In the December Newsletter:
Now accepting School Choice applications for next school year!
Starting this school year, the Sheboygan Area School District will change how snow days or other weather-related school closures are handled.
The first snow day of the school year will continue to be a traditional snow day with no school.
After that, any additional snow days will be Virtual Learning Days.
Thank you, SASD residents! Voters in the Sheboygan Area School District approved the referendum question on the November 5, 2024 ballot, with the unofficial results showing that 65% of voters supported the referendum! This outcome underscores the community’s dedication to enhancing public education and supporting the needs of our students, teachers, and schools.
The Sheboygan Area School District is the ONLY Wisconsin school district to make Forbes' 2024 list of America's Best Employers - ranking 35 out of 75 employers recognized in our state!
Violet Piontkowski, a senior at North High School, has participated in Red Raider Robotics for four years, taken TEN engineering and manufacturing courses, worked over the summer at Diverse Tooling, and created a work of art using a CNC plasma cutter!
Click 'Read More' to learn about Violet's Red Raider Manufacturing experiences.
On October 22, 2024, the Board of Education approved two versions of the budget and tax levy due to the referendum question on the November 5 ballot. Adopting both versions ensures the District will be prepared to move forward based on the outcome of the vote. Even with a passed referendum, the tax levy would decrease by 1.0%, and the tax mill rate would decrease by 10.7%.
On November 5, the Sheboygan Area School District will ask the community to invest $121 million to rebuild and remodel Urban and Farnsworth Middle Schools on their current sites.
The collaborative venture is a first of its kind in the State of Wisconsin and has been made possible by a developmental funding grant of $25,000 from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and matched by funds from the Sheboygan Rotary Club ROOTS Program, with the Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership.
Congratulations to North High School Student Services Secretary Lynn Bitney for her recent award from the Wisconsin School Counselor Association, Inc.!
Community members interested in learning more about the proposed referendum projects are invited to attend a Community Informational Session on Thursday, October 17, in the Farnsworth Middle School cafeteria.
Sheboygan County Division of Public Health will hold three school clinics this fall. The clinics will be open to all SASD students.
To make an appointment for one of these clinics, please click 'Read More' to find the permission form needed. Return forms to your child's school for an appointment.
North and South High School students, staff, and guests attended a Groundbreaking Ceremony for House Construction Project 2024 on Tuesday, September 10 at the construction site in the Stonebrook Crossing Subdivision on the south side of Sheboygan. Project 2024 is the 27th home that will be built by SASD students enrolled in Career & Technical Education classes from Sheboygan North and Sheboygan South High Schools.
All enrolled students can receive breakfast and lunch at no charge for the 2024-2025 school year because the Sheboygan Area School District qualifies for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.
Online Registration for the 2024-2025 school year has been extended until Friday, August 30! Please log in to Skyward Family Access to register your child(ren) as soon as possible.
Just announced! The SASD is offering a $2,000 Hiring Bonus for special education educational assistants (EAs) in a full-time, 7 hour/day or higher position only.
Click here for details!
The Board voted to approve a resolution to place a referendum question on the November 5, 2024, ballot. The SASD will ask the community to invest $121 million to rebuild and remodel Urban and Farnsworth Middle Schools at the current sites, which are approaching 100 years old.
The Sheboygan Area School District is thrilled to announce that four-year-old kindergarten (4K) classes at the Early Learning Center, Lincoln-Erdman, and Cleveland Elementary School will add an additional school day this fall, making the program five days per week. Previously, 4K students attended four days per week with no school on Wednesdays.
Six Sheboygan Area School District students from North and South High Schools recently traveled to the 2024 Educators Rising National Conference in Washington, D.C. The PDK International Staff and National Officers led the conference, which was a huge success!
The results of the community survey, which was administered by independent education research firm School Perceptions, will be presented to the Board of Education on Tuesday, June 25. The public is invited to attend the meeting, which will be held in the South High School auditorium starting at 6:30 p.m.
The Sheboygan Area School District held it's historical joint outdoor graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 9, 2024, at Vollrath Park.
North High School Senior Brendan Severns has been working at Masters Gallery Foods through the Youth Apprenticeship Program this school year and appreciates the knowledge and experience he has gained from working at a local company while still in high school.
