Sheboygan School Social Worker Alyssa Boutelle Receives Wisconsin Award
Sheboygan, WI — September 18, 2026 — Alyssa Boutelle, a Sheboygan Area School District social worker serving Sheboygan South High School and Wilson Elementary School, was named the 2026 Wisconsin School Social Workers Association School Social Worker of the Year.
Recognition connects to two Sheboygan schools
The Sheboygan Area School District announced the honor on September 16, 2026. The district identified Boutelle’s assignments at South High School and Wilson Elementary School in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Seehafer News independently reported the recognition on September 17, confirming Boutelle’s connection to the Sheboygan schools and the statewide award. The district announcement also included praise from Boutelle’s supervisor for her work with students and families.
What school social workers do
The Wisconsin School Social Workers Association describes school social workers as professionals who collaborate with students, families, school teams and community organizations. Their work can include helping school communities coordinate support and maintain communication among the people involved in a student’s education.
For Sheboygan families, the award highlights the student- and family-support work connected to South High School and Wilson Elementary School. It also recognizes the role school staff can play in working with educators, families and community organizations around student needs.
Boutelle’s award is a professional recognition from the Wisconsin School Social Workers Association. It is not a districtwide ranking, but an honor connected to her role and service at the two Sheboygan Area School District schools identified in the announcement.
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