The April recipient of the Beth Webster Leading Lion Award is NRMS student Eli Nieter. According to Principal Court Lilly, Eli sets the example of what it's like to be a respectful and positive New Richmond student. For him to be a Leading Lion was an easy choice, and I wish I had a thousand more of him every day.

The March recipient of the Beth Webster Leading Lion Award is NRHS senior Justin Ackerman. According to Principal Joseph Stewart, Justin is the very example of a well-rounded and outstanding student. To read more about Justin, click on MORE.

The February recipients of the Beth Webster Leading Lion Award are River Blank from Monroe Elementary School and a group of New Richmond High School students who helped the food service department when a freezer failed. To read more about the February 2022 Beth Webster Leading Lions, click on MORE.

Locust Corner Elementary School teacher Todd Jackson is the recipient of the Beth Webster Leading Lion Award for January 2022. He was nominated by Principal Joseph Roach who said Mr. Jackson, through his actions, likely saved a student’s life. To continue reading, click on MORE.

Thanks to the initiative of Superintendent Tracey Miller and Director of Student Services John Frye, New Richmond EVSD is recouping some of the monies lost due to changes at Beckjord and Zimmer, Treasurer/CFO Matthew Prichard shared during the Nov. 15, 2021, Board meeting. Click on MORE to continue reading.

After decades of benefitting from two revenue-generating powerplants, the New Richmond Exempted Village School District is experiencing an ongoing decline in that same revenue source. During the November 2021 Board of Education meeting, Treasurer/CFO Matthew Prichard offered a snapshot of the district's financial health when he presented the state-required Five Year Forecast. Click on MORE to continue reading.

The Zimmer Power Station is scheduled to close in May of 2022. Its closure will cost New Richmond Exempted Village School District millions of dollars in revenue. Click on MORE to learn more.

Early in 2021, the New Richmond Exempted Village School District Board of Education approved a contract to sell the Market Street property to The Patrick Henry Institute. On Sept. 30th, 2021, the sale officially closed and Board President Kristin Bennett presented the keys to the Institute’s President Kevin Clauson. Click MORE to continue reading and to learn more about the Institute's plans for the Market Street building.

During his September report to the Board of Education, Treasurer/CFO Matthew Prichard said that revenues and expenditures are paced as projected for the second month of the new fiscal year. He also shared information about personnel costs. To continue reading, click on MORE.