The Red Kettle campaign has long been a vital part of Jackson County, raising funds to help local families with rent, food, and other needs—especially during winter. This year, with volunteer numbers down nationwide, students have an opportunity to make a difference.
While roughly 90% of students currently attend school daily, one-third of Black River Falls High students are considered chronically absent, missing ten or more days.
Imagine sitting in class, surrounded by just a few people scattered across the room. You look around at all of the empty desks, and you don’t hear much besides some quiet discussion between the class and the occasional pencil moving around paper.
When most people think of a band teacher, they imagine someone waving a baton and conducting a group of students. But for Mrs. Neuzil, the job is much more than what happens on stage.
