School District of Lake Holcombe
Coaching Vacancies
The School District of Lake Holcombe has the following coaching positions open for the 2023-24 school year. Our number one goal is to provide a safe, productive and fun environment for our student-athletes and coaches. We want to provide the best experience possible. Please consider applying for a position below for an opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of our students and strengthen our school community.
Head Baseball
Assistant Baseball
Interested persons should apply to Todd Senoraske, School District of Lake Holcombe, 27331 262nd Ave, Holcombe, WI 54745 or athdir@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us. Please send a letter of interest stating qualifications for the position and completed employment application (if not currently on staff). Applications are accepted until positions are filled.
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Free Community Yoga will be offered tonight at 6:00pm, then we will take a break for the holidays and start back up on Thursday, January 4th. Contact Shaylae Szotkowski at szotsha@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us with questions.
This is a reminder that there will be no school December 25th through January 1st. School will resume on Tuesday, January 2nd.
Student-Athletes of the Week!
Emma Lechleitner has been not only contributing to her team on the court, but also with her attitude. Emma plays aggressively and unfortunately fouled out 2 of her 3 games last week. Instead of scooting to the end of the bench making complaints about refs or mentally checking out, Emma stayed engaged and positive. This serves as a good example to her teammates to control what you can. And a lot of the time, it is attitude! Keep it up, Emma!
After a brief hiatus from the basketball team, Trent Nitek came back with a very positive attitude and desire to win. He had a tremendous performance on defense last week against Birchwood which helped Lake Holcombe come away with a W. The game was physical, and with that, emotions can run high and can result in poor sportsmanship. Trent rose above all that by keeping his composure through adversity and persevering until the end. Congratulations and keep up the great work, Trent!
The 12/18/23 regular board meeting has been rescheduled to Wednesday, 12/20/23, at 6pm. Click here for the agenda --> https://5il.co/2ayub
Congratulations to some of our athletes at Lake Holcombe!
Free Community Yoga will be offered on Wednesday at 6:00pm instead of Monday. Contact Shaylae Szotkowski at szotsha@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us with questions.
Leadership, Sportsmanship, Ice Cream and Cheese Curds!
On Wednesday, four student-athletes from the Student Athlete Leadership Club travelled to Stevens Point Wisconsin at attend the WIAA State Sportsmanship Summit. Lake Holcombe joined 120 other schools from around the state with almost 700 others in attendance. Our kids did a wonderful job acquiring knowledge, understanding and developed ideas to bring back to Lake Holcombe!
Sessions that were attended:
- Understanding the Officials' Perspective
- Letting Students Lead
- Supporting and Instilling Exceptional Sportsmanship
- Unlocking a Season of Significance
Of course, a stop was necessary on the way home for some cheese curds and ice cream so we could take a team photo. Great work to all the students at Lake Holcombe who take on the challenges of leadership! Go Chieftains!
Join us for the elementary holiday program!!
The phones are working!
Lake Holcombe School is currently experiencing issues with the phone lines again. We are unable to receive incoming calls. If you need immediate assistance, please e-mail Karla at velikar@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us.
The phones are working! Thank you for your patience!
Student-Athletes of the Week!
Chloe Lee has been demonstrating perseverance on the court this year. Though many players are demonstrating this attribute, Chloe does so on a consistent basis. During the Luck game, things got tough, but Chloe made it known to teammates that they could not give up. Later in the week, the girls played a strong Prairie Farm team. The team rose to the competition and played hard because Chloe’s perseverance rubbed off on her teammates. Thank you for your great attitude and perseverance, Chloe! Keep it up!
Brian Strzok has been nominated as athlete of the week based off a solid conference win against Prairie Farm. Brian scored 31 points and pulled down 17 rebounds. He also added 4 assists and 3 steals to his performance that night. Brian also came through in a critical moment in the game by making his free throws to secure the win! Keep up the strong effort, Brian!
Yoga tonight has been cancelled.
Lake Holcombe School is currently experiencing issues with the phone lines. We are unable to receive incoming or make outgoing calls. If you need immediate assistance, please e-mail Karla at velikar@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us.
Concerts for the Holidays
Lake Holcombe's Music Departments invites you to our Winter Concerts and the Elementary Holiday Program. Please share this with your friends and family.
Free Community Yoga will be offered tonight in the high school choir room at 6:00pm. Please contact Shaylae Szotkowski with any questions at szotsha@lakeholcombe.k12.wi.us
