Seymour Community School District

Situated at 10 Circle Drive in Seymour, Wisconsin, the Seymour Community School District is an active, traditional public school system serving families across a distant rural setting within the greater Appleton metropolitan region. Operating four public school facilities, the district offers a continuous, comprehensive educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. As an independent public school system rather than a charter organization or supervisory union component, the district provides a stable, community-centered learning environment designed to support early childhood development, core primary education, and robust secondary preparation.

According to federal educational records for the 2024–2025 school year, the district educates a total of 1,772 enrolled students, comprising 837 female and 935 male learners. The student body reflects the distinct cultural fabric of the region, featuring a notably strong Native American student representation (149 students) alongside multiracial (129 students), Hispanic (123 students), White (1,343 students), Asian, Black, and Pacific Islander learners. To guide this diverse community, the district maintains a substantial professional workforce totaling over 552 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This dedicated team includes approximately 275 FTE certified teachers, 25 FTE instructional aides, and 252 FTE support staff, ensuring low student-to-teacher ratios and extensive operational support across all four district campuses.