CHOICEANDCHARTERSCHOOLS

3600 52ND ST., KENOSHA, WI 53144 • P: 262.359.6300 • F: 262.359.7672

KENOSHASCHOOLS KUSDKENOSHASCHOOLS KUSD.EDUCHANNEL 20KENOSHASCHOOLS

WHAT IS A SCHOOL OF CHOICE?Each student residing in the Kenosha Unified School District is assigned to a school based on the boundary in which they live. However, every student has the option to attend other schools by choice.

Choice and charter schools offer the same core subjects and have the same graduation requirements as the rest of the schools in the district. However, their delivery technique and electives may vary depending on each school’s instructional focus and emphasis.

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CHOICE AND A CHARTER SCHOOL?

Choice schools are schools other than a student’s assigned boundary school that accept students based on an application process.

Charter schools are schools other than a student’s assigned boundary school that accept students based on a lottery system.

All of Kenosha Unified’s schools provide excellent, challenging learning opportunities and experiences that prepare each student for success. No matter what your child’s interests are, Kenosha Unified has the right school to help them achieve their goals and future aspirations.

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS The dual language program is a unique language acquisition program that aligns with Kenosha Unified’s curriculum and addresses all state standards but uses two languages to address literacy in all content areas. The program allows English-speaking students learn Spanish and Spanish-speaking students to learn English by grouping them together for core academic instruction all day. The program model develops language acquisition through a specific distribution of language.

2600 50TH ST., KENOSHA, WI 53140 • 262-359-2300KUSD.EDU/EBSOLADL

PRINCIPAL: BARBARA SANCHEZ

EBSOLA DUAL LANGUAGE

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 348• Application process• Sibling waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES K-5)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS Reuther High School’s blended learning approach features small class sizes, which allows teachers to provide academic support and build strong connections. Blended learning students accelerate credit and develop academic and collaborative skills to prepare for today’s colleges, technical schools and the workplace. Through block scheduling, Reuther provides opportunities in the arts and life skills as well as access to college courses that create a personalized learning experience for each student.

913 57TH ST., KENOSHA, WI 53140 • 262-359-6160KUSD.EDU/REUTHER • PRINCIPAL: MARIA KOTZ

REUTHER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 425 students• Application/meeting process• Offers credit recovery for 10th- and 12th-grade students

(GRADES 9-12)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS Kenosha eSchool is a virtual charter school that offers students in grades K-12 a unique opportunity to take courses online. The secondary program utilizes nationally recognized curriculum from Florida Virtual Schools, Fuel Ed, Middlebury and eDynamic Learning. All high school credits are transferable to any district high school, and credits earned are applied toward graduation requirements. Coursework is accessible anytime online while a student is enrolled. This allows students to work on courses at their own convenience.

1808 41ST PLACE, KENOSHA, WI 53140 • 262-359-7715KUSD.EDU/ESCHOOL • PRINCIPAL: ANTHONY CASPER

KENOSHA eSCHOOL

GENERAL INFORMATION• Application process• Waitlist maintained for all grade level, full-time applicants

(GRADES K-12)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS Harborside uses the EL Education model. EL or expeditionary learning schools combine rigorous academic content and real-world projects with active learning and community service. Building the student’s character is an important part of the curriculum, which is why students earn a character grade along with an academic grade.

913 57TH ST., KENOSHA, WI 53140 • 262-359-8400KUSD.EDU/HARBORSIDE • PRINCIPAL: WILLIAM HAITHCOCK

HARBORSIDE ACADEMY

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 610 students• Lottery system• Waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES 6-12)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS LakeView prepares students for careers in engineering, advanced manufacturing technology systems, information technology systems and biomedical sciences. Students earn university transcript credits toward a Bachelor of Engineering degree and/or up to 38 transcript credits toward an associate’s degree.

9449 88TH AVE., PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI 53158 • 262-359-8155 KUSD.EDU/LAKEVIEW• PRINCIPAL: DR. BETHANY ORMSETH

GENERAL INFORMATION• Capacity is 365 students• Application and records review• Waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES 9-12)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS The academy programs offer an innovative approach to secondary education with four career-focused areas of study: medical sciences, communications, business or military. Academy students experience an engaging, multidisciplinary approach to learning. Each academy is organized into grade-level teams, creating a unique, “small school” learning community at each level.

6800 60TH ST., KENOSHA, WI 53144 • 262-359-8700KUSD.EDU/INDIANTRAIL • PRINCIPAL: SCOTT KENNOW

INDIAN TRAIL HIGH SCHOOL AND ACADEMY

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 800 students• Lottery system

(GRADES 9-12)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS KTEC offers students a balanced education that is literacy focused and includes music, physical education, art and Spanish. KTEC uses unique programs, such as Project Lead the Way and LEGO Robotics, to meet Common Core state standards and Next Generation Science Standards. The use of technology gets students out of their seats and puts materials in their hands, allowing them to take ownership in learning and making them active learners rather than passive.

WEST - 5710 32ND AVE., KENOSHA, WI 53144 • 262-359-7100EAST - 6811 18TH AVE.., KENOSHA, WI 53143 • 262-359-3800

KUSD.EDU • PRINCIPAL: DR. ANGELA ANDERSSON

KENOSHA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED CURRICULUM

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 1,232 students between two campuses• Lottery system• Waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES 4K-8)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS The Brompton School is a project-based focused elementary school. The curriculum program combines rigorous academic, technology, real-world projects, character education and citizenship. Strong parental involvement, local community and higher education institution representation on the Brompton School Governance Board ensures a unique education experience for our students.

8518 22ND AVE., KENOSHA, WI 53143 • 262-359-2191KUSD.EDU/BROMPTON • PRINCIPAL: SUZANNE LOEWEN

THE BROMPTON SCHOOL

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 216 students• Lottery system• Sibling waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES K-8)

INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS Dimensions of Learning Academy’s instructional focus uses research-based strategies for developing thinking and learning. In practical classroom application, this improves teaching and learning in any content area. Instruction includes the nurturing of positive attitudes and perceptions as well as explicit teaching of complex reasoning skills. Dimensions of Learning Academy’s focus on coaching “habits of mind” also develops lifelong learners and success.

6218 25TH AVE., KENOSHA, WI 53143 • 262-359-6849 DOL.KUSD.EDU/DIMENSIONS • PRINCIPAL: DIANA PEARSON

DIMENSIONS OF LEARNING ACADEMY

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment capacity is 225 students• Lottery system• Waitlist maintained for all grade levels

(GRADES K-8)

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LAKEVIEW TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY(GRADES 9-12)