Paris J1 School District

Located at 1901 176th Ave in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Paris J1 School District is an active, traditional public school district serving families in a scenic rural fringe community within the Kenosha metropolitan area. Operating as an independent, single-school district outside of a supervisory union or charter system, Paris J1 provides a tailored academic pathway spanning from prekindergarten through the eighth grade. This centralized structure allows the district to offer a cohesive, community-centered educational environment designed specifically for early childhood and middle-level learners. Families and researchers seeking additional information can access district resources through their official website or contact administrative staff directly at (262) 859-2350.

The district maintains a close-knit school environment with a total enrollment of 251 students distributed across its kindergarten through eighth-grade grade levels. The student body is composed of 133 male and 118 female students, representing a diverse mix of backgrounds including White, Hispanic, multiracial, Asian, and Black students. Educational delivery and student services are supported by a strong staffing context totaling approximately 64.6 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes 32.2 FTE classroom teachers, 6.4 FTE instructional aides, and 26.02 FTE support staff personnel, reflecting a robust commitment to individual student support and low student-to-educator ratios.