Over two days, sixteen community members spent an afternoon with Farnsworth Middle School students, sharing about their careers and the career cluster they represented. Students rotated through presentations on career clusters such as Education, Finance, Hospitality, Government, and more.
Register for Sheboygan Area School District’s (SASD) free summer school program. Register Online in Skyward Family Access. This summer’s program offers over 80 different classes ranging from academics to the arts and everything in between for students entering 4K through 12th grade.
After fourteen were selected as finalists for the Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education Awards Program, three SASD staff members have won the award.
The findings of an independent traffic study for the proposed Urban site will be shared with the community on Monday, May 6, at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium at Urban Middle School. Representatives from Traffic Analysis & Design, Inc. will present the traffic data and findings. Following the presentation, attendees can submit questions to be answered that evening.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction recognized the South High School counseling program for showing extraordinary dedication to students and making an impact through their programs.
Last fall, the Sheboygan Area School District welcomed over 65 new teachers. As part of the onboarding process, teachers were matched with a mentor and participated in a revitalized New Teacher Mentor program. Mentor teachers provide support for their mentees throughout their first year, and the pairs also attend fun and informative quarterly support meetings. The meetings provided training based on feedback, time for mentors and mentees to connect on various topics, and also built in some light-hearted fun.
Over 55 community volunteers from at least 30 local businesses and organizations filled the Redwing Gym for a personal finance event where 11th-grade students navigated through a snapshot of their financial lives at age 25. This experience was designed to give students a real-life look at whether their chosen job or career will afford them the lifestyle they desire and provide them with a better understanding of the decisions adults face financially.
The Sheboygan Area School District is an ideal destination to begin or continue your career, with 25 schools of varying size, a diverse school and community population, and many innovative specialty programs for students.
SASD is currently offering a $4,000 Hiring Bonus for Special Education Teachers!
The Sheboygan Area School District is proud to announce that one student and one staff member have been recognized by the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation.
The Sheboygan Area School District is proud to announce our brand-new DataTool! This tool was produced and is hosted by the Wisconsin Policy Forum, a statewide nonpartisan, independent policy research organization. In addition to creating the data displays, the Wisconsin Policy Forum also analyzed the data and includes key findings in each section.
South High School junior Joe Sharpe is one of nearly thirty Sheboygan Area School District students gaining real-world experiences through a Youth Apprenticeship this school year.
View the final updated Safe Return to In-Person & Continuity of Services Plan for the Sheboygan Area School District.
North High School's Innovator Fellowship students are working hard on developing and implementing their projects for the school year. Read more to learn about these inventive, imaginative, and impactful projects!
The Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) recently applied for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act: Stronger Communities Grant and was awarded the maximum amount of $400,000 from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
Community members are invited to learn more about a potential referendum to rebuild Farnsworth and Urban Middle Schools. Both schools were built in the 1930s and are in need of extensive repairs and/or upgrades.
Two presentations and tours will be offered:
An inspiring initiative is taking place at Grant Elementary School, providing warm winter clothing to students in need.
Amy Dekker was recently selected as a LEGO® Education Ambassador! LEGO® Education acknowledges educators who are reimagining the way students learn.
Meet Camilla, the certified therapy dog who visits Cleveland Elementary School every Wednesday to help students improve their reading skills.
North High School senior Kamron Johnson is pursuing his Electromechanical Automation Technician degree from LTC while still in high school.
Twenty-four school districts are partnering to recognize exceptional school employees in a program called the “Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education" awards. This program allows parents, students, community members, and staff to nominate deserving school employees in several different categories. Nominate a deserving SASD staff member by February 5, 2024!
At the December Board of Education meeting, the school board approved the 2024-2025 school calendar - eliminating the weekly early release Wednesday schedule, which is used for staff professional development. Instead, this time will be replaced with monthly full-day recesses (no school) for students, which will allow for professional development for staff.
Access to the free CAPP classes through Lakeland University rolled out this fall, and the number of students enrolled for college credit has increased by over 35%, with 1,140 students enrolled in a Lakeland CAPP class at North or South High School in the first semester.
