicks off our first dress-up day:
🦁🐯🐻 “Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!”
👉 Dress as your favorite character from The Wizard of Oz
Let’s start the week strong—show your school spirit and join the fun! ❤️🖤
📍 Don’t forget: JV Football @ 5 pm!
#BFHSHomecoming #TheresNoPlaceLikeHomecoming #ChiefsPride
There’s no place like Big Foot! 💫
TOMORROW kicks off our first dress-up day:
🦁🐯🐻 “Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!”
👉 Dress as your favorite character from The Wizard of Oz
Let’s start the week strong—show your school spirit and join the fun! ❤️🖤
📍 Don’t forget: JV Football @ 5 pm!
#BFHSHomecoming #TheresNoPlaceLikeHomecoming #ChiefsPride



