The Summer Edition of the Warrior Quarterly is here!
Inside, you’ll find summer events, information on summer meal programs, and important back-to-school details for the 2026–27 school year—all in one place.
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Inside, you’ll find summer events, information on summer meal programs, and important back-to-school details for the 2026–27 school year—all in one place.
📥 Download your copy here: https://aptg.co/SrQjlS
✨ Now Enrolling for Fall! ✨
Looking for a safe, supportive place for your child to learn and grow?
Our Little Warriors Preschool & Latchkey Program offers a caring environment for young learners and convenient before/after school care for elementary students.
Serving 2 locations:
🔹 Mecosta Elementary:231-972-7477
🔹 Weidman Elementary: 989-644-1024
Spots are limited—don’t wait! ❤️💙
Looking for a safe, supportive place for your child to learn and grow?
Our Little Warriors Preschool & Latchkey Program offers a caring environment for young learners and convenient before/after school care for elementary students.
Serving 2 locations:
🔹 Mecosta Elementary:231-972-7477
🔹 Weidman Elementary: 989-644-1024
Spots are limited—don’t wait! ❤️💙
REMINDER: Friday, May 22 is an Early Release Day and the LAST DAY of school! The High School and Middle School will be released at 12 PM. Elementary Schools are released at 12:15 PM.
❤️ Choosing Kind, Every Day 💙
Mecosta Elementary Peer to Peer students hosted Inclusivity Week last week, encouraging kindness, empathy, and connection throughout our school community. Activities included sitting with someone new at lunch, playing with different classmates at recess, writing compliments or drawing happy pictures for others, sharing something unique about themselves, and even trying to write with their non-dominant hand to build understanding and perspective.
The week concluded with a school-wide unity day, during which every student and staff member received a “We Are Warriors” bracelet delivered by Peer to Peer students.
The students said it best: “Choose kind, even when it’s hard.”
Mecosta Elementary Peer to Peer students hosted Inclusivity Week last week, encouraging kindness, empathy, and connection throughout our school community. Activities included sitting with someone new at lunch, playing with different classmates at recess, writing compliments or drawing happy pictures for others, sharing something unique about themselves, and even trying to write with their non-dominant hand to build understanding and perspective.
The week concluded with a school-wide unity day, during which every student and staff member received a “We Are Warriors” bracelet delivered by Peer to Peer students.
The students said it best: “Choose kind, even when it’s hard.”
❤️ Giving Back, the Warrior Way ❤️
Today, our Chippewa Hills High School Student Council proudly presented a check for $4,350 to Angels of Action, which were the funds raised by the entire high school during Charity Week.
Hosted April 20–24 by the CHHS Student Council, Charity Week brought the entire student body together through fun events and challenges—all to raise money for a meaningful cause.
Representing the CHHS Student Council were Vice President Taylor Holmes and President Austin DuBois. Accepting on behalf of Angels of Action were Executive Director Kim Easler and Program Coordinator & School Liaison Emily Panco.
We are so proud of our students for turning school spirit into real impact for our community. ❤️💙
Today, our Chippewa Hills High School Student Council proudly presented a check for $4,350 to Angels of Action, which were the funds raised by the entire high school during Charity Week.
Hosted April 20–24 by the CHHS Student Council, Charity Week brought the entire student body together through fun events and challenges—all to raise money for a meaningful cause.
Representing the CHHS Student Council were Vice President Taylor Holmes and President Austin DuBois. Accepting on behalf of Angels of Action were Executive Director Kim Easler and Program Coordinator & School Liaison Emily Panco.
We are so proud of our students for turning school spirit into real impact for our community. ❤️💙
🏈 Chippewa Hills Rocket & Flag Football Registration is OPEN! 🏈
Get ready for another great season on the field, Warriors!
Rocket and Flag Football is open to all students entering grades 1-8. Online registration is available now.
Equipment issue will be July 21 & 23 from 6-7 PM at the Rocket Barn (located by the High School Football Field.)
Cost is $80 for grades 3-8, and $40 for Flag Football.
Let’s fill the field with future Warriors! 🔥🏈
Get ready for another great season on the field, Warriors!
Rocket and Flag Football is open to all students entering grades 1-8. Online registration is available now.
Equipment issue will be July 21 & 23 from 6-7 PM at the Rocket Barn (located by the High School Football Field.)
Cost is $80 for grades 3-8, and $40 for Flag Football.
