Whitewater Times

Walworth County’s Parks division and Geneva Lake Conservancy will host a raptor presentation at White River County Park on Friday, August 15, at 11 a.m. The event will cover local birds of prey, their habitats, and ongoing efforts in raptor rehabilitation. Organizers describe the one-hour session as suitable for all ages.

In Walworth County schools during the 2023-24 academic year, Badger High School had the highest enrollment with 1,275 students, followed by Elkhorn Area High School with 941 students and Elkhorn Area Middle School with 676 students. More information is available from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction at https://dpi.wi.gov/.

Demographic data for the same school year shows that white students made up just over 70% of the student body in Walworth County schools, while Hispanic students represented nearly a quarter of all students. Smaller ethnic groups accounted for just over five percent combined. Details can be found at https://dpi.wi.gov/. Multiracial students were the third largest group, comprising 2.8% of enrolled students according to https://dpi.wi.gov/.

"Owl we want is for you to join Walworth County’s Parks division and Geneva Lake Conservancy at White River County Park on Friday, August 15, at 11 a.m., for the popular raptor presentation. Learn about local birds of prey, their habitats, and raptor rehab efforts. This family-friendly, one-hour event is suitable for all ages."