Sheboygan Area School District Liaison Recognized for Student and Family Support
SASD liaison Amee Dulmes was named a Bay-Lakes Council Frontline Hero for helping students and families facing housing instability access education-related support.
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Free Great Lakes Writers Festival Brings Events to Plymouth and Sheboygan Nov. 5–6
The free, public Nov. 5–6 festival brings readings, master classes and a book fair to Lakeland University, plus a Thursday reading and open mic at Jake’s in Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan County 4-H Outlines School and Library Outreach Plans
An Oct. 21 UW–Madison Extension update outlines Sheboygan County 4-H outreach and volunteer priorities, reports summer participation and shares a contact number for families seeking clubs.
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More Than 800 South High Students and Staff Took Part in Oct. 21 Service Day
More than 800 South High students and staff took part in a Sheboygan service day on Oct. 21; WHBL reported a boardwalk cleanup that filled 17 large bags.
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SASD Sets Oct. 28 Walk-In Interviews for Support Staff in Sheboygan
Sheboygan Area School District will hold walk-in interviews for educational assistant and custodian positions Oct. 28. No appointment is needed.
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Sheboygan Recognized as a JustServe City for Volunteerism
Sheboygan received JustServe City recognition at its Oct. 19 Common Council meeting. Anjenette Pond was also honored for a weekend-food project involving high school volunteers.
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Urban Middle School Addition Has Footings and Steel Frame in Sheboygan
The district lists Urban Middle School’s footings, foundation and steel frame as completed in October. Classes continue as the three-story addition takes shape.
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Plymouth School District Forecast Projects 248 Fewer Students by 2040
Plymouth’s October 2026 school forecast projects 248 fewer students by 2040 if anticipated housing is built; without new housing, the decline could exceed 540.
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Sheboygan Area School District Reports $55,000 Student-Support Grant
SASD says a three-year, $55,000 grant will expand relationship-based and social-emotional support for students experiencing homelessness; the district also reported student and attendance figures.
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Lakeshore College Open House Set for Oct. 28
Lakeshore College’s Oct. 28 open house in Cleveland runs 3–7 p.m., with campus tours, career programs and hands-on welding from 4–6:30 p.m.
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Lakeshore’s Paul Carlsen Named to Wisconsin Titan 100
Lakeshore College President Paul Carlsen joins the 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100. The Cleveland college leader will be honored Jan. 21 at Fiserv Forum.
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Sheboygan Falls Caregiver Class Series Begins October 16
A six-session class for caregivers of adults is scheduled in Sheboygan Falls Fridays, Oct. 16-Nov. 20. The fee is $30; contact Lisa Hurley to confirm details.
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Sheboygan Service Club Gala to Support New Baby Exhibit
The Sheboygan Service Club’s Nov. 14, 2026, gala will support Lily Pad Landing, a planned infant exhibit at Above & Beyond Children’s Museum in Sheboygan.
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Lakeshore College Wins Two NCMPR Medallion Awards
Lakeshore College earned Gold for its Lenny’s Leap locker and Bronze for a Maintenance Mechanic video in NCMPR’s 2026 District 3 awards.
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Free Lakeshore College Halloween Event Returns Oct. 17
Lakeshore College’s free College, Candy & Costumes event returns Oct. 17 in Cleveland with trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, cider and family activities.
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Sheboygan Tonal Oil Painting Class Starts Oct. 6
A four-week tonal oil-painting class begins Oct. 6 at the Sheboygan Visual Artists gallery. The $50 course is limited to 12 participants.
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Golden OPEN Acrylic Landscape Workshop Set for Dec. 5–6 in Sheboygan
Sheboygan Visual Artists will hold a two-day GOLDEN OPEN acrylic landscape workshop Dec. 5–6, with paint, canvas panels and easels supplied.
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Lakeshore College Hosts Free Manufacturing Rocks Event Oct. 16
High school students can explore manufacturing and agriculture careers at Lakeshore College in Cleveland on Oct. 16. Free registration closes Oct. 9.
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Plymouth High Homecoming Parade Set for Friday, October 2
Plymouth High School’s Homecoming parade starts at 4:15 p.m. Friday, October 2, in downtown Plymouth. The district also lists a 7 p.m. varsity football game.
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Lakeland University Announces Five-Year, $3 Million Student-Success Grant
Lakeland says a five-year federal grant will support advising, mentoring, career and workplace learning, and financial education at its Town of Herman campus.
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