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PHS INSIGHT'S WORLD TRANSLATIONS Course Details i Teacher Bio Students will have the opportunity to experience the world of translation and world languages, working with local and international businesses in a blended setting. Projects may include human resources materials, instruction manuals, personal documents, and/or medical translations. Students will be matched with a professional mentor. This class is taught on the Pewaukee School District Campus, but may require trips to local businesses. Professional attire is required when interacting with mentors and business partners.

HIGH SCHOOL PEWAUKEE INSIGHT PROGRAM YEAR AT A GLANCE STAFF DIRECTORY LUNCH MENU STUDENT SERVICES ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES 510 Lake St. 262.695.5013 PHS YES! Calendar PHS CALENDAR AT A Glance VIEW FULL CALENDAR DISTRICT NEWS IMPORTANT DOCS PHS Handbook School Hours Required Resource Attendance PHS Event Calendar Transportation PDF District Calendar Free & Reduced Lunch Forms New Student Enrollment QUICK LINKS Family Access Canvas Login Lunch Menu Athletics / Activities District Map Open Enrollment VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR

MIDDLE SCHOOL ASA CLARK MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS ACMS CALENDAR STAFF DIRECTORY LUNCH MENU SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES 472 Lake St. 262.695.5024 HOME OF THE PIRATES! Calendar ACMS CALENDAR AT A Glance VIEW FULL CALENDAR DISTRICT NEWS IMPORTANT DOCS ACMS Handbook School Hours Enrollment Forms Transportation PDF District Calendar Free & Reduced Lunch Forms QUICK LINKS Family Access Canvas Login Lunch Menu Athletics / Activities District Map Open Enrollment VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR

PROJECTS IN MOTION On April 2nd, 2024, the Pewaukee community voted to pass a $28.5 million referendum which will primarily impact Pewaukee High School. Here, we will post continuous updates regarding design decisions, construction updates, and a behind the scenes look at the new future facilities. LEARN ABOUT THE PROJECT DESIGN SKETCH: Document Document Document PROJECT TIMELINE UPDATES Referendum Project THE PROJECT: ONE TWO THREE MAINTENANCE CTE AND ART FITNESS Projects would include A roof replacement at Pewaukee Lake (life cycle ends 2024-25) and B Horizon Elementary (life cycle ends 2025-26). HVAC C would also need to be replaced at portions of Pewaukee High School as they are original to the building. Finally, by installing D solar panels, the district will be able ot reduce the future energy costs for building operations. Flooring will be replaced at Horizon Elementary as well. Additions and renovations would occur at Pewaukee High School (PHS) to update Career and Technical Education and Art learning spaces which have not been largely touched since PHS’s construction in 1968. This would include a STEAM Innovation Hub, metals, woods, art, graphic design, engineering, fashion, and culinary. Physical Education and fitness spaces would need to be relocated A to allow for the renovation of the Career and Technical Education and Art facilities. This includes shifting the current weight room, boys locker room, storage, and classroom/office spaces south. Parking would also then need to shift south, pushing the practice field to the east. B CONSTRUCTION RENDERINGS: Referendum Timeline THE TIMELINE: FALL 2024 Site work & relocation of Lot 5 SPRING 2025 Start of construction SUMMER 2026 Completion of overall project FALL 2025 Completion of Fitness portion of project The Pewaukee School District is dedicated to responsibly managing its facilities and resources to provide students with dynamic learning experiences that prepare them for future success. Before the approval and construction on our current project, the district has undertaken a strategic process for facility planning and improvement, as outlined in the following highlights: December 12, 2022: Presentation of the Long-Range Facility Plan to the Board of Education. April 17 and May 15, 2023: Community events focused on facility and strategic planning. August 21, 2023: Engagement of Eppstein Uhen Architects and CG Schmidt for the Facility Master Plan process. October 10, 2023: Launch of a community survey regarding the facilities plan. January 15, 2024: Approval of the referendum question for the ballot by the Board of Education. April 2, 2024: Pewaukee community votes to pass the facility referendum. This timeline reflects the district's commitment to ensuring that its facilities meet the needs of both current and future students while upholding its mission to "Open the Door to Each Child’s Future." CONSTRUCTION UPDATES: FALL '24 NOV. 11, 2024 Site Work Begins Ground Breaking Ceremony DEC. 5, 2024 DEC. 5, 2024 DEC. 5, 2024 New Parking Lot Finished SPRING BREAK '25 Begin Demo and Footings for Athletics APRIL '25 Precast Panels Installed / Demo of CTE MAY '25 CTE Precast Footings Installed JUNE '25 CTE Precast Walls Installed JULY '25 Flooring Install - Athletics/Fitness AUGUST '25 Opening of Athletic/Fitness Wing SEPT '25 OCT. '25 NOV. '25 December 15th 2025 CTE Walls/Windows Installed CTE Cabinetry/Flooring/Electrical Finishing Up STEAM/CTE Wing Targeted Date to Move to New STEAM Classrooms JAN. '26 FEB. '26 APRIL 2026 Graphic Arts Classroom Revamp Decals, Murals, Graphics Installed Tentative - Grand Opening Event Check back for continuous updates here.

