Tigerton School District

Located at 213 Spaulding Street in Tigerton, Wisconsin, the Tigerton School District serves as an active, traditional public school system dedicated to providing a cohesive learning path from prekindergarten through 12th grade. Set within a distant rural landscape in the Shawano area, the open district operates two public schools that foster a close-knit, supportive educational environment. Serving local families across the full spectrum of primary and secondary education, the district operates independently as a non-charter entity, offering community-centered academic programs within a accessible, small-town setting.

The district enrolls a total of 251 students, comprising 132 young men and 119 young women, featuring a student body that includes 214 White, 20 multiracial, nine American Indian, four Black, and four Hispanic learners. Tigerton backs its academic mission with a substantial staffing commitment, employing approximately 45 full-time equivalent teachers, four instructional aides, and nearly 55 support personnel, bringing the total staff capacity to nearly 104 full-time equivalent positions. This exceptionally favorable staff-to-student balance allows educators to deliver individualized attention, low teacher-to-student ratios, and dedicated supportive resources to learners at every stage of their academic journey.