Building a World of Opportunities for All to Thrive
High Student Achievement
60%OF GRADUATES ENTERING 2-4 YEAR COLLEGE*Post secondary plans for 2023 graduates
Fiscal Responsibility
$14,673COST SAVINGS FROM OUR SOLAR PANELS ALONE!
Thriving Workforce
97%Staff Retention rate
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL
1stPublic Charter School in Kewaunee & Door CountyAlgoma Venture Academy
Community & World Connections
1 of 44US Culture of Health Communitiesas named by the RWJFLearn More »
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$57,083AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS*98% Class of 2023 graduation rate
Globally recognized for our 'Live Algoma' Model*a school to community approach to improving the lives of ALL
highest performing high school in Kewaunee county*according to the 2021 U.S. News & World Report
maintained or showed growth for both in-person and virtual learning options*offered in 2020-2021 to AES Students
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Algoma District Highlights!
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AbiliTees Project
Students learn the process of screen printing and more – including packaging, laminating, distribution, and filling office orders.
Engaging the students in this way gives purpose, builds self confidence, and improves social skills – providing them the opportunity to succeed in our community.
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N.O.W. (Nourishing Our Wolves)
Students develop connections & understanding while growing produce for our school & community.
The Flex Farm Hydroponics Unit provides fresh, leafy greens. and herbs for use on our salad bar and in our foods classes.
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Algoma Wolf Tech
Over the past ten years, we have embraced CNC machining, advanced manufacturing, welding, fabrication, value-added woodworking, custom design/building, and flexographic printing. Click Learn More for more about ways we provide real, meaningful opportunities for our students.
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Algoma School District’s Solar Farm
Built to reduce the school’s carbon footprint while saving the district money, the solar farm project took 2 years to complete from design to finished product – it came online at 1AM on September 30, 2020.
Ms Ballone's 7th grade FCS classes are designing their very own food truck. To get some inspiration the students got a tour of STEEL BELLY BBQ. The owners, Russ and Kim Nockerts showed them the ins and outs of running a food truck. They also got to see what it is like to be a pitmaster, to take the order, to assemble the plate of food! Russ and Kim did a fantastic job!
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The 7th and 8th grade students had a great time at their neon dance on Friday. This dance was made possible because of wonderful parent support. (Photo Credit Tammy Lohrey)
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Mr. Van Lanen and Mr. Robertson would like to thank you all for the love shown during Teacher Appreciation Week and remind you that "twinning is winning!" Have a great weekend.
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We’re celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week in the Algoma School District
We wish to express our gratitude for the incredible people who have dedicated their lives to preparing the next generation for the challenges and opportunities of the future.
In these final weeks of the school year, we invite families, students, and communities to take some time to reflect on everything our teachers have done and continue to do to support our students.
Join us in thanking our teachers for all they do!
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#BrightSpot: (noun);
a success story, a positive strategy, a strong asset or resource that derives from our school district community and works towards building a world of opportunities so ALL can thrive
Culture of Health
In 2017, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation awarded Algoma with their prestigious Culture of Health Award.
2020 All-America City
The All-America City Award recognizes communities that leverage civic engagement, collaboration, inclusiveness, and innovation to successfully address local issues.
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