Pittsville School District

Located at 5459 Elementary Ave in Pittsville, Wisconsin, the Pittsville School District is a fully operational, traditional public school system dedicated to serving families across central Wisconsin. Situated within a rural remote setting in the broader Wisconsin Rapids-Marshfield metropolitan area, the district operates two public schools that provide a continuous, comprehensive learning pathway from prekindergarten through 12th grade. The district currently serves a student body of 541 learners, comprising 299 male and 242 female students. Reflecting the local demographic context, the student body is predominantly White (499 students), alongside Hispanic (28 students), multiracial (11 students), and American Indian (3 students) learners, fostering a tight-knit community atmosphere across all grade levels.

To support its academic programs and student well-being, the Pittsville School District maintains a strong staffing model featuring approximately 94.4 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, over 7 FTE instructional aides, and nearly 97 FTE support staff members, bringing total district personnel to nearly 199 FTEs. This generous staffing capacity allows for supportive, individualized instruction across grade cohorts that range from 26 students in 1st grade to 49 in the graduating senior class. For parents, prospective students, and educational researchers evaluating rural public education, Pittsville offers a well-resourced learning environment focused on academic growth and community connection, accessible online at pittsville.k12.wi.us or by contacting the district directly.