Mayville School District

Located at 259 Oak Street in Mayville, Wisconsin, the Mayville School District is an active, traditional public school district serving families across a distant town setting in the Beaver Dam region. Operating three dedicated school facilities, the district provides a comprehensive educational pathway spanning pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. Its student body of 944 learners reflects a balanced gender distribution of 476 male and 468 female students. The student population is predominantly composed of 776 White and 103 Hispanic students, alongside vibrant representation from multiracial (36), Black (12), Asian (10), and American Indian (7) students, creating a welcoming educational environment tailored to local community needs.

To ensure small class sizes and personalized instruction across all grade levels, Mayville School District maintains a strong professional staffing structure. The district employs a total staff footprint of approximately 272 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, anchored by nearly 141 FTE certified teachers. This instructional core is further reinforced by 18 FTE instructional aides and 113 FTE support staff members who oversee district operations, student services, and facility management. For parents, students, and educational researchers alike, the Mayville School District represents a supportive PK–12 public system committed to academic development, student well-being, and community partnership.