Band-O-Rama Showcases the District’s entire band program 5th-12th grades! Join us for this exciting night of music! Admission to all School District of Shorewood Band concerts is free.
Parent Forum: Understanding Anxiety in Teens: Knowing How & When to Help, 2/8
Join the SHS Parent Association and SHS Student Support Services for an informative discussion on anxiety in teenagers. Learn the difference between normal, motivating stress, and problematic anxiety. If you have a teenager, you are encouraged to attend.
This one-day gathering of some of the area’s most fashionable stores selling everything from summer sandals to cocktail dresses at steeply discounted prices has become a annual pilgrimage for style seekers all over the Milwaukee area.
SHS Drama Presents the Fresh, Satirical & Puppet filled “Avenue Q, School Edition”, 2/17-19
"Avenue Q", winner of the 2004 Tony Award for Best Musical, is a coming-of-age tale that addresses and satirizes anxieties and issues associated with approaching and entering adulthood.
Learn More About Our Award Winning School District
The School District of Shorewood fosters a love of learning and the acquisition of knowledge & skills that serves as the foundation for a lifetime of learning. Watch our new video highlighting our award winning school district.
The School Board Moves Forward With Superintendent Search, 1/24
The School Board has chosen national search firm BWP & Associates to lead the search for a new superintendent. The board formally approved the contract at the Tuesday, January 24, 2012 School Board meeting. Please refer to the press release for more details.
School Board Election: Two People Running For Open Seat
There are two people running to fill the seat of retiring Board President Paul Zovic. David Cobb and David Gess have filed papers to run for the open seat on the School Board. It is a three-year term. The election is Tuesday, April 3, 2012.
Superintendent Blane McCann Announces Retirement
After 9 years of dedicated service, Superintendent Blane McCann will retire from the Shorewood School District effective July 9, 2012. At Tuesday’s School Board Meeting, the Board will formally accept Superintendent McCann’s resignation.“I will miss Dr. McCann’s leadership, guidance and advice and am proud to have served as a School Board Member with Dr. McCann as Superintendent,” shared Board President Paul Zovic. Learn more.
2011-2012 Calendar, 8/11
The 2011-2012 School Calendar is ready! Please remeber that dates or times are subject to change so please verify date of event with the appropriate school or PTO. The following is a list of important dates for the 2011-2012 school year.
Welcome to the District's Newest Staff Members
As the 2011-12 school year begins, the School District of Shorewood is pleased to welcome new staff to our organization. Read the full press release for a list of new staff members.
Firearms on School Grounds Still Prohibited Under New Law, 11/2
The School District of Shorewood has received a number of questions regarding Wisconsin’s new concealed carry weapons law (Act 35) that went into effect on November 1st and the possible impact our schools, grades Kindergarten through 12 (K-12). For more infomation, please refer to our press release.
Now you can easily access the board agenda and packet before each regular board meeting! Board minutes are also located on this page. Please look on the page with the meeting date and the minutes will be located there.
Shorewood Intermediate School Receives Prestigious Honor: Recognized as an Exemplary Middle School
Shorewood Intermediate School has been recognized by the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators (AWSA) as an Exemplary Middle School! SIS is recognized for the high growth in reading, as well as, math scores in the top 10%.
The 2011-2012 School District Budget Development Process - Learn and Become Involved. All Budget Materials are on This Page, Updated 4/13/11
Each year as we work to build our budget within the state funding parameters, the District reaches out to the community to assure your voices are heard. To help promote understanding of our budget, we hold annual Town Hall meetings in January where we explain the budget building procedure, school funding formulas and invite your input. The budget discussion and planning continues this Spring.
Transforming Public Education: A Regional Call to Action
In April, our local Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA #1) hosted a regional symposium that outlined a vision for public education in Southeastern Wisconsin. The event was the culmination of a year’s work by CESA #1 member superintendents.