PHS INSIGHT'S TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT INTERNSHIP Course Details i Teacher Bio The Tech Support Internship is a student-run IT help desk that prepares students to provide first-line technical support to students, support staff, and teachers. Students are trained to listen, observe and assess general end-user issues. This hands-on environment gives students the opportunity to learn how to troubleshoot hardware, software, and network problems, as well as process service tickets and inventory stock. Students will also earn a professional industry certification. Certification options may include CompTIA IT Fundamentals, Microsoft Office Specialist, Google GSuite, or Adobe Photoshop. Each student will be matched with a professional mentor. A summer boot camp is a course requirement. This course may be repeated.

DISTRICT NEWS VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO Sarah Viera Named Assistant Superintendent of Business Services/CFO at Pewaukee School District With extensive experience in school finance and operations, Viera steps into a key leadership role supporting the district’s continued success. Pewaukee, WI – The Pewaukee School District is pleased to announce Sarah Viera as its next Assistant Superintendent of Business Services/CFO. Viera fills the role as John Gahan retires after 18 years of dedicated service to the district. S Miranda Kozlik Apr 15 WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO March 30, 2026 For immediate release Paul Behrens Assumes Role of Chief Information & Technology Officer at Pewaukee School District With more than 20 years of experience in technology leadership, Behrens steps into a newly created role supporting the district’s evolving needs. Pewaukee, WI – The Pewaukee School District is pleased to announce Paul Behrens as its new Chief Information & Technology Officer. This newly created position is part of a District Office reconfigurat Miranda Kozlik Mar 30 SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR March 6, 2026 For immediate release Katie Spadoni Named Director of Learning and Academic Coaching After eight years of principalship at Asa Clark Middle School (six as Associate Principal and two as Principal), Spadoni transitions to District Office as the new Director of Learning and Academic Coaching. Pewaukee, WI - The Pewaukee School District is pleased to announce Katie Spadoni as the new Director of Learning and Academic Coaching. Succeeding Robin Wilson, due to her we Miranda Kozlik Mar 6 4K / 5K ENROLLMENT - NOW OPEN It’s time to start looking ahead to the next school year! Pewaukee Lake Elementary will be sending out enrollment packets for the 2026-27 school year starting in February. Your child is eligible to attend either the 4K or 5K program if he/she turns 4 or 5 on or before September 1, 2026. Please email or call the school office with your child’s name, birthdate, and mailing address if you would like an enrollment packet. You may reach the PLE office at beaujul@pewaukeeschool Miranda Kozlik Jan 16 PERSPECTIVE - WINTER EDITION Read here. Miranda Kozlik Jan 15 STATE REPORT CARD The Pewaukee School District is proud to, once again, announce its "Significantly Exceeds Expectations" ranking in the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) State Report Card. This five star rating is the highest possible on the state report card and represents our continued, strong increases in achievement across all four of our schools. "These results highlight the commitment to excellence demonstrated across all Pewaukee schools," shares Anthony Pizzo, Assistant Miranda Kozlik Nov 13, 2025 2025-26 ANNUAL NOTICES The Pewaukee Public Schools wants you to be informed of important policies and procedures impacting student and employee safety, responsibilities, and rights. The following information has been placed on the official web site of the Pewaukee Public Schools. The information can be accessed for review at the following web address: www.pewaukeeschools.org on the main page under Announcement and also under Parents/Quick Links. Please take time to review this information and Miranda Kozlik Aug 13, 2025 2025 ANNUAL REPORT The Pewaukee School District's 2024-25 Annual Report and 2025-26 Annual Budget is now available for review HERE . Residents of the Pewaukee School District are also invited to the Pewaukee School District's Annual Meeting on Monday, August 18th, 2025 located in the Pewaukee High School Auditorium. The Budget Hearing begins at 7PM followed by the Annual Meeting at 7:30. Miranda Kozlik Aug 4, 2025 PERSPECTIVE - 2025 SUMMER EDITION Click over image below to read our newest edition - Miranda Kozlik Jul 28, 2025 PARENT LETTER - 5.28.25 GO Riteway View the letter that was sent to parents and guardians of the Pewaukee School District regarding updates on the case of former GO Riteway Bus Driver. Miranda Kozlik May 28, 2025 PARENT LETTER 5.16.25 - GO Riteway View the letter that was sent to parents and guardians of the Pewaukee School District regarding a GO Riteway Bus Driver charged of crimes. Miranda Kozlik May 16, 