Suring School District Competitors

Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS) is the fourth largest school district in the state of Wisconsin, serving more than 18,000 students and employing more than 3,000 administrators, educators, paraprofessionals, and support staff. The District’s mission is to educate all students to be college, career and community ready inspired to succeed in our diverse world. A richly diverse school district, GBAPS is committed to equity to ensure positive outcomes for all students. Apply today at https://careers.gbaps.org/.

The Pulaski Community School District is located in beautiful northeast Wisconsin. It serves 3,700 students across three counties, 176 square miles, with classes at five elementary schools, one middle school and one high school.

Learning: Shawano Schools offer a wide range of educational opportunities at all grade levels to fully prepare students with the skills and knowledge to achieve excellence. State-of-the-art technology is integrated throughout the District, providing students with wide access to information through smart boards, computer labs, and laptops. Beyond our comprehensive curriculum, students are also encouraged to participate in an extensive range of electives, including fine arts, foreign language, agriculture education, technology education, and more. Shawano Community High School also offers advanced placement courses, college credit opportunities, and career exploration programs. Living: Shawano School District is located within the boundaries of Shawano County, serving more than 2,500 students throughout 189 square miles. The District is based in a strong and active community, and use of school facilities is encouraged for all community members. Many organizations and businesses take advantage of large group meeting rooms, classrooms, the 750-seat auditorium, and the swimming pool for meetings, classes, and events. Leading: Both Shawano students and staff are leaders in our community. Our dedicated teachers and staff set strong examples through their participation in various community organizations and volunteering, and also have the opportunity to become leaders in their field through the district’s annual Project Inspire, a summer development opportunity for educators. Nearly 70 percent of secondary students participate in activity programs.Our students are also regularly recognized for Learning, Living, Leading The Hawk Way through school behavioral programs and other honors designed to acknowledge student achievement.