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Hundreds Join Westonka Warrior Run
The fourth annual 5K FUNd run on May 19 evolved into a Westonka Warrior Run this year. Over 600 people had the option to go through stations that included foam, color, inflatables and agility, while the whole event ended with a party!
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Students Celebrate 3rd Quarter Achievements
With summer vacation and graduation on the horizon, Mound Westonka High School students and staff celebrated third-quarter achievements on May 22. In addition to the quarterly awards, the school continued to celebrate the centennial class with a ceremonial swag give-away plus the opportunity to win an Apple watch.
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Fritz Soule Field Rededicated
A crowd gathered prior to the May 18 Mound Westonka High School baseball game to rededicate Fritz Soule Field. Although the baseball field was originally dedicated in the spring of 1994, just a few months after Fritz Soule died; major improvements to the field provided an opportunity for family and friends to remember him at a rededication ceremony.
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Four Generations of Halvarsons
Dick Halvarson began a 35-year teaching career in the Westonka Schools at Grandview Junior High in 1959. He and his wife, Helen, remained in the community and raised their children, and saw their children and grandchildren graduate from Mound Westonka High School and stay here and begin raising the fourth generation.
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American Legion Selects Boys and Girls State Reps
Three Mound Westonka High School juniors have been selected by the Minnetonka American Legion Post 398 and Auxiliary in Mound to represent the Westonka community at the annual Boys and Girls State Conventions.
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Spring Choir Concert is May 21
The public is invited to the annual spring concert featuring Concert Choir and Madd Jazz on Monday, May 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mound Westonka High School Little Theater. There is no charge to attend this event.
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Congratulations to Westonka's Centennial Class!
As superintendent of Westonka Schools, I look forward each spring to getting the chance to boast about the achievements of our soon-to-be Mound Westonka High School graduates. This school year has been extra special because I’ve been talking about our centennial class all year long! Please read the Borg Report to learn about a few of the many accomplishments and accolades of the MWHS Class of 2018.
