• Highly qualified, certified staff
• Rigorous academic courses
• Small elementary class sizes
• Diverse school choice options
• Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and career and technology education options
• Enriched language courses for English Language Learners

• Inclusive special education services
• Individualized learning
• Districtwide 4-year-old kindergarten
• Championship athletics
• Nationally recognized fine arts programs
• Abundant clubs and intramurals
• Commitment to community service

• Ruth Harman Academy (grades K-8)
  Ruth Harmon Academy is a charter school on a site that was the home of the original Kenosha Airport. Ruth Harman, the first woman to manage and own an airport in Wisconsin, became the school namesake and they have incorporated flight into the school logo to represent the upward trajectory charter schools are committed to in educating students.

• Dual Language Program (housed at EBSOLA and Bullen) (grades K-8)
  The Dual Language Program offers a Dual Immersion Program that supports the Kenosha Unified School District’s goal of bi-literacy in grades K-5.  The Dual Language Program offers instruction in Spanish and English each and every day.

• Harborside Academy (grades 6-12)
  Harborside Academy uses the Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound (ELOB) model. ELOB schools combine rigorous academic content and real world projects — learning expeditions — with active learning and community service.

• Indian Trail Academy (grades 9-12)
  Indian Trail Academy exists within the comprehensive Indian Trail High School.  It is divided into four unique academies, each having their own separate sequence of required courses.  The academies are: Business, Communications, Medical Sciences and the Kenosha Military Academy (KMA).

• Kenosha eSchool (grades 9-12)
  The Kenosha eSchool, in partnership with Wisconsin eSchool Network, exists to utilize new and emerging technologies providing students access to high-quality standards-driven curriculum in an environment that is self-paced and accommodating to students’ varying physical locations, individualized plans, and time frames.

• Kenosha School of Technology-Enhanced Curriculum(KTEC) (grades K-8)
  The mission of KTEC is to develop lifelong learner who acheive academic excellence by integrating technology with 21st Century Skills and innovative curriculum. KTEC has two separate campuses – KTEC East and KTEC West.

• LakeView Technology Academy (grades 9-12)
  LakeView Technology Academy is a specialty high school that prepares students to enter the field of engineering or higher level technology. LakeView students earn the equivalent of one year of technical college credits and/or one semester of college of engineering credits upon graduation.

• Reuther Central (grades 9-12)
  Reuther Central High School is an alternative high school.  It’s mission is to inspire students to graduate and become productive members of society through a safe and caring community, personalized learning, and support for the pursuit of their dreams.

• All Saints Catholic School (grades PreK-8)
  All Saints is a multi-campus, award-winning, regional Catholic School that teaches children to see the world through the eyes of Christ and to model the lives of the Saints in a rigorous academic environment.

• Bethany Lutheran School (grades K-8)
  Preparing future generations for the challenges of our changing world and for the rich blessings of eternity.

• Christian Life School (grades PreK-12)
  Christian Life serves students spiritually, socially, and academically with fine facilities, quality academic programs, and a variety of extracurricular opportunities that enrich each student’s educational experience.

• Friedens Evangelical Lutheran School (grades K-8)
  With Christ as our focus, Friedens assists parents in developing their children’s spiritual, mental, and physical skills to prepare them for lives of service in God’s kingdom.

• The Goddard School (PreK)
  The Goddard School’s F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) is based on academic research that shows children experience the deepest, most genuine learning when they are having fun. The pre-kindergarten program focuses on kindergarten preparedness, social finesse and mastery of gross motor skills.

• Kenosha Christian Academy (grades PreK-8)
  Kenosha Christian Academy provides an accessible and excellent Christian education for the children of our city. KCA believes that education is meant to prepare students not just for college but for all of life, to give them tools they need for a full and rich life.

• Kenosha Montessori School (grades PreK-8)
  Kenosha Montessori School is a non-profit, non-sectarian, private Montessori school that strives to provide an atmosphere that encourages learning for life, a peaceful community, independence, curiosity, and creativity.

• Montessori Childrens House (grades PreK-K)
  The Montessori Children’s House is an  independent, private Montessori school with a carefully prepared environment that encourages children to learn individually, at their own pace.  It’s mission is to help our students become enthusiastic, creative learners, capable of functioning independently as well as cooperatively in both educational and social situations.

