Florence County School District

Located at 425 Olive Ave in Florence, Wisconsin, the Florence County School District is an open, traditional public school district serving its community within a distant rural setting in the Iron Mountain area. Overseeing three operational schools, the district provides a continuous educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Operating independently of supervisory unions and charter systems, the district offers full primary and secondary public education tailored to its regional context. Families and researchers seeking additional information can reach the district offices directly at (715) 528-3215 or visit its official website at www.myflorence.org.

The district serves a total enrollment of 369 students, comprising 186 female and 183 male learners across its grade levels. The student body reflects a diverse local demographic, including 337 White, 12 Hispanic, 8 American Indian, 6 students of two or more races, 4 Black, and 2 Pacific Islander students. Enrollment extends from early childhood education—with 18 pre-kindergarten and 25 kindergarten students—through upper grades, including 39 ninth-graders and 24 graduating seniors. To support academic programming and district operations, Florence County School District maintains a workforce of 138.74 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members, driven by 75.5 FTE teachers and 63.24 FTE support staff personnel.