Baldwin-Woodville Area School District

The Baldwin-Woodville Area School District, headquartered at 550 US Highway 12 in Baldwin, Wisconsin, is an active, traditional public school system dedicated to providing continuous educational opportunities from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Operating three school campuses, the non-charter district serves as an educational anchor for its community. Geographically classified as a rural distant district, it combines the benefits of a close-knit rural community with geographic proximity to the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington metropolitan area, offering families a supportive environment backed by accessible district leadership and comprehensive educational programs.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, Baldwin-Woodville serves a student body of 1,678 learners, including 860 female and 818 male students. The student population represents a diverse mix of backgrounds, including 1,492 White, 103 Hispanic, 51 multiracial, 17 Asian, 11 Black, and 4 American Indian students across all primary and secondary grade levels. To foster academic growth and student well-being, the district relies on a substantial workforce totaling approximately 437 full-time equivalent staff members. This team includes more than 218 full-time equivalent teachers, 25 instructional aides, and over 193 support staff members, ensuring strong classroom instruction, tailored academic assistance, and essential operational support throughout the district.