2025 PARENT LETTER 5.15.25 - GO Riteway View the letter that was sent to parents and guardians of the Pewaukee School District regarding a GO Riteway Bus Driver investigation below. . Mike Cady May 15, 2025 ODA STAFF FINALISTS ANNOUNCED The Pewaukee School District is incredibly excited to host its first-ever staff recognition award night. Thanks to the Pewaukee community for nearly 400 nominations, the 2025 Open Door Awards Finalists have been selected. Check out the video to see which outstanding staff members are headed to the May 14th ceremony, where the magic door (you’ll see what we mean) will reveal the winners of our inaugural awards. Congratulations to all of our finalists for helping to "Open the Miranda Kozlik Apr 17, 2025 2025 TOP WORK PLACE For the 13th time, Pewaukee School District has been named a top work place in southeastern Wisconsin by its 400+ staff members! Thank you to everyone in the district who makes Pewaukee a Top Work Place and a coveted place to teach and learn! Our staff's passion, expertise, and genuine care for our students really makes them the heart of our district! #PiratePride Miranda Kozlik Apr 17, 2025 CRITICAL INCIDENT PROTOCOLS April 11, 2025 For immediate release Pewaukee School District Provides Update Following Two Days of Precautionary Safety Measures Events occurred during the mornings of April 10th and 11th, 2025. Pewaukee, WI - Over the past two days, the Pewaukee School District implemented precautionary safety protocols in coordination with the Pewaukee Village Police Department following student-reported comments of concern. On Thursday, April 10, all PSD schools were placed in a Secure Ho Miranda Kozlik Apr 11, 2025 SS COURSE CATALOG NOW AVAILABLE 2025 Summer School Course Catalog now available HERE . Miranda Kozlik Mar 3, 2025 PERSPECTIVE - 2025 WINTER EDITION Click over image below to read our newest edition - Miranda Kozlik Feb 18, 2025 4K / 5K ENROLLMENT - NOW OPEN It’s that time again – Pewaukee Lake Elementary will be sending out enrollment packets for the 2025-26 school year starting in February. Your child is eligible to attend either the 4K or 5K program if he/she turns 4 or 5 on or before September 1, 2025. Please email or call the school office with your child’s name, birthdate, and mailing address if you would like an enrollment packet. You may reach the PLE office at beaujul@pewaukeeschools.org or by phone at 262-695-5054, Miranda Kozlik Jan 6, 2025 BUSINESS VIEW - DISTRICT HIGHLIGHT We are honored to be featured in the latest edition of Business View Magazine, where we share our story of “Preparing Future Ready Students with a Holistic Approach.” This feature highlights the innovative and comprehensive ways we prepare our students for success, ensuring they are equipped to thrive in an ever-changing world. Not only did Business View Magazine spotlight our district’s efforts, but they also selected us to represent Top School Districts of 2024! This is an Miranda Kozlik Jan 6, 2025 GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY Pewaukee, WI – The official groundbreaking ceremony for Pewaukee High School's long-awaited facilities project took place Monday, November 11th 2024, marking the beginning of a transformative expansion. A group of enthusiastic high school students helped celebrate the start of construction, which will revamp the oldest section of the school. The project is set to enhance and modernize spaces for Career and Technical Education (CTE), Art and Fashion, Culinary, Fitness, and mor Miranda Kozlik Nov 18, 2024 PHS CO-ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS August 14, 2024 For immediate release Jane Matter and Emily Hansen Transition to Co-Associate Principal Roles at Pewaukee High School After 13 years as an English teacher, 3 of which at PHS, Jane Matter transitions to Associate Principal alongside Emily Hansen who previously held the Dean of Students position at Pewaukee High School. Pewaukee, WI - The Pewaukee School District is pleased to announce Jane Matter and Emily Hansen as the new Co-Assoicate Principals at Pewaukee Miranda Kozlik Aug 14, 2024 PHS ATHLETICS - EXEMPLARY AWARD August 1, 2024 For immediate release Pewaukee Athletics Department & Jeff Behrens Honored with NIAA Quality Program Recognition at Exemplary Level As the first district in the state of Wisconsin to do so, Pewaukee Athletics Department and Athletic Director Jeff Behrens receive the historic achievement by earning the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Quality Program Recognition at the Exemplary Level Pewaukee, WI - The Pewaukee High School Athletics Miranda Kozlik Aug 6, 2024 READ OUR SUMMER PERSPECTIVE Read HERE Miranda Kozlik Aug 6, 2024 MEET OUR NEW HORIZON PRINCIPALS Read Perspective Article HERE Miranda Kozlik Aug 6, 2024

