This week, KUSD schools were filled with joy as we celebrated our 2026 Spark Award winners! Through surprise announcements and building celebrations, we honored staff who live our core values […]
We were proud to celebrate our Friends in Education who were nominated for the time, care and attention they give to our students and staff. Their support and dedication strengthen […]
Registration is a required step for all new and returning students. Completing registration early ensures students are properly enrolled, assigned to schools, and ready for a successful start to the […]
Meet Molly Sheahan-Spector, a valued assistant principal at Indian Trail High School and Academy! Molly has been a fantastic addition to the leadership team, consistently supporting both staff and students. […]
Meet Jennifer Sepanski, an exceptional English teacher at Bradford High School! Ms. Sepanski goes above and beyond for her students, building strong relationships and a classroom environment where students feel […]
Meet Sarah Smith, Curtis Strange Elementary School’s incredible instructional coach! Sarah works tirelessly to support both staff and students, serving as a constant presence in the building and is always […]
Kenosha Unified will again be hosting the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), which offers nutritious meals to children in our community during the summer. The SFSP, which is funded by […]
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Blended Program Qualified Families
Families who have qualified for the Blended Learners Program should contact Patience Vitacco at 262-359-6373 to let her know if your child will be participating in the program by Friday, […]
Kenosha Unified offers a variety of summer opportunities for students entering grades K–12, including Summer School and Summer Fine Arts and Recreation programs. Information about program dates, eligibility requirements, and […]
Meet Mason Hernden, a dedicated science and social studies teacher making an immediate impact at Washington Middle School! Mason came in swinging, quickly building strong relationships with students by greeting […]