Let’s fill the field with future Warriors! 🔥🏈
REMINDER: Thursday, May 21 and Friday, May 22 are Early Release Days! The High School and Middle School will be released at 12 PM. Elementary Schools are released at 12:15 PM.
🎉 Celebrating Dawn Hawley 🎉
After 24 years of dedicated service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Dawn Hawley, Mosaic School Principal and Chippewa Hills High School Assistant Principal.
Throughout her career, Dawn has served in a variety of leadership roles, including Director of Adult and Community Education and Intermediate School Assistant Principal, before becoming Assistant Principal at the high school in 2008. Her leadership has touched countless students, staff, and families across our district.
Dawn shared that what she will miss most is the people—students and staff who became more like family than colleagues. And one piece of advice she leaves behind? If you’ve never experienced a sunset at Warrior Stadium, you need to go.
She is most proud of her work with Mosaic School and the transformation it has made over the years to offer a truly unique alternative learning program. Watching students overcome obstacles and walk across the stage to receive their diplomas is something she will always carry with her.
Her words of wisdom are a reminder to all of us:
“Every day is a new day—embrace the opportunity for a fresh start. Remember to have some fun along the way… sing in the sunshine, dance in the rain, jump in the puddles, and make some memories.”
In retirement, Dawn plans to continue serving others while spending more time with her family, playing music with friends, and pursuing certification as a music practitioner.
Thank you, Dawn, for your leadership, passion, and commitment to our students and community. Your impact will continue to be felt for years to come.
Congratulations on your retirement and we wish you all the best as you begin your new chapter! ❤️💙
After 24 years of dedicated service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Dawn Hawley, Mosaic School Principal and Chippewa Hills High School Assistant Principal.
Throughout her career, Dawn has served in a variety of leadership roles, including Director of Adult and Community Education and Intermediate School Assistant Principal, before becoming Assistant Principal at the high school in 2008. Her leadership has touched countless students, staff, and families across our district.
Dawn shared that what she will miss most is the people—students and staff who became more like family than colleagues. And one piece of advice she leaves behind? If you’ve never experienced a sunset at Warrior Stadium, you need to go.
She is most proud of her work with Mosaic School and the transformation it has made over the years to offer a truly unique alternative learning program. Watching students overcome obstacles and walk across the stage to receive their diplomas is something she will always carry with her.
Her words of wisdom are a reminder to all of us:
“Every day is a new day—embrace the opportunity for a fresh start. Remember to have some fun along the way… sing in the sunshine, dance in the rain, jump in the puddles, and make some memories.”
In retirement, Dawn plans to continue serving others while spending more time with her family, playing music with friends, and pursuing certification as a music practitioner.
Thank you, Dawn, for your leadership, passion, and commitment to our students and community. Your impact will continue to be felt for years to come.
Congratulations on your retirement and we wish you all the best as you begin your new chapter! ❤️💙
📣 Ready to cheer, Warriors?! 📣
Warrior Youth Cheer registration for the 2026 season is officially OPEN! ❤️💙
From our littlest cheerleaders to our middle school leaders—this is your chance to build skills, make friends, and bring the energy all season long!
Warrior Youth Cheer is open to all students entering grades K-8. Online registration is open now through August 9. In-person sign-ups will be July 21 & 23 from 6-7 PM at the High School football concessions stand.
Cost for grades K-2 is $40, and grades 3-8 is $75.
Let’s pack the sidelines with Warrior pride next season! ❤️💙
Warrior Youth Cheer registration for the 2026 season is officially OPEN! ❤️💙
From our littlest cheerleaders to our middle school leaders—this is your chance to build skills, make friends, and bring the energy all season long!
Warrior Youth Cheer is open to all students entering grades K-8. Online registration is open now through August 9. In-person sign-ups will be July 21 & 23 from 6-7 PM at the High School football concessions stand.
Cost for grades K-2 is $40, and grades 3-8 is $75.
Let’s pack the sidelines with Warrior pride next season! ❤️💙
☀️ Summer Meals for Kids ☀️
We’re proud to partner with the SUN Meals To-Go program to provide meals all summer long at no cost for children and teens ages 18 and under in our community.
Families can pick up a week’s worth of meals each Wednesday from June 3 through August 12, making it easy to keep your kids fueled all summer.
This program helps ensure every child in our community has access to nutritious food while school is out, and we encourage all families to take advantage of this opportunity.
Pickup Locations:
🔹 Barryton, Mecosta, and Weidman Elementary Schools: Wednesdays, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
🔹 Chippewa Hills Middle School: Wednesdays, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Simply stop by, sign in, and pick up your meals—it’s that easy!
