Wisconsin Education News

November 6, 2026

A daily update of education news and events that are taking place around Wisconsin. 

Hustisford School District to dissolve, transfer to Dodgeland School District
The entire Hustisford School District will transfer to the Dodgeland School District after a board voted unanimously to approve its dissolution.

Local school districts weigh in on funding after referendum results
Local school districts are discussing the state of school funding after Tuesday’s election.

SVSD budget approved, childcare proposal presented
The Spring Valley School Board approved the district’s annual budget and levy at the Oct. 28 board meeting. The district will levy $4,500,015 with a $7.15 mill rate.  

SDRF crafting 2028-33 strategic plan
The School District of River Falls is in the early stages of creating its 2028-33 strategic plan. The Board of Education was presented with the coming steps and ways for the community to have their voices heard at the Oct. 28 meeting.

GBAPS superintendent reacts to approved $158M referendum
The Green Bay Area Public School District is reacting after voters approved a referendum worth millions of dollars during the mid-terms.

Sevastopol School Board Member Named Board Member Of The Year
Sevastopol School Board member Sue Todey was named board member of the year by the Wisconsin Rural School Alliance (WRSA), as presented by the WRSA President-Elect Jesse Brinkman. The Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) also celebrated Todey’s award on its Facebook page, recognizing her two decades on the Sevastopol School Board and her 16 years of WASB leadership.

One Community Bank Donates $20,000 to Education Foundation to Support Weekend Food Program in Middleton-Cross Plains Schools
One Community Bank announces a $20,000 donation to the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District (MCPASD) Education Foundation’s Weekend Food Program, which supports students and families in the district. The Weekend Food Program sends children home on Fridays with nutritious, easy-to-prepare food. Families sign up through their school, and volunteers from local churches plan the menus and pack every bag.