KHS Students Learn To Make Documentaries By Isabel Hayward Eric Joslin has spent 14 of his 24 years as a teacher instructing graphic design classes at Kewaskum High School, including Video Media Production and Advanced Video Media Production. This school year, both classes were offered — the introductory class during the first trimester and the advanced class during the second trimester.

Kewaskum Students Learn About Newspapers This week, March 2-6, is Newspapers in Education Week. As a way to recognize the week, the Kewaskum Statesman has created a fun program. In an effort to bring a greater knowledge of the newspaper itself to the students, the staff of the Kewaskum Statesman made arrangements to go into the classroom of the Kewaskum Middle School newspaper class give

Regional Champs, Lady Indians Are Sectional Bound By Judy Harlow No. 3-seeded Kewaskum was 15 points better than No. 2 Kewaunee on February 29 in a 49-34 road victory that gave the Lady Indians their first regional title in better than two decades. Again it was a case where the Indians’ defense was too much for the Storm to handle, and the we-before-me team philosophy was also instrumental

Maertz Finishes Fifth At State By Judy Harlow Until Friday night, it looked like the Kewaskum Indians would have a finalist at 152 of the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament. After winning a sectional title, Braden Maertz got a bye in the first round of the tournament, then defeated Reece Piontek of Denmark, 6-2 to move into the semifinals. Maertz, ranked No. 2 at 152 most of the year behind

Scoles Wins A Thriller To Become Kewaskum's First Freshman State Champ By Judy Harlow If high school wrestling fans didn’t previously know about Kewaskum’s Braeden Scoles, they certainly know about him now. In a WIAA State Wrestling Tournament that featured another four-time champion, the freshman Scoles was a young, shining star in the field. He gained a lot of attention and respect