Let’s make sure every Warrior stays nourished this summer. ❤️💙
We’re proud to partner with the SUN Meals To-Go program to provide meals all summer long at no cost for children and teens ages 18 and under in our community.
Families can pick up a week’s worth of meals each Wednesday from June 3 through August 12, making it easy to keep your kids fueled all summer.
This program helps ensure every child in our community has access to nutritious food while school is out, and we encourage all families to take advantage of this opportunity.
Pickup Locations:
🔹 Barryton, Mecosta, and Weidman Elementary Schools: Wednesdays, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
🔹 Chippewa Hills Middle School: Wednesdays, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Simply stop by, sign in, and pick up your meals—it’s that easy!
Let’s make sure every Warrior stays nourished this summer. ❤️💙
🎉 Celebrating Brigitte Losey 🎉
After more than 32 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to honor and celebrate the retirement of Brigitte Losey.
Brigitte has spent her entire career as a paraprofessional, dedicating her days to supporting students and building meaningful connections with the children and families she served. Over the years, she experienced a full-circle moment and is now working with the children of students she once supported.
In her own words, Brigitte shared: “My love for children has always been my motivation of getting up each morning… What I take from my years is a very full heart.”
She reflected on the deep relationships she built along the way, sharing that the people she worked with became more than coworkers, they became friends and family.
Brigitte also shared her gratitude: “Thank you to all the families that shared their lives and children with me. And a big thank you to Chippewa Hills School District for all the wonderful years you gave me.”
Thank you, Brigitte, for 32 incredible years of care, compassion, and dedication to our students. Your impact has made a difference in the lives of so many.
Congratulations, Brigitte! We're wishing you all the best as you start your new chapter! ❤️💙
After more than 32 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to honor and celebrate the retirement of Brigitte Losey.
Brigitte has spent her entire career as a paraprofessional, dedicating her days to supporting students and building meaningful connections with the children and families she served. Over the years, she experienced a full-circle moment and is now working with the children of students she once supported.
In her own words, Brigitte shared: “My love for children has always been my motivation of getting up each morning… What I take from my years is a very full heart.”
She reflected on the deep relationships she built along the way, sharing that the people she worked with became more than coworkers, they became friends and family.
Brigitte also shared her gratitude: “Thank you to all the families that shared their lives and children with me. And a big thank you to Chippewa Hills School District for all the wonderful years you gave me.”
Thank you, Brigitte, for 32 incredible years of care, compassion, and dedication to our students. Your impact has made a difference in the lives of so many.
Congratulations, Brigitte! We're wishing you all the best as you start your new chapter! ❤️💙
🏐 Youth Volleyball Clinic 🏐
Calling all future Warrior Volleyball players! Chippewa Hills Volleyball is hosting a youth clinic for all girls enters 1st-8th grades who want to learn the game or sharpen their skills.
Camp runs June 23-25 in the CHHS gym.
🔹 1st–4th Grade: 5:30–6:30 PM
🔹 5th–8th Grade: 7:00–8:30 PM
Cost is $50 per player (due the first day of camp).
Whether your athlete is brand new or already loves the game, this is a great opportunity to build skills, confidence, and have fun!
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfpEbXbUhhn6k7N_ZEVp9fInK2J6HHxjbrW33z23X4uhZn3_Q/viewform
Calling all future Warrior Volleyball players! Chippewa Hills Volleyball is hosting a youth clinic for all girls enters 1st-8th grades who want to learn the game or sharpen their skills.
Camp runs June 23-25 in the CHHS gym.
🔹 1st–4th Grade: 5:30–6:30 PM
🔹 5th–8th Grade: 7:00–8:30 PM
Cost is $50 per player (due the first day of camp).
Whether your athlete is brand new or already loves the game, this is a great opportunity to build skills, confidence, and have fun!
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfpEbXbUhhn6k7N_ZEVp9fInK2J6HHxjbrW33z23X4uhZn3_Q/viewform
🎉 Celebrating Geryl Lobert 🎉
After 25 years of dedication to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Geryl Lobert, High School English Teacher.
Throughout her career, Geryl has been deeply involved in every aspect of school life. From her first year at MOSAIC to serving as High School English Department Chair, MCYAC and Forensics Advisor, Girls Golf Coach, and School Improvement Coordinator, her impact has reached far beyond the classroom. She has also been a leader at the district and professional level, serving in MTSS roles, as CHEA Secretary and Building Rep., MCTE President, and as a Teacher Consultant with the National Writing Project.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Geryl shared it’s her colleagues—the people she’s worked alongside and built strong relationships with over the years.
