Menominee Tribal School

Located at W 6817 Church Street in Neopit, Wisconsin, the Menominee Tribal School operates as a fully active, standalone public school district serving a rural remote community within the broader Shawano region. Dedicated to early childhood and middle-level education, the district operates a single school facility offering instruction from Kindergarten through 8th grade. Through its official web portal (mts.menominee-nsn.gov), the district provides families and researchers with transparent access to campus updates and educational initiatives, anchoring its learning environment in strong community ties and local tradition.

The district fosters a close-knit educational setting, currently serving a total student body of 129 children—comprising 63 female and 66 male students, all of American Indian background. To support its K–8 enrollment, the district maintains a remarkably robust professional context, employing 88 full-time equivalent staff members. This team includes 32 full-time equivalent teachers alongside 55 support staff and instructional aides, resulting in an exceptionally favorable student-to-teacher ratio of roughly four to one. This high level of individual staffing enables tailored academic instruction, strong support services, and a focused environment designed to help every student thrive.