New Berlin West Middle/High School

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New Berlin West Middle/High School
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New Berlin West Middle/High School
18695 W. Cleveland Avenue

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53146

Coordinates 42°59′24″N88°08′47″W / 42.989862°N 88.146260°W / 42.989862; -88.146260
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Type Public school
Established1961
School district School District of New Berlin
SuperintendentJoe Garza [1]
PrincipalMichael Fesenmaier
Teaching staff68.93 [2]
Grades7-12
Enrollment1,086 (2022-2023) [3]
Student to teacher ratio15.71 [4]
Hours in school day7:25am - 2:40 pm
Campus type Suburban
Color(s)   Blue and Gold
Fight song New Berlin West Fight Song (modification of MSU Fight Song)
Athletics conferenceWoodland
MascotVern the Viking
Nickname NBW
Team nameVikings
Rival New Berlin Eisenhower Middle/High School
NewspaperNorse Code
YearbookWitan
Website www.nbexcellence.org/schools/west

New Berlin West Middle/High School is a public middle/high school located in New Berlin, Wisconsin. It is a part of the School District of New Berlin. The school serves grades 7 through 12. The school colors are blue and gold, and the school mascot is the Viking.

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From 2001 through 2007, the school underwent major construction, [5] including a new theater, a new fieldhouse with an indoor track and tennis courts, an upgraded and relocated library, and a new 10-classroom wing. [5] Renovations were also made to the bathrooms and workout facilities. The class of 2007 was the first to host graduation in the new fieldhouse.

Athletics

West has a rivalry with the other New Berlin public high school, Eisenhower.

New Berlin West's 2010 baseball team made it to the state tournament for the first time. [6] The school's 2013 baseball team won the state tournament for the first time.

State championships

2018 Anti-Semitic allegations

In 2018, New Berlin West halted its yearbook distribution after the school learned that a senior student chose a yearbook quote referring to the Holocaust. His quote read, "There will always be one true Final Solution." A spokesman of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation was on record as finding the quote "very disturbing and upsetting". Terribly disappointing. [7]

Hall Of Fame

This is the current athletic hall of fame for New Berlin West Middle/High School.

12h Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2021* (J Napoli)

11th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2019 (J Napoli)

10th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2018 (J Napoli)

9th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2017 (J Napoli)

8th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2016 (J Napoli)

7th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2015 (J Napoli)

6th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2014 (J Napoli)

5th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2013 (J Kader)

4th Annual Hall of Fame Inductees, 2012 (J Kader)

3rd Annual Hall of Fame Inductees 2011 (J Kader)

2nd Annual Hall of Fame Inductees 2010 (T Farina)

1st Annual Hall of Fame Inductees 2009 (T Farina)

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References

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  2. "Search for Public Schools - School Detail for New Berlin West Middle/High". nces.ed.gov. Retrieved 2022-11-29.
  3. "School District of New Berlin - School Facts / DPI Report Card". www.nbexcellence.org. Retrieved 2022-11-29.
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  5. 1 2 School District of New Berlin: A Look at Our Past
  6. Cotey, David (August 5, 2010). "Vikings' voyage reaches last stop | West's state stay is short, but journey is sweet" . Muskego-New Berlin NOW. pp. 16, 17, 18. Retrieved November 25, 2023 via NewsBank.
  7. "NB West student writes anti-Semitic senior quote". 2 June 2018.
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