She is most proud of her students—watching them grow from freshmen into graduates, reach their potential, and continue to stay connected long after leaving Chippewa Hills. Those lasting relationships speak to the kind of teacher she has been.
Her advice to fellow educators is thoughtful and grounded:
“Find your people. Surround yourself with great colleagues in and out of school, stand up for what is in the best interest of kids, and make time to read.”
In retirement, Geryl is looking forward to writing and finishing several projects she’s been working on—with hopes of publishing her work. She’s also excited to spend more time with her grandchildren, cheering them on at games and events and reading to the little ones.
Thank you, Geryl, for 25 years of leadership, passion, and commitment to our students and staff. Your impact will continue to be felt for years to come.
Congratulations as you begin writing this new chapter! ❤️💙
After 25 years of dedication to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Geryl Lobert, High School English Teacher.
Throughout her career, Geryl has been deeply involved in every aspect of school life. From her first year at MOSAIC to serving as High School English Department Chair, MCYAC and Forensics Advisor, Girls Golf Coach, and School Improvement Coordinator, her impact has reached far beyond the classroom. She has also been a leader at the district and professional level, serving in MTSS roles, as CHEA Secretary and Building Rep., MCTE President, and as a Teacher Consultant with the National Writing Project.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Geryl shared it’s her colleagues—the people she’s worked alongside and built strong relationships with over the years.
She is most proud of her students—watching them grow from freshmen into graduates, reach their potential, and continue to stay connected long after leaving Chippewa Hills. Those lasting relationships speak to the kind of teacher she has been.
Her advice to fellow educators is thoughtful and grounded:
“Find your people. Surround yourself with great colleagues in and out of school, stand up for what is in the best interest of kids, and make time to read.”
In retirement, Geryl is looking forward to writing and finishing several projects she’s been working on—with hopes of publishing her work. She’s also excited to spend more time with her grandchildren, cheering them on at games and events and reading to the little ones.
Thank you, Geryl, for 25 years of leadership, passion, and commitment to our students and staff. Your impact will continue to be felt for years to come.
Congratulations as you begin writing this new chapter! ❤️💙
Earlier this week, Mrs. Hampel’s 3rd grade class from Weidman Elementary visited the Sherman Township Library to explore their newly finished addition and learn about the library’s services. Our Warriors had a wonderful time touring their updated space!
The library is also gearing up for summer fun with their reading program, Unearth a Story at the Sherman Township Library. Reading logs will be available starting June 2, and families are invited to join weekly stories and activities every Tuesday at 10:30 AM from June 9 through July 28.
Be sure to check it out and keep our Warriors engaged with reading all summer long! 📚☀️
The library is also gearing up for summer fun with their reading program, Unearth a Story at the Sherman Township Library. Reading logs will be available starting June 2, and families are invited to join weekly stories and activities every Tuesday at 10:30 AM from June 9 through July 28.
Be sure to check it out and keep our Warriors engaged with reading all summer long! 📚☀️
😎 The countdown is ON, Warriors! 😎
The LAST DAY of school is next Friday, May 22!
REMINDER: Both Thursday, May 21 and Friday, May 22 are early release days.
Let’s finish strong and enjoy the final days of the school year! 🙌
The LAST DAY of school is next Friday, May 22!
REMINDER: Both Thursday, May 21 and Friday, May 22 are early release days.
Let’s finish strong and enjoy the final days of the school year! 🙌
🎉 Celebrating Laurie Stuart 🎉
After more than 23 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Laurie Stuart, Head Cook at Barryton Elementary.
Laurie’s journey with our district began behind the wheel as a school bus driver, before she found her way into the kitchen—first serving lunches at the Intermediate School, then as Assistant Cook, and eventually stepping into the role of Head Cook at Barryton. Over the years, she has been a steady and caring presence for generations of students.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Laurie shared it’s the smiling faces of the children and watching them grow over the years. She’ll also miss the friendships she built along the way—relationships that meant even more during her cancer treatment, when she was surrounded by incredible support from her Chippewa Hills family.
Her advice to others is simple and meaningful:
“Always give 100% and treat each other the way you would want to be treated.”
In retirement, Laurie is looking forward to spending time with family, golfing, and traveling.
Thank you, Laurie, for the care, dedication, and heart you’ve given to our students and staff over the past two decades.