CONNECT finalist bios finalist bios OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP AWARD OUTSTANDING TEAMWORK AWARD BACK TO AWARDS Support OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP AWARD FINALISTS Recognition of staff and community or business partners that enhance the learning, experience, and opportunities for students. Bell Tower Team CHERI ENTERS, JEAN MILLER, BILL RHEINGANS The Pewaukee Kiwanis Club is a dedicated and generous partner to the Pewaukee School District, continuously contributing time, resources, and support to enrich the school community. Their efforts have resulted in beautiful and meaningful additions to school spaces—ensuring all students feel acknowledged and celebrated. Kiwanis works alongside students to involve them in community activities such as gardening projects at Horizon Elementary and creating artwork for events like the RiverRun and Beach Party. Their generous donations help fund scholarships and support student-focused initiatives like Friends of Fine Arts. Whether through hands-on collaboration or behind-the-scenes support, Pewaukee Kiwanis plays an important role in uplifting and empowering the district’s students. D&H INDUSTRIES Sam Gerrits Sam Gerrits, CEO of D&H Industries, is a visionary partner who exemplifies the power of school-to-workforce connections. He consistently opens the doors of his company to Pewaukee students, offering them hands-on learning opportunities that build real-world skills and inspire future career paths. Sam’s dedication to career and technical education is evident in his generous support, including a major contribution that provided Pewaukee High School with a new plasma cutter—an industry-grade tool that enhances classroom learning, supports the Robotics Club, and strengthens cross-curricular opportunities. Through his leadership, Sam demonstrates how business partnerships can elevate student experiences and prepare them for success beyond graduation. CHAMPIONS Dena Laufenberg Dena Laufenberg has shaped the Champions program into a trusted and valued partner for Pewaukee Lake Elementary and Horizon, creating experiences that go far beyond typical before- and after-school care. Her vision and dedication ensure that every activity is thoughtfully planned, engaging, and tailored to meet students’ needs, while families consistently express their appreciation for the program’s organization and quality. Dena works closely with school staff, communicating proactively and collaborating at every step to make sure students are supported, safe, and cared for throughout the day. Through her tireless commitment, attention to detail, and focus on building strong relationships, she has strengthened the connection between the schools and the community, leaving a lasting, positive impact on students and families alike. CULVER'S PARTNER Kyle Soderstrom Kyle Soderstrom, along with his family and Culver’s on Grandview, has been an outstanding partner to the Pewaukee School District, generously supporting students through time, resources, and community involvement. They provide ice cream for Back-to-School events and PTO programs, helping create a fun, welcoming environment that encourages student success. Kyle and Culver’s have also supported student wellness by donating playground equipment and contributing to scholarships, including matching funds for the PLE scholarship program. Most recently, Kyle committed to matching earnings from the Shamrock Shuffle Dance to further support PHS scholarships. His ongoing generosity and dedication have made a meaningful and lasting impact on the Pewaukee community. Kurt Spitzner Kurt Spitzner has dedicated countless hours to building and developing the PTV sports broadcast program, creating an engaging and hands-on experience for students interested in media and athletics. Through his mentorship, students actively participate in producing broadcasts that showcase school events and achievements, gaining valuable skills while contributing to the athletic department by securing sponsors and generating funding. Kurt’s guidance ensures that students not only learn technical and professional skills, but also have opportunities to celebrate their peers’ accomplishments, such as highlighting Cassie Hooyman’s final “Warriors Wear Red” event during a halftime interview. His commitment, expertise, and support have made PTV a meaningful program that empowers students while amplifying the accomplishments of the Pewaukee community. Services OUTSTANDING TEAMWORK AWARD FINALISTS Recognition of outstanding teamwork represents the ability to work collaboratively and positively to impact students, staff and the organizational culture. ACMS Counselors ALLISON PRATHER & BRIANNA REMBERT The ACMS counseling team, Allison Prather and Brianna Rembert, exemplifies seamless collaboration and a shared commitment to putting students first. They bring creativity, fresh ideas, and thoughtful perspectives to everything they do, developing initiatives such as Pirate Games, Chill Week, and supporting the Wellness Center. Their ability to work together effectively allows them to anticipate needs, implement programs, and create meaningful experiences that positively impact students’ well-being and growth. Always approachable and innovative, Allison and Brianna inspire those around them while fostering a supportive and engaging environment, making them an exceptional