Ryan is a supportive colleague who is always willing to help, answer questions and ensure both students and staff feel supported. His calm, thoughtful approach helps students work through challenges while building strong relationships rooted in trust and respect.

Ryan鈥檚 commitment to supporting students academically, emotionally and socially is evident in everything he does, creating a positive environment where students can learn and grow.

Thank you, Ryan, for the leadership, empathy and dedication you bring to KUSD every day!

Rita goes above and beyond each day to support the students and staff at Harborside Academy with compassion, professionalism and unwavering dedication. As the only counselor serving a building of nearly 600 students, she handles countless responsibilities with grace while always making herself available to help whenever needed.

Her positive attitude and genuine care for students are evident in every interaction, creating a supportive environment where students feel seen, heard and valued. No matter how busy the day gets, Rita consistently supports students and staff, demonstrating an incredible work ethic and commitment to her school community.

Thank you, Rita, for the heart, dedication and care you bring to KUSD every day!

Join us in congratulating our 2026 Spark Award winners and thanking them for the difference they make every day!

• Dawn Antrim, Kindergarten Teacher, Bose
• Michelle Ishmael, Adult Graduation Test Teacher, Bradford
• Janette Shumaker, Administrative Support, Bradford
• Kyle Sinclair, Special Education Teacher, Bradford
• Charelle Brown, 3rd Grade Teacher, Brass
• Meghan Fisher, Special Education Teacher, Bullen
• Hannah Tryban, ESL Teacher, Bullen
• Deanna Hawlish, Administrative Support, Chavez
• Gina Torres, Administrative Specialist, Curtis Strange
• Rachel Walecki, Physical Education Teacher, Curtis Strange
• Nicole Wickersheim, Special Education Teacher, Curtis Strange
• Jo Ann Hughes, Benefits and Leave Specialist, Educational Support Center
• Erin Roethe, Data Analyst, Educational Support Center
• Danielle Kohler, 4th Grade Teacher, Forest Park
• Lou Ann Daniels, Instructional Coach, Frank
• Kimberly Krohn, Instructional Coach, Grant
• Jason Shike, 5th Grade Teacher, Grewenow
• Kevin Aronin, Special Education Teacher, Harborside
• Rita Allen, School Counselor, Harborside
• Allyson Lauer, ESL Teacher, Harvey
• Dawn Clayton, Special Education Teacher, Hillcrest
• Sarah Antczak, Spanish Teacher, Indian Trail
• Patrick Connors, Physics Teacher, Indian Trail
• Michelle Zazula, ESL Teacher, Indian Trail
• Anita Galusha, 2nd Grade Teacher, Jeffery
• Nayda Meulbroek, Bilingual Kindergarten Teacher, KSOL
• Lisa Dittlof, Music Teacher, LakeView K-8 Academy
• Megan Panasewicz, 1st Grade Teacher, LakeView K-8 Academy
• Kathryn Milschewski, English Teacher, LakeView Technology Academy
• Jessica Freng, Math Intervention Specialist, Lance
• Demere Kentcy, Educational Support Professional, Lance
• Kassendra Talley, English Teacher, Lance
• Chad Dahlk (Administrator of the Year), Middle School Principal, Lance
• Heather Gaddy, Special Education Teacher, Mahone
• Lorena Rasmussen, English Teacher, Mahone
• Stacey Zwirlein, Band Teacher, Mahone
• Louisa Rizzo, 1st Grade Teacher, Nash
• Brian Zielsdorf, 5th Grade Teacher, Pleasant Prairie
• Andrew Werkema, Kindergarten Teacher, Prairie Lane
• Alicia Chapa, Administrative Specialist, Reuther
• Dawn Propsom, 4th Grade Teacher, Roosevelt
• Amanda Spaulding, Dean, Ruth Harman Academy
• Kimberley Parker, 3rd Grade Teacher, Somers
• Raquel Flesch, 2nd Grade Teacher, Southport
• Dorothy Maccanelli, Math Teacher, Tremper
• Charley Tocci, English Teacher, Tremper
• Charlene Smith, Technology Education Teacher, Tremper
• Kimberly D’Angelo, Special Education Teacher, Washington
• Todd DeBoer, Orchestra Teacher, Washington
• Andrew Papadolias, ESL Teacher, Washington
• Joan Oehlberg, Intervention Specialist, Whittier

Please join us in thanking our Friends in Education for the positive impact they make across our school community every day!

• 1HOPE
• Beverly 鈥淏unny鈥� Stoops
• Joy Falcon
• Mary Kueppers
• Melanie Mikula
• Michael Redding
• Mike Middleton
• Samantha Jacquest-Zura, Blue House Books
• St. Peter鈥檚 Church & Knights of Columbus

How to Register

Follow the steps outlined at KUSD Registration to register new and returning students.

What You鈥檒l Need to Register

Before you begin, please gather the following items. Having these ready will make registration quick and stress鈥慺ree.

