Horicon School District

Located at 841 Gray Street in Horicon, Wisconsin, the Horicon School District is an active, traditional public school system serving a rural distant community within the broader Beaver Dam metropolitan area. Operating three public schools, this non-charter district delivers a continuous educational path from prekindergarten all the way through twelfth grade. During the 2024–2025 school year, the district enrolled a total of 772 students, consisting of 380 female and 392 male pupils. The student body is racially diverse, comprising 607 White students, 89 Hispanic students, 47 students identifying with two or more races, 22 Black students, 5 American Indian students, and 2 Asian students.

The district maintains a balanced grade distribution to support learners at every stage of development, ranging from early learning cohorts—including 50 prekindergarten and 37 kindergarten students—to senior high school classes, featuring 66 students in both eleventh and twelfth grades. To ensure quality instruction and comprehensive student care, the district employs a full-time equivalent (FTE) staff of nearly 226.78 personnel. This workforce includes approximately 114.94 FTE teachers, 9.15 FTE instructional aides, and 102.69 FTE support staff members dedicated to academic and operational success. Families, researchers, and community members can explore further district initiatives online at http://www.horicon.k12.wi.us or reach the district administration by phone at (920) 485-2898.