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.
Lakeshore College’s free College, Candy & Costumes event returns Oct. 17 in Cleveland with trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, cider and family activities.
A four-week tonal oil-painting class begins Oct. 6 at the Sheboygan Visual Artists gallery. The $50 course is limited to 12 participants.
Sheboygan Visual Artists will hold a two-day GOLDEN OPEN acrylic landscape workshop Dec. 5–6, with paint, canvas panels and easels supplied.
High school students can explore manufacturing and agriculture careers at Lakeshore College in Cleveland on Oct. 16. Free registration closes Oct. 9.
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.
Lakeland says a five-year federal grant will support advising, mentoring, career and workplace learning, and financial education at its Town of Herman campus.
Sheboygan 2121 Toastmasters invites guests to its October 5 and 19 hybrid meetings at Bethany Reformed Church or online. The club meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
The fair is set for October 8, 4–8 p.m., at South High’s Fieldhouse in Sheboygan. Lakeshore College plans to discuss programs, support services and Lenny’s Leap.
Wilson Elementary teacher Kiley Elsing won a 2026 giveaway, bringing 30 workstations, flexible seating, collaborative tables and storage to her Sheboygan classroom.
A Sheboygan Area School District announcement says Wilson Elementary’s fourth-grade classroom received new furnishings through the 2026 HON Learning Space Giveaway.
Sheboygan County students in grades K-12 can enter the 2026-27 conservation poster contest by December 11 at the county office in Sheboygan.
Alyssa Boutelle, who serves South High School and Wilson Elementary School, was named Wisconsin’s 2026 School Social Worker of the Year.
Sheboygan County businesses and organizations can register to host hands-on demonstrations for more than 1,500 students at STEAMfest 2026 on October 13.
The Sheboygan County Food Bank is recruiting individuals and groups to pack weekend food bags for local students during the 2026-27 school year.
North and South High School students have begun the Sheboygan district’s 29th student-built home at Stonebrook Crossing in Sheboygan.
The Sheboygan County Chamber will host a workforce symposium Wednesday, September 16, at Pine Hills in Sheboygan, with a panel, career-readiness topics and awards.
Sargento’s September application window includes paid internships, co-ops and production-student opportunities connected to its Plymouth headquarters.
Sheboygan adults and families can attend a free estate-planning workshop at Mead Public Library on Tuesday, September 15, with no reservation required.
Urban Middle School students are using temporary learning spaces as the district prepares for footings, foundations and steel framing for a planned three-story addition.
Registration is open for September-October 2026 swim lessons at James Madison Pool in Sheboygan, with classes beginning September 14-17 for young children and beginners.
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