Families who would like to submit a school choice application for next school year should complete the online form by Feb 8, 2024.
Last month, members from the Red Raider Robotics female drive team and pit crew attended the TWIST (Together, Women In STEM Thrive) competition in Muskego, hosted by the Muskego High School robotics team, the WarriorBots.
Read a brief overview of the Board of Education meeting held on October 24, 2023.
Sheboygan South High School will partner with area veterans’ organizations to honor our veterans who served in the armed forces at a Community Veterans’ Day Program on Thursday, November 9th, 2023 at the Sheboygan South High School Acuity Fieldhouse. Doors will open to the public at 9:30 a.m. with the program scheduled for presentation at 10:00 a.m.
On Tuesday, October 24, the Board of Education approved the 2023-24 budget and certified the tax levy.
The Sheboygan Area School District welcomes new school and district leaders for the 2023-2024 school year.
South High School Senior Gavin Grams is in his second year of a Youth Apprenticeship with Altmeyer Electric, and he shares how he has benefited both academically and personally.
As early as 9th grade, North and South High School students can choose from ten technical education classes, like Electricity, Electronics & Automation, or Power Mechanics. Exposure to these classes early in their high school career gives students ample time to dive deeper into a certain area, explore other skilled trades, and expand their learning by taking advantage of a nine-week co-op experience or a 9 to 12-month youth apprenticeship.
The Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) is proud to announce three new Regional Career Pathway maps, which outline a path for high school students to prepare for careers in Marketing, Finance, and Business Administration.
At the Committee of the Whole meeting on September 12, the Board of Education ratified the collective bargaining agreement and base wage settlement with the Sheboygan Education Association (SEA) and approved a one-time stipend for all employee groups.
North and South High School students, staff, and guests attended a Groundbreaking Ceremony for House Construction Project 2023 on Tuesday, September 12 at the construction site in the Stonebrook Crossing Subdivision on the south side of Sheboygan.
This fall, three elementary schools piloted a new way to start the school year. Teachers at James Madison, Sheridan, and Cleveland Elementary Schools used the traditional first day of school to hold individual meetings with each student and their family.
I am excited to welcome you all to the 2023-2024 school year! It will be wonderful to have our students back in school buildings, ready to engage in classroom learning, sports, clubs, and all of the other activities our district offers.
Many Sheboygan Area School District schools have been recognized by Wisconsin’s Response to Intervention (RtI) Center for specific efforts in behavior, reading, and mathematics. The Recognized Schools Program's mission is to prepare every learner for college and career success.
The South High Art department is excited to display its series of Outdoor Flag Banners in the community. The flags are currently on display in front of First Congregational Church near Vollrath Bowl.
On June 1, the Sheboygan Area School District celebrated the graduating class of 2023 with our fifth annual Senior Signing Day at North and South High Schools!
The Sheboygan North High National Art Honor Society designed and created a 4-foot by 14-foot mural for Lincoln-Erdman Elementary School in collaboration with its student council.
As he completes his sophomore year of high school, Davis Knowles has already been exploring options in his areas of interest for his future career path. Davis has taken classes in engineering, robotics, and automation and is part of the Red Raider Robotics team.
Congratulations to South High School senior Emma Gosse for winning the House Design Contest for the 2023-2024 student-built house project!
During his time at South High School, Senior Gavin Urbina has taken advantage of many of the courses offered in the Tech Ed department. His experience in those classes and his work experience at Van Horn Automotive have set him up with a clear path to success after high school!
Congratulations to Sheboygan North High School and CHANGE Academy Art Teacher Dannielle Arneson for being named the 2023 Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) Secondary Art Educator of the Year.
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we are proud to announce that Sheboygan North High School engineering teacher Timothy Pasche has been selected by FIRST Robotics as one of their Educators of the Year!
Congratulations to Alexandra Nugent Timofeeva, Lead Multilingual Learner Teacher, for receiving the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce Top Young Professional of the Year Award!
David Rautmann, Physical Education Teacher at Jefferson Elementary School, has earned the Wisconsin Health and Physical Education (WHPE) Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year Award!
South High School students on the Health Science Patient Care Academic Career Pathway (ACP) recently had another Hands on Healthcare experience, provided by Bellin College.
