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Referendum 2024

vote novemeber 5

The School District of Mishicot is going to referendum on November 5th to enhance our schools' safety, infrastructure, and academic offerings for our students and community. For more information, please visit Referendum Info.

programs

Rising Phoenix Early College

The Rising Phoenix Early College High School Program is an innovative collaboration between Mishicot School District and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to provide high school students an opportunity to get a head start on college. Students will be dually enrolled in college credit courses at Mishicot High School and UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus. Current sophomores could earn their Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree, and juniors could earn a full year of college credits by the time they graduate from high school. The cost will be shared between families and Mishicot School District.

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  • Rising Phoenix

    Rising Phoenix Early College

    The Rising Phoenix Early College High School Program is an innovative collaboration between Mishicot School District and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to provide high school students an opportunity to get a head start on college. Students will be dually enrolled in college credit courses at Mishicot High School and UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus. Current sophomores could earn their Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree, and juniors could earn a full year of college credits by the time they graduate from high school. The cost will be shared between families and Mishicot School District.

  • IT Partnership Annoucement

    Begin Your IT Career Here

    We are excited to announce we have expanded our partnership with Lakeshore Technical College to provide our students with an opportunity to complete the IT-Web and Software Developer Technical Diploma by earning 21 credits through dual enrollment options. Through this partnership, Ms. Juza and LTC instructors will provide coursework in website development and computer programming. Upon completion of this technical diploma students will be able to begin the second year of the Web and Software Developer Associate degree or students can transfer the credits earned to another technical college or a partnering four year college.

  • Youth Apprentice and her Mentor

    Youth Apprenticeship

    The Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship program integrates school-based and work-based learning. Students accepted into an approved Youth Apprenticeship program will continue taking classes at their high school while working as an apprentice at a participating business. Students will be enrolled in a technical class related to their youth apprenticeship program. These courses may be offered at either their high school or off-campus. For further information on the Northeast Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship program please visit https://www.newya7.org/ or contact our Mishicot School-based YA coach, Jamie Brantmeier, at jbrantmeier@cesa7.org with questions or directions on how to get started today!

  • IT Partnership Annoucement

    Begin Your IT Career Here

    We are excited to announce we have expanded our partnership with Lakeshore Technical College to provide our students with an opportunity to complete the IT-Web and Software Developer Technical Diploma by earning 21 credits through dual enrollment options. Through this partnership, Ms. Juza and LTC instructors will provide coursework in website development and computer programming. Upon completion of this technical diploma students will be able to begin the second year of the Web and Software Developer Associate degree or students can transfer the credits earned to another technical college or a partnering four year college.

  • Youth Apprentice and her Mentor

    Youth Apprenticeship

    The Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship program integrates school-based and work-based learning. Students accepted into an approved Youth Apprenticeship program will continue taking classes at their high school while working as an apprentice at a participating business. Students will be enrolled in a technical class related to their youth apprenticeship program. These courses may be offered at either their high school or off-campus. For further information on the Northeast Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship program please visit https://www.newya7.org/ or contact our Mishicot School-based YA coach, Jamie Brantmeier, at jbrantmeier@cesa7.org with questions or directions on how to get started today!

New Teachers

Ella Keuler

Ella Keuler is from Wrightstown, Wisconsin. She graduated from UW-Green Bay this past Spring with a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology and is very excited to start her teaching career at Mishicot because of the strong sense of community and commitment to our students.

- Ella Keuler

Sarah O'Connor

Sarah O'Connor attended UW - Madison to earn her Undergraduate Degree in Human Development and Family Studies and her Masters Degree at Concordia University. She's been in education for 8 years - 3 at Butler Middle School in Waukesha and 5 at Wawasee High School in Indiana.

- Sarah O'Connor

Michael Oriatti

Michael Oriatti is excited to be part of the Mishicot School District team as the Middle and High School Choir Director. He is a former Associate Professor of Music at Lyon College and director of the Batinoelle Choral Society in foothills of the Ozarks, N/E Arkansas.

- Michael Oriatti

Bailey Schmitt

Bailey Schmitt grew up in Manitowoc and moved back to the area to be close to family. She attended UW - Milwaukee. Bailey previously taught Algebra, Geometry and Geometry in Construction at Greenfield Middle School for 6 years.

- Bailey Schmitt

Jamie Brantmeier

Meet Jamie Brantmeier, the new Mishicot Youth Apprenticeship coach from CESA 7. Jamie’s background includes 8 years of service as a medical professional in the Army Reserves, followed by over a decade serving students and families in the Denmark School District.

- Jamie Brantmeier