Plymouth High Drama Presents Four Shows Nov. 5–8
Plymouth High School’s student production runs Nov. 5–8, with three evening performances and a Sunday matinee. Reserved seats cost $11 and are sold online through GoFan.
Plymouth High School’s student production runs Nov. 5–8, with three evening performances and a Sunday matinee. Reserved seats cost $11 and are sold online through GoFan.
SASD liaison Amee Dulmes was named a Bay-Lakes Council Frontline Hero for helping students and families facing housing instability access education-related support.
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.
Sheboygan Area School District will hold walk-in interviews for educational assistant and custodian positions Oct. 28. No appointment is needed.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Alyssa Boutelle, who serves South High School and Wilson Elementary School, was named Wisconsin’s 2026 School Social Worker of the 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.
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.
The September 16 symposium in Sheboygan will connect employers, educators and workforce leaders around career readiness, talent retention and local needs.
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.
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.
Lakeshore College is accepting Fall 2026 enrollment for Sheboygan-area students, career changers and working adults. Classes begin August 31.
All enrolled SASD students can receive free breakfast and lunch in 2026-27, but families should still complete the CEP form during registration.
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