Congratulations to the students who have been accepted into the Rising Phoenix program for the 2023-2024 school year!
Four North High School students competed at the HOSA-Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference in Wisconsin Dells earlier this month, and two advanced to Internationals. The students competed in events such as Medical Math, Medical Reading, Medical Law and Ethics, and Veterinary Science.
At South High School, special education students are learning life skills, stepping out of their comfort zones, and earning a work experience credit in the process!
Congratulations to North High School Art Teacher Frank Juárez for receiving the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award for Professional Achievement – College of Arts and Sciences from Carroll University!
KidStop Before and After School Care will be offered at no cost to families for the 2023-2024 School Year at Cleveland, Cooper (Boys & Girls Club) Grant (YMCA), Jackson, James Madison, Lincoln-Erdman, Pigeon River, Etude Elementary, and Wilson. Update: Online Registration closed on Friday, May 26. Please contact the Sheboygan Community Recreation Department at (920) 459-3773 for information.
Dr. Jacob Konrath has been announced as the incoming Superintendent of the Sheboygan Area School District.
With two individual and one team advancement to the national competition, a Leadership Award, plus a School Spirit Award for all 21 members of the Sheboygan Chapter, it is safe to say that the Educators Rising organization in the Sheboygan Area School District is not just rising, it is soaring.
The Sheboygan Area School District is placing a priority on finding new and innovative ways to recruit and hire teachers. One strategy is building a robust Student Teacher/Cooperating Teacher program, which pairs experienced educators with promising college students to collaborate in instructional planning and problem-solving while working side-by-side in the classroom.
The South High School Combined Concert Band was once again selected to perform at Disney World in Orlando, Florida on Thursday, March 2.
SASD was the first district in the CESA 7 area to have four Regional Pathway Maps approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction in October 2021.
Sheboygan Area School District charter school Sheboygan Leadership Academy (SLA) was recently chosen by Brooke Hess, North High School Junior involved in the Educators Rising organization, to receive a new Sensory Walk in their Student Services Hallway.
Throughout the week of February 27, many of our Sheboygan Area School District elementary school students were visited by the South African-based musical group 29:11 International Exchange.
This week, over 50 Central High School students participated in a presentation and interactive discussion titled “Healthy Choices, Healthy Lives” with the Sheboygan County Human Trafficking Task Force.
Earlier this month, seventh and eighth-grade students from the Sheboygan Area School District visited Lakeshore Technical College for the Explore Your Future Event, in partnership with the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce. Students took a unique personality test and were given results that guided them to explore careers well-suited to their personality type.
The Sheboygan Area School District is placing a priority on finding new and innovative ways to recruit and hire teachers. One strategy is building a robust Student Teacher/Cooperating Teacher program, which pairs experienced educators with promising college students in the classroom.
Something special is happening at one of our district’s elementary schools, and it is transforming student behavior and shaping their learning environment in incredibly positive ways.
Congratulations to Kim Selby, Physical Education Teacher at Wilson Elementary School, who was selected as the SHAPE America Midwest District Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year! Selby was previously recognized by SHAPE America as the Wisconsin Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year in 2020.
The cleanup and asbestos abatement are underway at Urban, following the substantial water damage to six classrooms on December 26. Unfortunately, this cleanup process is taking longer than first expected. Virtual learning will continue through Friday, January 6. Please click below for more details.
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Due to substantial water damage and discoveries that were found during the cleanup process, Urban Middle School will be pivoting to virtual learning on Monday, January 2, and Tuesday, January 3. Please click the button below for additional details.
Each year for the last 25 years, Sheboygan Area School District students from both North and South High Schools who are enrolled in Career & Technical Education build a house from the foundation to the interior finishing touches. This unique, innovative opportunity gives students the chance to experience hands-on work and gain skills, experience, and connections to pursue a career in construction trades.
As Wisconsin school districts scramble to hire special education teachers, the Sheboygan Area School District and Lakeland University have signed a unique new partnership to address the challenge locally while benefitting LU education students.
South High School will host a Community Veterans Day program on Thursday, November 10, 2022, in the South High Acuity Fieldhouse. Doors will open to the public at 9:15 a.m., program at 9:45 a.m.
Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) elementary student report cards have been updated to better align with our curriculum and reflect what students are expected to know and be able to do as defined by the grade level standards.
Warriner Middle and High School and the ASPIRE Program have both moved to new locations and Sheboygan Leadership Academy has a fresh new exterior this school year.
Sheboygan Area School District’s Instructional Technology team was “Ready to Launch” with their LEGO Immersive Space Pilot Program in October, and it was a huge success! Ready to Launch is a first-of-its-kind, space-themed learning experience for kindergarten through fifth-grade students.
Griffin Oplatek has been expanding his knowledge of manufacturing through the Red Raider Manufacturing program since he was a Freshman. “You learn important skills that in the future you will appreciate,” he shares about his experience. Read more about Griffin here.
Senior Andrew Haase is no stranger to the Kohler | Johnsonville Advanced Technology Center at North High School. In fact, he has learned so much that he qualified for a Youth Apprenticeship at Kohler Company, which he started this past summer.
October is Manufacturing Month, a monthlong celebration of Wisconsin's top industry as well as a way to promote manufacturing as a viable career choice. As part of its commitment to creating flexible options and college and career pathways for all learners, the Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) established Red Raider Manufacturing, a program that provides students opportunities for hands-on learning while creating lasting partnerships with local industry and community leaders.
Students, staff, and special guests celebrated the groundbreaking of the 25th home students from North High School and South High School will build in our community. 🛠
It's the start of another new school year! 📚🍎✏️
Sheboygan Area School District Superintendent Seth Harvatine wishes a warm welcome to new students and staff and encourages returning students and staff with his annual welcome letter.
New this year, Shoreline Metro will utilize a digital bus pass for middle and high school students and staff members. Elementary students do not require a pass for free rides.
Effective October 3, 2022, all students utilizing free Shoreline Metro transportation must use the new digital pass or obtain a printed pass from their school office. School IDs will no longer be accepted for free fares.
The Sheboygan Area School District welcomed over 70 new teachers for the 2022-2023 School Year!
👉 Parents: If you have not yet completed Online Registration for your child(ren), please do this as soon as possible. If you need assistance, please reach out to your child’s school office and they will be happy to help! ✔️
The Sheboygan Area School District participated in National Employee Health & Fitness Day earlier this year and WON in the large employer category!
The Sheboygan Area School District and Lakeland University have signed an innovative agreement that expands access to free college-level coursework to eligible SASD students and teachers.
Early Learning Center volunteer and retired SASD physical education teacher Kristine Fritz was recently inducted into the SHAPE America Hall of Fame.
The Sheboygan Area School District held its historic outdoor graduation ceremony on Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Vollrath Park. Over 680 graduates from all five SASD High Schools ‘walked the bowl’ and received their diplomas. Beginning with the graduating class of 2022, the Sheboygan Area School District introduced a three-level Laude System to replace the previous valedictorian system.
Many Sheboygan Area School District schools have been recognized by Wisconsin’s Response to Intervention (RtI) Center for specific efforts in behavior, reading, and mathematics. The Recognized Schools Program's mission is to prepare every learner for college and career success.
The Sheboygan Area School District celebrated the graduating class of 2022 with the fourth annual Senior Signing Day on Thursday, June 2. Senior Signing Day is designed to recognize our seniors and their next steps in college and careers. High school graduates were joined by universities, technical colleges, military representatives, and area employers.
The Sheboygan Area School District is proud to announce four students and three staff members have been recognized by the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation.
In November, the Sheboygan Area School District put out a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the purchase and development of a 26-acre piece of land between Saemann Avenue, Geele Avenue, and North Taylor Drive. Details and updates on this property sale can be found at www.sheboygan.k12.wi.us/rfp.
Congratulations to Shazarie (Shay) Benjamin, a senior at South High School, and Emily Allen, a sophomore at North High School, who recently won 1st place for their presentations at the Educators Rising State Summit and Competition and qualified for the National competition in Washington D.C.
🎉 Congratulations to six Sheboygan Area School District staff members who were selected as finalists in the Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education awards program! Click to view the finalists.
