Menominee Indian School District

Located at N429 STH 47-55 in Keshena, Wisconsin, the Menominee Indian School District serves as a vital educational anchor for its rural, distant community. Operating four active public schools, the district provides a continuous academic journey spanning from prekindergarten through the twelfth grade. With a total enrollment of 994 students, the district embraces a rich cultural identity, serving a student body predominantly composed of American Indian learners (872 students) alongside vibrant Hispanic, multiracial, and Pacific Islander student populations.

Behind this learning environment is a strong commitment to academic instruction and holistic support, powered by a total workforce of over 419 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team features approximately 190 full-time equivalent teachers and a robust support network of more than 224 full-time equivalent professionals, helping to foster an attentive, well-resourced setting tailored to every child from early childhood to high school graduation. For families, students, and researchers evaluating community-centered public education, the district combines small-town community ties with comprehensive district-wide resources, reachable online or via their main administrative office at (715) 799-3824.