About KUSD
- The Kenosha Unified School District mission is to assure every child experiences high quality, personalized learning success.
- District Report Card (PDF)
- Wisconsin School District Performance Report
- Serving the residents of Kenosha, Pleasant Prairie and Somers
- Third largest Wisconsin district
- Seven member elected Board of Education governs
- A 5-3-4 System (Elementary: Kindergarten through 5th grade;
Middle School: 6th through 8th grade; Senior High: 9th through 12th grade)
- 23 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, 4 high schools, 1 high school technology academy, 1 special education center, 3 elementary charter schools, 1 middle charter school academy, 2 high charter schools, 1 Head Start Child Development Center.
- District Size: 85 square miles
- District Population: 125,672 approximately (2008-2009 Consolidated Annual Financial Report)
- Equalized Valuation: $9,510,858,704 (2009-2010 Adopted Budget)
- General Fund Revenue Budget: $239,765,391 (2009-2010 Adopted Budget)
- General Fund Expenditure Budget: $238,765,391 (2009-2010 Adopted Budget)
- Equalized Levy Rate: $9.18 per $1,000 (2009-2010 Adopted Budget)
- Outstanding Indebtedness: $131,450,000 (As of 10/27/2009 2009-2010 Adopted Budget)
- Budgeted Employee FTE (Full Time Equivalent) by Group (2009-2010 Adopted Budget):
| Administrative/Supervisory/Technical |
118.00 |
| Carpenters/Painters |
9.00 |
| Educational Assistants |
298.89 |
| Interpreters |
10.00 |
| Teachers |
1,834.59 |
| Miscellaneous |
44.40 |
| Secretarial |
141.25 |
| Service |
205.00 |
| Total |
2,661.13 |
- Starting Teacher Salary 2009-10: $35,292 (without benefits)
- Starting Teacher Salary with full benefits equals: $67,229
- Average Teacher Salary 2009-10: $56,595 (without benefits)
- Average Teacher Salary with benefits equals: $89,175
- Comparative Total District Cost per Member: (per DPI for 2007-2008)
Kenosha Unified Average: $11,544
Wisconsin State Average: $12,149
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