Sheboygan Falls Students Face PSAT and College Planning Deadlines
Sheboygan Falls High School students have two upcoming deadlines: PSAT registration is due September 18, while spring Start College Now applications are due October 1.
Sheboygan Falls High School students have two upcoming deadlines: PSAT registration is due September 18, while spring Start College Now applications are due October 1.
Sheboygan County is reviewing a proposed 2027 campus budget that keeps the levy flat at $125,189 and includes an $85,000 storm-sewer project.
The September 16 symposium in Sheboygan will connect employers, educators and workforce leaders around career readiness, talent retention and local needs.
The City of Sheboygan’s data-center speaker series begins Wednesday, September 9, at Uptown Social, with public in-person and virtual attendance available.
Sheboygan North and South high school students will begin the district’s 2026-27 house project with a September 8 groundbreaking at Stonebrook Crossing.
Sheboygan Falls voters will decide a proposed $65.7 million school facility referendum on November 3, 2026, after four information sessions and tours.
MyPath has opened The Richardson School at 2108 N. 21st Street in Sheboygan, adding a local therapeutic day-school option for students ages 5 through 21.
Mead Public Library will host Bitty Book Club September 15 for Sheboygan children ages 2 to 5, with stories, activities and developmental guidance.
Four Sheboygan Falls school tours and referendum information sessions are scheduled before voters consider the district’s proposed $65.7 million project on November 3.
Lakeland University is adding transfer and bachelor’s-degree support at Lakeshore College in Cleveland, with an open house and ribbon-cutting planned for September 10.
Lakeland University will host a free public Constitution Day lecture on September 17 featuring Tom Yedica, a Sheboygan North social studies teacher.
A free Triple P workshop for parents of children ages 0–12 is set for September 10 in Sheboygan. Register by September 7; childcare was full when checked.
Oostburg students start August 31; Sheboygan Area, Sheboygan Falls and Plymouth begin September 1, with Plymouth using a staggered grade-level schedule.
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Sheboygan Area School District students have no classes Thursday, August 27, for professional development. Elementary Great Start Conferences run from 8 a.m. to noon.
Mead Public Library trustees approved a proposed $321,727 2027 expense plan, down $30,047 from 2026. The action is separate from the City’s final budget.
Sheboygan’s September speaker series will inform residents and guide future zoning work, not support or oppose a specific data center project.
A $2,500 AARP grant will support home-safety education, maintenance guidance and repair resources at September sessions in Sheboygan and Adell.
Lakeshore College is accepting Fall 2026 enrollment for Sheboygan-area students, career changers and working adults. Classes begin August 31.
All enrolled Sheboygan Area School District students can receive breakfast and lunch at no charge during the 2026-27 school year, which begins Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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