Wishing you all the best in this next chapter—you’ve earned it! ❤️💙
After more than 23 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Laurie Stuart, Head Cook at Barryton Elementary.
Laurie’s journey with our district began behind the wheel as a school bus driver, before she found her way into the kitchen—first serving lunches at the Intermediate School, then as Assistant Cook, and eventually stepping into the role of Head Cook at Barryton. Over the years, she has been a steady and caring presence for generations of students.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Laurie shared it’s the smiling faces of the children and watching them grow over the years. She’ll also miss the friendships she built along the way—relationships that meant even more during her cancer treatment, when she was surrounded by incredible support from her Chippewa Hills family.
Her advice to others is simple and meaningful:
“Always give 100% and treat each other the way you would want to be treated.”
In retirement, Laurie is looking forward to spending time with family, golfing, and traveling.
Thank you, Laurie, for the care, dedication, and heart you’ve given to our students and staff over the past two decades.
Wishing you all the best in this next chapter—you’ve earned it! ❤️💙
🎉 Celebrating Lisa Stickler 🎉
After 30 years of service, we are proud to honor and congratulate Lisa Stickler on her retirement from Chippewa Hills!
A proud Chippewa Hills graduate herself, Lisa has dedicated her entire career to serving the students and staff of our district. Throughout the years, she has supported multiple buildings—from Central Office to the Middle School, Intermediate, and High School—always serving as a steady, reliable presence behind the scenes as an Administrative Assistant.
Lisa’s impact goes far beyond her current role as High School Principal’s Administrative Assistant. While working in Central Office, she created many of the internal graphics, forms, and flyers used across the district, and even designed the original district calendar that is still in use today.
She also made a lasting impact outside the office, coaching Junior High Cheerleading and leading our Junior and Senior High Equestrian teams for 15 years. Under her leadership, teams qualified for Regionals 13 times and State Finals 11 times—an incredible accomplishment!
When asked what she’ll miss most, Lisa shared it’s the people—both the colleagues she’s worked alongside and the students who made each day meaningful. She takes special pride in the relationships she built with students who needed a little extra encouragement to make it to graduation, helping them cross that finish line.
Her advice for future generations of Warriors is powerful: “Life is about choices. Choose wisely, because one of those choices will define your future.”
In retirement, Lisa is looking forward to traveling with her husband and spending time with her family—especially at horse shows with her daughter and grandchildren.
Thank you, Lisa, for 30 years of dedication and care for the students and staff in our schools. Your impact on Chippewa Hills will be felt for years to come.
Best wishes as you begin this exciting new chapter! ❤️💙
After 30 years of service, we are proud to honor and congratulate Lisa Stickler on her retirement from Chippewa Hills!
A proud Chippewa Hills graduate herself, Lisa has dedicated her entire career to serving the students and staff of our district. Throughout the years, she has supported multiple buildings—from Central Office to the Middle School, Intermediate, and High School—always serving as a steady, reliable presence behind the scenes as an Administrative Assistant.
Lisa’s impact goes far beyond her current role as High School Principal’s Administrative Assistant. While working in Central Office, she created many of the internal graphics, forms, and flyers used across the district, and even designed the original district calendar that is still in use today.
She also made a lasting impact outside the office, coaching Junior High Cheerleading and leading our Junior and Senior High Equestrian teams for 15 years. Under her leadership, teams qualified for Regionals 13 times and State Finals 11 times—an incredible accomplishment!
When asked what she’ll miss most, Lisa shared it’s the people—both the colleagues she’s worked alongside and the students who made each day meaningful. She takes special pride in the relationships she built with students who needed a little extra encouragement to make it to graduation, helping them cross that finish line.
Her advice for future generations of Warriors is powerful: “Life is about choices. Choose wisely, because one of those choices will define your future.”
In retirement, Lisa is looking forward to traveling with her husband and spending time with her family—especially at horse shows with her daughter and grandchildren.
Thank you, Lisa, for 30 years of dedication and care for the students and staff in our schools. Your impact on Chippewa Hills will be felt for years to come.
Best wishes as you begin this exciting new chapter! ❤️💙
✨ A Walk Down Memory Lane ✨
Calling all Chippewa Hills staff, past and present! Join us for a special Staff Reunion Picnic as we reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the people who make Chippewa Hills such a special place.
The picnic will be on Thursday, June 11 from 5:30-7:30 PM at the practice soccer field located behind the Middle School. In the event of rain, we’ll meet in the Middle School Gym instead.