team within the school community. CHRISTIE JOHNSON AND LEXI HORVAT Horizon Principals Christie Johnson and Lexi Horvat, principals at Horizon, work together with seamless collaboration and a shared commitment to supporting both staff and students. They listen carefully to teachers’ requests and concerns, responding with thoughtfulness, care, and consistency, while valuing work-life balance for everyone. Their strong communication and mutual support ensure that decisions are collaborative, transparent, and well-informed. Christie and Lexi celebrate staff achievements, provide meaningful and encouraging feedback, and openly share ideas without gatekeeping information. Through their approachable, supportive, and knowledgeable leadership, they create a positive and thriving school environment that inspires both teachers and students alike. BETSY PREISS, JUSTIN FRISKE, JILL WILD, STEVE DENNEAU, BECKY VAN DERAA, JILL THOMAS, MEGAN WEIHERT, AND NIKKI MIRR PHS Special Education Team The PHS Special Education Department, led by Betsy Preiss and including Justin Friske, Jill Wild, Steve Denneau, Becky Van Deraa, Jill Thomas, Megan Weihert, and Nikki Mirr, works tirelessly to support nearly 100 students at the high school. They collaborate closely with teachers, paraprofessionals, administration, and families to ensure each student’s needs are met. Their work includes co-teaching, crisis management, scheduling, paperwork, and ongoing communication. The team shows strong collaboration and flexibility, adjusting roles and systems to support students across programs and transitions. Their professionalism, adaptability, and student-centered approach make a lasting positive impact on both students and the school community. ANGELA CASTILLO, ABBY PHILLEO, CLAIRE SALB, KERRI SIIRA PLE Nurses The PLE nursing team, Angela Castillo, Abby Philleo, Claire Salb, and Kerri Siira, has demonstrated remarkable dedication and collaboration in supporting students and staff throughout a challenging year. They navigate a wide range of student needs, including medical complexities, allergies, anxiety, and toileting concerns, always ensuring each child receives the care and attention required. The team works closely with classroom teachers, often handling difficult parent conversations and coordinating support to meet students’ needs, even when these tasks fall outside traditional health room responsibilities. Through their compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment, they create a safe, supportive, and responsive environment that strengthens the entire PLE community. LISA O'HERN, SARAH KENNEDY, BETH INGERSOLL, TYLER REED, & NICOLE HUST Summer School Team The Summer School Team, Lisa O’Hern, Sarah Kennedy, Beth Ingersoll, Tyler Reed, and Nicole Hust, brings dedication, creativity, and hard work to every aspect of the program. Lisa ensures that classes are thoughtfully staffed and engaging for all students, while Sarah develops exceptional programming for students with special needs and organizes supports that help everyone succeed. Nicole expertly manages all things Skyward, keeping the program running smoothly, and Tyler provides invaluable support in addressing student behaviors. Together, the team gives their time and energy to a program that spans the summer, approaching every challenge with a positive attitude and a shared commitment to creating meaningful, enjoyable experiences for students and families alike. BACK TO AWARDS

QUICK LINKS: District News The Pewaukee School District Marketing and Communications Department manages district-wide communication efforts, including promoting events, news, and recognitions for all four schools. It produces two community publications, The Perspective, which reaches 15,000 homes, and manages the ParentSquare application for families, staff, and students. The department also manages social media accounts (@PewaukeeSD on Facebook and Instagram) and supports student-led initiatives like The Hook and Hook Jr. publications. Additionally, the department handles video promotion, live-streamed events, and recognition videos on social media and YouTube. It oversees the district’s branding, including websites, logos, and building designs, and fosters community engagement by keeping Pewaukee residents informed through internal and external forms of communication. PERSPECTIVE Publications Media Contact COMMUNICATIONS MARKETING Photo Gallery communication HOVER TO LEARN MORE... TOOLS PARENT SQUARE ParentSquare is a unified communication platform accessible via app or website, designed to streamline all district and school messaging for Pewaukee School District families. It serves as a central hub for newsletters, emergency alerts, teacher and staff messages, and communication from club, activity, and athletic advisors or coaches. It doesn't matter which school or how many schools your student goes to within the district... you will find all of it here, in one place!ParentSquare brings all these updates together in one easy-to-manage location, making it simple for families to stay informed and connected. Learn more about