Wilmot UHS School District

Located at 11112 308th Ave in Wilmot, Wisconsin, the Wilmot UHS School District is an active, traditional public school system serving the secondary education needs of the greater Kenosha suburban region. Set within a large suburban environment, this specialized single-school district operates independently outside of a supervisory union or charter system to deliver focused academic instruction for students in ninth through twelfth grades. For the 2024–2025 school year, the district serves a total student body of 840 scholars—comprising 425 male and 415 female students—balanced across 176 freshmen, 232 sophomores, 232 juniors, and 200 seniors preparing for higher education and future careers.

To support its student body, the district maintains a robust organizational framework backed by more than 232 full-time equivalent staff members. Instructional quality is driven by approximately 104 full-time equivalent teachers, bolstered by 16 instructional aides and more than 112 dedicated support staff, ensuring a favorable student-to-educator environment and extensive operational support. The student population reflects the evolving demographics of the surrounding community, including 713 White, 89 Hispanic, 31 multiracial, and several Asian, Black, and Native American students. Through its dedicated high school curriculum and comprehensive staffing model, the Wilmot UHS School District continues to serve as a pivotal educational center for local families and researchers evaluating suburban school performance in southeastern Wisconsin.