• A valid email address
• Emergency contact information
• Your child鈥檚 birth certificate or passport
• Immunization records
• Parent/guardian photo ID
• Proof of residency documents (see details below)
• Health information (allergies, medications, medical conditions)
• Payment method for school fees (after registration)

Submitting Documents

Bring your documents to any KUSD school office, regardless of which school your child will attend.

School staff will review your information and let you know if anything else is needed.

Fees and Additional Information

School fees can be paid online through the after Aug. 10, 2026.

If your family qualifies, you may apply for Free or Reduced Lunch, which may reduce or waive some fees.

Need Help?

We鈥檙e here to support you every step of the way. If you have questions about registration requirements or need help with login credentials, please reach out:

Helpdesk Support

School Offices
262鈥�359鈥�7700

Registration and Bilingual Support 鈥� Marbella Hernandez

262鈥�359鈥�6303
mchernan@kusd.edu

Molly has been a fantastic addition to the leadership team, consistently supporting both staff and students. She leads with care and intention, helping create a positive, supportive environment where the entire school community can thrive.

Each day, Molly shows up, giving her all to make a meaningful difference through her dedication and commitment to those she serves.

Thank you, Molly, for the leadership, heart and positivity you bring to KUSD every day!

Ms. Sepanski goes above and beyond for her students, building strong relationships and a classroom environment where students feel seen, heard and supported. She regularly attends after-school activities, sports events and celebrations to connect with students beyond the classroom and celebrate their successes.

Her engaging lessons challenge students to think critically and collaborate actively, while also elevating student voice and choice every day. Beyond her classroom impact, she serves as the English Department Chair, advises both the Poetry Club and the Gender & Sexuality Alliance Club, and supports the Academic Decathlon, all while serving on the district’s Guiding Coalition Committee.

Through every role she takes on, Ms. Sepanski continues to lead with dedication, passion and care for her students and school community.

Thank you, Ms. Sepanski, for everything you do to make KUSD a phenomenal place to learn and grow!

Students entering grades 11鈥�12

Individuals within 2 years of high school graduation

In-Person Auditions:
May 18
4 p.m.
Indian Trail High School, 6800 60th St., Choir Room
Reserve your time using this

Virtual Auditions (for students who are out of town):
Open through May 18
Send a video link or shared video to ksinger@teachers.kusd.edu or nciceral@teachers.kusd.edu by May 18 鈥� no exceptions!

Audition Requirements:
Complete the audition
Prepare a 1-minute musical theatre song and a 1-minute monologue

Rehearsal Schedule:
Tremper High School
June 15 through July 22, 2026
Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (with the possibility of select Fridays)

Show Schedule:
Tremper High School, Studio
July 23, 24, 25 at 7 p.m.
July 25 at 2 p.m.

Sarah works tirelessly to support both staff and students, serving as a constant presence in the building and is always ready to collaborate and jump in wherever she鈥檚 needed. From organizing testing and assessments with precision to ensuring staff have the tools and support they need to succeed, Sarah keeps everything running smoothly and efficiently.

She also goes beyond the school day, attending after-school events to cheer on students and stay connected with families. Known for her follow-through and thoughtful leadership, Sarah ensures ideas turn into action and that every staff member feels heard, valued and supported.

Thank you, Sarah, for the dedication, organization and heart you bring to Curtis Strange every day!

爱奇艺资源站 Unified will again be hosting the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), which offers nutritious meals to children in our community during the summer.

The SFSP, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and administered by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, provides nutritious meals to children during the summer when free and reduced-price school meals are typically unavailable. Free meals will be made available to children 18 years of age and under. Persons over 18 years of age who are determined by a state or local public educational agency to be mentally or physically disabled, and who also participate in a public or private non-profit school program during the regular school year, may also receive free meals.

The following locations will be serving free meals this summer:

Brass Elementary

• Dates:聽 6/16 – 7/23
• Breakfast:聽 7:45 – 8:15 a.m.
• Lunch:聽 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Grant Elementary

• Dates:聽 6/16 – 7/23
• Breakfast:聽 7:45 – 8:15 a.m.
• Lunch:聽 None

Bullen Middle

• Dates:聽 6/16 – 7/23
• Breakfast:聽 7:45 – 8:15 a.m.
• Lunch:聽 None

Washington Middle

• Dates:聽 6/16 – 7/23
• Breakfast:聽 7:45 – 8:15 a.m.
• Lunch:聽 None

*Please note: Meals will not be served on Fridays

All Meals MUST be consumed on site.

Meals are provided to eligible children regardless of race, color, national origin, age, gender or disability and there will be no discrimination in the course of meal service.

鈥淭his program fills a void created when school lunches are not available,鈥� said Emily Riedler. 鈥淗elping parents meet the nutritional needs of their children is the strength of this program.鈥�

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.