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Welcome to Washington Island School District

Roofing Bids

The Washington Island School is seeking bids to replace the roof on the school. Please click on the link to access the bid. Bids are due in the office by noon on November 26, 2018. If you have any questions call Sue Cornell at 920-847-2507,

Snow Shoveling Bid RFP

The Washington Island School is seeking bids for snow shoveling at the school. Please click on the link to access the bid. Bids are due in the office by noon on November 26, 2018. If you have any questions call Sue Cornell at 920-847-2507,

Snowplowing RFP

The Washington Island School is seeking bids for snow plowing at the school. Please click on the link to access the RFP. Bids are due in the office by noon on November 26, 2018. If you have any questions call Sue Cornell at 920-847-2507,

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Washington Island Student Council

Is selling:

Order forms are at

Mann’s Store, School, &

Nicolet Bank

Orders due: Thursday, Nov. 15

Pick up: Week of Dec. 3rd

Makes a great Christmas gift!

For more information call

Michelle Jordan @ 535-0081

Make Change Happen

Class of 2019 Then and Now

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First Day/Packer Party/DARE/Fossils

2018-2019 Final Calendar

At the August 23, 2018 Board Meeting there were a few changes to the School Calendar. Attached is the new calendar. If you have any questions please call the school.

2017-2018

All School Photo

Thank you to the Washington Island Community

for your continued support.

Washington Island School is the smallest 4K-12 public school in Wisconsin with 80 students. Students benefit academically, socially and emotionally from a variety of courses that are offered through experiential project based learning. Visitors are always welcome and encouraged to stop in.

Washington Island School

Mission Statement

Our mission as a caring, passionate community is to establish a foundation for lifelong learning. By entrusting our students to a highly trained staff and focusing on individualized learning, we generate a school culture of high learning expectations and engagement, intellectual independence, creativity, and mutual respect.