To help prepare and setup for the event, it would be helpful if you RSVP using this form: https://forms.gle/J5yRUi2KgxSiS7Es8
Also, this will be a potluck-style event, so attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to pass. If you’re able, please add what you plan to bring to help us keep things organized—you can also see what others are signing up for here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sbyRpWTYDiEiPlRZEOH-95ZL6mmJaXXOFnIoRUpw3TM/edit?usp=sharing
We can’t wait to catch up, share stories, and take a walk down memory lane together. Please help us spread the word by sharing this post or tagging a former coworker!
Calling all Chippewa Hills staff, past and present! Join us for a special Staff Reunion Picnic as we reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the people who make Chippewa Hills such a special place.
The picnic will be on Thursday, June 11 from 5:30-7:30 PM at the practice soccer field located behind the Middle School. In the event of rain, we’ll meet in the Middle School Gym instead.
To help prepare and setup for the event, it would be helpful if you RSVP using this form: https://forms.gle/J5yRUi2KgxSiS7Es8
Also, this will be a potluck-style event, so attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to pass. If you’re able, please add what you plan to bring to help us keep things organized—you can also see what others are signing up for here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sbyRpWTYDiEiPlRZEOH-95ZL6mmJaXXOFnIoRUpw3TM/edit?usp=sharing
We can’t wait to catch up, share stories, and take a walk down memory lane together. Please help us spread the word by sharing this post or tagging a former coworker!
We’re Hiring Coaches for Fall & Winter Sports!
Do you have a passion for working with student-athletes and making a lasting impact?
Chippewa Hills is looking for dedicated coaches for a variety of Fall and Winter athletic programs. This is more than just a position—it’s an opportunity to mentor, lead, and be part of something bigger in our Warrior community.
If you’re ready to step onto the field, court, or sideline, we’d love to hear from you.
🔗 View available positions here: https://www.chsd.us/o/chsd/page/employment
Do you have a passion for working with student-athletes and making a lasting impact?
Chippewa Hills is looking for dedicated coaches for a variety of Fall and Winter athletic programs. This is more than just a position—it’s an opportunity to mentor, lead, and be part of something bigger in our Warrior community.
If you’re ready to step onto the field, court, or sideline, we’d love to hear from you.
🔗 View available positions here: https://www.chsd.us/o/chsd/page/employment
🎉 Congratulations, Beth Mundwiler! 🎉
After 30 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Beth Mundwiler, our Middle School ELA Special Education Teacher.
Throughout her career, Beth has worn many hats, serving not only in the classroom, but also as a coach and advisor for Student Council, Quiz Bowl, and Head to Head. Her impact reaches far beyond academics, shaping the experiences and confidence of countless students over the years.
Beth shared that she is most proud of her students and the growth she’s seen in their reading. That quiet, steady progress is a testament to the care and dedication she’s poured into her work.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Beth didn’t hesitate: her colleagues. The relationships built over three decades have clearly meant just as much as the work itself.
Her advice to others is simple, but powerful:
✨ “Kindness means everything. When you are thoughtful and generous with yourself, you create friendships that last a lifetime.”
✨ “Keep learning. Curiosity keeps life expanding.”
In retirement, Beth is looking forward to traveling, spending more time with family… and a trip to Disney World!
Thank you, Beth, for 30 incredible years of service to our students and our Warrior community. Your impact will be felt for years to come.
We wish you all the best in this next adventure! ❤️💙
After 30 years of service to Chippewa Hills, we are proud to celebrate the retirement of Beth Mundwiler, our Middle School ELA Special Education Teacher.
Throughout her career, Beth has worn many hats, serving not only in the classroom, but also as a coach and advisor for Student Council, Quiz Bowl, and Head to Head. Her impact reaches far beyond academics, shaping the experiences and confidence of countless students over the years.
Beth shared that she is most proud of her students and the growth she’s seen in their reading. That quiet, steady progress is a testament to the care and dedication she’s poured into her work.
When asked what she’ll miss most, Beth didn’t hesitate: her colleagues. The relationships built over three decades have clearly meant just as much as the work itself.
Her advice to others is simple, but powerful:
✨ “Kindness means everything. When you are thoughtful and generous with yourself, you create friendships that last a lifetime.”
✨ “Keep learning. Curiosity keeps life expanding.”
In retirement, Beth is looking forward to traveling, spending more time with family… and a trip to Disney World!
Thank you, Beth, for 30 incredible years of service to our students and our Warrior community. Your impact will be felt for years to come.
We wish you all the best in this next adventure! ❤️💙
