Hortonville Area School District

 

 

Mission Statement
The Hortonville Area School District, in partnership with our community, will provide ALL students with challenging and diverse opportunities to become enthusiastic lifelong learners who will build the future.
Information from District Nurse

The School Nurse is available each day of the week from 8-2:50.  She provides health services to the students at the high school Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.  Each Tuesday she rotates between either Hortonville Elementary and Hortonville Middle Schools or Greenville Elementary and Greenville Middle.  Contact the high school student services office to check her schedule should you wish to contact her. 

When children don't feel well or are suffering from poor health, their schoolwork suffers.  This can impace their success as adults.  Schools have a wealth of potential for ensuring the future well-being of young people.  You can't educate a child who isn't healthy and you can't keep a child healthy who isn't educated!

Schools--through school health services-provide an optimal way to address health risks and grow healthy children.

                                Healthy Child=Healthy Learner=Academic Achievement

 
Hortonville Area Schools has been a Gold Award winner the past two years of the Governor’s School Health Award.
Healthy Child=Healthy Learner=Academic Achievement
 
“Schools have a wealth of potential for ensuring the future well-being of young people. You can’t educate a child who isn’t healthy and you can’t keep a child healthy who isn’t educated.”
 
When children do not feel well or are suffering from poor health, their schoolwork suffers. This can impact their success as adults.
 
Wisconsin children are facing overwhelming risks; obesity, asthma, alcohol and drug abuse, poverty, diabetes, mental illness and more.
Children’s poor health costs society billions of dollars, and costs families in dollars, stress, and lost work days.
 
Schools-through school health services-provide an excellent way to address health risks and grow healthy children.
 
What YOU can do to help improve student health:
  • Discuss your support of school health services with school board members and school administrators.
  • Propose local policies that will improve school health services in our district.
  • Meet your school health service staff and ask how you can be supportive.
Hortonville District Nurse

Hortonville Area School District * 246 North Olk Street * Hortonville, WI 54944 * Phone: 920 779 7900 * Contact Us