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Incumbents John Benbow Jr. and Katie Bielski-Medina will face challengers Christopher Inda, Craig Manka and Elizabeth St.Myers for three seats on the Wisconsin Rapids School Board in the April 2 ...
May 3, 2024 at 1:29 PM. WISCONSIN RAPIDS − The current principal of Lincoln High School has been selected to replace Craig Broeren as the next superintendent of Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools ...
April 18, 2024 at 1:05 PM. WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The Wisconsin Rapids School Board announced Thursday it has narrowed its search for a new superintendent to lead the school district to two ...
Looking south at WIS 13 in Wisconsin Rapids WIS 13 / WIS 54 bridge over the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin Rapids Water tower. Wisconsin Rapids is a city in and the county seat of Wood County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 18,877 at the 2020 census. The city also forms one of the core areas of the United States Census Bureau's ...
Marlin Schneider. Marlin D. Schneider (born November 16, 1942) is a retired American educator and Democratic politician. He served 40 years in the Wisconsin State Assembly (1971–2011), representing Wisconsin Rapids and neighboring parts of central Wisconsin. [1] He is also known by his nickname: "Snarlin' Marlin." [2]
Here are how the schools in the Badger State fared in the Niche rankings: Elmbrook School District (#1.) Niche grade: A+. Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District (#2.) Niche grade: A+ ...
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI — The Wisconsin Rapids school district is working with a couple of police departments on parental accountability anti-bullying laws in response to a national epidemic of ...
Madison Metropolitan School District. Shorewood School District. Whitefish Bay School District. Fox Point-Bayside District. Franklin School District will require masks for sixth grade and below ...
The Forest Hills School District, located in suburban Grand Rapids, was founded in 1956 when residents in 13 neighboring, one-room schools consolidated into one district to build a high school for their children. The district has grown to serve over 9,800 students and annually gains 200-300 new students.
Wisconsin Rapids Current is a column by Service Journalism Reporter Erik Pfantz that covers city and county governments and local school districts.