School District of Rhinelander

School may be out for the summer, but major planning is underway at the School District of Rhinelander.This spring, voters approved a $26 million referendum to make major facility upgrades and expansions.

The School District of Rhinelander is asking voters to approve a $26 million referendum to improve technical education facilities in the district.The question will appear on the April ballot.

By 2028, high school students in Wisconsin will be required to take a financial literacy course.The School District of Rhinelander has already had this requirement.Its faculty and students were part of the push to make it a statewide requirement.

Voters in the School District of Rhinelander will decide in April whether the tech ed programs at Rhinelander High School and James Williams Middle School will be upgraded.

Superior Diesel recently granted the School District $10,000 to buy new equipment for its Fab Lab.The big donation is a small piece of even bigger plans to improve the technology lab.

Students were given a job and had to deal with monthly expenses, learning how to budget, and even given surprise expenses

Art can take many forms as students in the School District of Rhinelander are learning.For weeks now, middle and high school students have been taking part in the Game Design and Development Lab put together by ArtStart, the school district, and Nicolet College.

A new trial led to the same result for a Tomahawk man accused of a sexual assault at a Rhinelander area school.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office believes they have caught a juvenile responsible for vandalism at a school

Voters in three school districts are being asked to approve operational referendums in the upcoming election.