District
The Kenosha Unified School District was created in 1967. The District includes the City of Kenosha, Village of Pleasant Prairie, and Town and Village of Somers. While it is called the Kenosha Unified School District, it is actually a common school district and holds an annual meeting of electors.
District Information
Management
- Board of Education, 7 elected members
- Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Jeffrey Weiss
Operational Fund Expenditures
- $283,791,575
Enrollment
- 4K – 5th: 8,922
- 6th – 8th: 4,259
- 9th – 12th: 6,200
- TOTAL: 19,381 students
- Third Largest district in Wisconsin that serves over 19,000 students annually
Schools
- 22 elementary schools
- 5 middle schools
- 3 high schools
- 5 charter schools
- 5 choice schools
- 1 specialty school
- 1 Head Start child development center
Student Composition *
- American Indian or Alaska Native – 35
- Asian – 330
- Black or African American – 2,629
- Hispanic of any race – 5,854
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander – 16
- Two or more races – 1,435
- White – 9,082
Graduation Rate
- 87.4%
Total Employees
- 3,693