Seventh-grade students at Farnsworth Middle School are learning and experimenting with energy. The students are creating, building, and testing catapults and toys to demonstrate potential and kinetic energy in a system. Take a closer look inside the classroom!
Congratulations to South High School junior Lucas Jowett who created the top architectural design selected for next year’s house project! All of the student designs are evaluated by a group of industry builders and educators. Lucas’s design will be built in the 2022-2023 school year in the Stonebook Crossing subdivision in Sheboygan.
Congratulations to the top place finishers at the Regional Spelling Bee!
🥉 3rd place: Cole Spielman, Lincoln-Erdman Elementary School
🥈2nd place: Reegan Cantrall, Urban Middle School
🥇1st place: Anika Tiwari, Warriner Middle School
Abigail Tagel, a junior at North High School, has taken Tech Ed classes in the Red Raider Manufacturing (RRM) program since her freshman year. Read about her experience and her plans for the future.
SASD continues to offer virtual learning options for students at elementary, middle school, and high school levels. Learn more about the program to see if this is a good fit for your family next year.
Several students from North High School and South High School have been selected to display their artwork at the Wisconsin Art Education Youth Art Month Regional Exhibit.
Imagine being able to see color for the first time. That’s what South High School art teacher Brian Sommersberger wanted for four of his students with color blindness. Read about this amazing experience.
Senior Patrick Beniger II has spent a good deal of his time at South High School involved with the Red Raider Manufacturing program. He’s taken a variety of Tech Ed classes and participated in nine-week co-ops at Old Wisconsin and American Orthodontics, where he is also spending a full year in a youth apprenticeship. Read more.
Art and Tech Ed students from South High School recently collaborated on an abstract art project that is now on display in the district’s Instructional Technology department, otherwise known as The Hive. Read more.
On Thursday, December 9, students and their families celebrated Computer Science Education Week at the Hour of Code, a fun and interactive annual event held in the South High School Commons.
Two years ago, North High School senior Kaden Gorges took on a formidable challenge: the restoration of his 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback. He’s had to resolve countless problems that come up when working on an older vehicle, including wiring issues and replacing old parts, not to mention getting the car running in the first place. Now, thanks to the Red Raider Manufacturing program, Kaden’s restoration project has relocated to the classroom.
Returning this school year, elementary students in the Sheboygan Area School District have the opportunity to participate in before or after school Tech Clubs. Tech Clubs are offered in two sessions at each elementary school throughout the year. Previously called Coding Clubs, Tech Clubs were introduced to provide enrichment activities for students before or after school, and also as a way to provide hands-on learning in the areas of coding and technology.
North High School junior Sophia Gielow, a new member of the district-wide Educators Rising chapter that includes students from both North High School and South High School, was recently named an Educators Rising Ambassador for the 2021-2022 school year. Learn more.
During his time at South High School, senior Tyler Skaggs has taken advantage of numerous opportunities to explore potential career options and learn valuable skills through participation in the Red Raider Manufacturing program. Read more.
The Sheboygan Area School District has implemented a new elementary curriculum called Bridges in Mathematics this school year. The curriculum was successfully piloted last year and is being implemented at the 4K and elementary levels starting this fall.
After careful consideration and due diligence to ensure that the space will meet our needs, the Sheboygan Area School District has purchased the office complex previously home to the Wilson Mutual Insurance Company and Encova Insurance, located at 3330 Stahl Road. The location will serve as the new Sheboygan Area School District Administrative Services Building.
The first departments will move starting November 1. Click 'Read More' for a timeline by department.
The North and South High School House Construction students held a Groundbreaking Ceremony for Project 2021 on Tuesday, September 14 at the construction site located on Lot #78 in the new Stonebrook Crossing. Project 2021 is the 24th home that will be built by SASD students.
During a year that was anything but typical, South High School graduate Sydney Barrington took advantage of every opportunity to make her high school years count and gain valuable work experience in her chosen field.
At the Sheboygan Area School District, we take pride in offering a variety of learning opportunities within our 25 distinct schools.
As we begin the 2020-2021 school year, we are pleased to share that the Sheboygan Area School District has installed an improved internet filtering solution for all school technology including chromebooks, ipads, and desktop computers.