Lakeland UHS School District

Situated in the remote rural landscape of Minocqua, Wisconsin, Lakeland UHS School District operates as an active, non-charter public school system located at 9573 State Hwy 70. Serving secondary students exclusively across grades 9 through 12, the district manages two operational school facilities dedicated to preparing young adults for post-secondary education, technical careers, and civic leadership. Its unique location in northern Wisconsin positions it as a vital educational center for the surrounding region, offering a targeted upper-level curriculum tailored specifically to the academic, social, and developmental needs of high school students.

According to federal education data for the 2024–2025 school year, the district educates a student body of 717 high schoolers, comprising 172 freshmen, 182 sophomores, 157 juniors, and 206 seniors. The student population reflects a vibrant community demographic, notably including 426 White students, 189 American Indian students, 44 Hispanic students, and 47 students of two or more races, alongside Asian, Black, and Pacific Islander peers. To foster academic growth and comprehensive student care, Lakeland UHS maintains a strong workforce consisting of approximately 106 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, 15.5 FTE instructional aides, and over 120 FTE support staff members. This dedicated team of nearly 242 FTE professionals ensures that students benefit from robust instructional oversight and holistic support throughout their high school careers.