• Open Wings Learning Community (grades PreK-5)
  Open Wings is a Progressive School, utilizing hands on, experiential learning for each student.  It supports the needs of both typical learners, as well as those with disorders of relating and communicating, including PDD and autism, ADHD and language delays.

• Shoreland Lutheran High School (grades 9-12)
  Shoreland Lutheran High School is affiliated with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod and operated by a federation of 24 area congregations.  It exists to EDUCATE, EQUIP, and ENCOURAGE students for lives of Christian service.

• The Sonnenberg School (grades PreK-5)
  The Sonnenberg School encourages and supports each child in all areas of development with appropriate material and activities in the areas of social/emotional, cognitive, language and physical development.

• St. Joseph Catholic Academy (grades PreK-12)
  St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy offers an exceptional educational experience rich in the arts, languages, sciences, and technology.  Students of all religions and backgrounds are welcomed into an environment where they will learn and grow in a manner that promotes academic excellence, high moral standards, and personal responsibility.

• Tall Oaks Academy (grades PreK-7)
  Tall Oaks Academy seeks to partner with Christian parents to raise up children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord and to set them free from the enslavements of fallen humanity, by God’s grace. This will be accomplished through the implementation of a distinctly Christian and distinctly classical approach to education.

• Brighton School District #1 – Brighton, WI
• Bristol School District No. 1 – Bristol, WI
• Paris Consolidated Elementary School – Paris, WI
• Randall Consolidated School District – Randall, WI
• Silver Lake/Salem Joint School District 1 – Silver Lake, WI

• Salem School District – Salem, WI
• Trevor Grade School District – Trevor, WI
• Twin Lakes School District No. 4 – Twin Lakes, WI
• Wheatland Center School District No. 1 – Wheatland, WI

• Westosha Central High School – Paddock Lake, WI
  Westosha Central High School was recently listed by the Washington Post as one of the best schools in the country at challenging their students to achieve excellence. With an enrollment of approximately 1,150, the school still maintains a teacher-student ratio of 1:15.  It is a 1-to-1 school, which means every student has a personal computer.  They offer more than 24 Advanced Placement courses and every student recieves a ‘Life Skills’ grade in addition to their academic grades to measure student’s progress in important character traits such as responsibility and communication. Westosha is also the only school in the country to award pilots licenses through its aviation school.

• Wilmot Union High School – Wilmot, WI
  Wilmot Union High School’s core purpose is to ensure their students are college, career, and civic ready by fostering a culture of life-long learning.  With a growing enrollment – which is now at 1,200 students – they have needed to expand in recent years. In 2004, a $39+ million renovation added 200,000+ SF and included a performing arts center, field house, commons, remodeled office areas, green house, tech ed workshops, band/choral area, locker rooms, science labs, multiple classrooms and an athletic stadium with artificial turf.

Gateway’s Business and Workforce Solutions (BWS) offers training for individuals and businesses through employee training programs, business development assistance, professional development, and short-term customized training. Gateway excels at working with companies in all industries to find the solution that best fits their needs. Gateway is credited nationally with creating the Boot Camp training method to quickly fill the employment gap, particularly in CNC Manufacturing and Electronics.

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Parkside works with local employers to develop a recruiting and engagement strategy to connect their professional opportunities with candidates from the Parkside talent community.   They have an Intern Connections program, host career and internship fairs, career development events, and have implemented an unique online utility: RangerTrak.  RangerTrak is a resource for employers and community partners seeking Parkside talent to fill opportunities in full- or part-time employment, internships, and volunteerism.  It makes connecting with their talent easy and convenient.

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Carthage works to connect employers to qualified students and graduates. Employers may post job listings at no cost on Carthage Career Connection, our job search website powered by Purple Briefcase. Career Services works with employers to establish high-quality internship programs. Carthage welcomes companies and organizations to hold recruiting events on campus. Career Services hosts guest speakers on employment-related topics at its Career Planning and Life After Carthage classes.

Carthage offers more than 50 degree programs, providing both a strong liberal arts foundation and career-oriented training for its students.

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