ParentSquare here. SOCIAL MEDIA The Pewaukee School District maintains two official social media pages: find us on Facebook at @PewaukeeSchools and on Instagram at @PewaukeeSD. These platforms highlight the many celebrations and accomplishments happening across our four schools, showcasing the amazing things our students and staff are doing every day. Facebook is especially useful for browsing our photo galleries—perfect for sharing, printing, or framing your favorite moments! We also encourage safe, student-led social media pages that promote sports and activities at the high school level—most of which can be found on Instagram. Finally, our YouTube channel offers livestreamed athletic events, board meetings, informative content, and fun videos throughout the year, including hype reels and end-of-year celebrations. PERSPECTIVE PUBLICATION Pewaukee Schools publishes a biannual community magazine called The Perspective, delivered to over 15,000 households throughout the Pewaukee area. Each edition is filled with stories told from the perspectives of staff, students, administrators, and community members—highlighting celebrations, achievements, and important district-wide initiatives. The Fall/Winter edition arrives in mailboxes each winter, followed by the Spring/Summer edition in the summer months. To explore current and past issues, click here or scroll down below! DISTRICT NEWS The “District News” section on our website serves as a central hub for press releases, district initiatives, and archived news. You can access it from our homepage, individual school pages, or further down on this page. Here, you’ll find formal communications such as letters from administration, policy updates, new staff announcements, and more. While these updates may also be shared through other communication channels, this section is your go-to source for all official district news and announcements. The Pewaukee School District uses four primary communication channels to stay connected with our community stakeholders, including parents, students, staff, and the greater Pewaukee community. Hover over the graphic to the left to explore ParentSquare, The Perspective newsletter, our social media platforms, and District News. PARENTSQUARE ParentSquare Overview Video: PARENTSQUARE TIPS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUEStiONS perspective OUR LATEST EDITION PAST EDITIONS SOCIAL MEDIA VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR district news VIEW ALL STORIES MIRANDA KOZLIK MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER 262-695-5036 kozlmir@pewaukeeschools.org Miranda Kozlik is a proud Pewaukee Pirate alum, having attended Pewaukee Schools from kindergarten through graduation. In 2018, she returned to the district she grew up loving... this time as a staff member! Miranda feels deeply honored to shine a spotlight on the incredible work of the educators who once taught her, as well as celebrate the many accomplishments of students across campus. As a one-person department, she thrives in the variety her role offers and enjoys collaborating with individuals throughout the Pewaukee community. Miranda holds a Bachelors degree in Graphic Communications with a minor in Marketing from Carroll University, where she graduated in 2018. Outside of work, you’ll find her spending time with friends and family, adventuring with her golden retriever, Goose, painting murals around campus, or cheering on Wisconsin sports... especially our Pirates!

PHS INSIGHT'S SERVING OTHERS Course Details i Teacher Bio Project Highlight Students will have the opportunity to learn how to serve others in the fields of education, counseling, community agencies, and various other human services. From theory to practice, students will take college level introductory psychology and then experience firsthand the different avenues of service roles. This includes students engaging in classroom observations, clinical experiences in different human services settings, and a personalized service learning capstone project. This course is taught on the Pewaukee School District campus with various community engagement opportunities, along with guest instructors and individual mentors for students.

STUDENT SERVICES INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT PEWAUKEE LAKE HORIZON ASA CLARK MIDDLE PEWAUKEE HIGH SPECIAL EDUCATION The Pewaukee Public School District offers a continuum of services for children who qualify for special education and related services, ages 3 to 21. Each child who meets criteria for one or more of the 11 impairments described in both state and federal law, and who demonstrates a need for special education and related services, will receive a free and appropriate education to meet his or her needs as described in his or her Individualized Education Plan (IEP). This plan is developed by the IEP team which includes parents and professionals working together to meet the unique needs of each child. PSD Procedural Safeguards Document Parents United Information Document Pupil Nondiscrimination Self-Evaluation Document DPI Statutory Requirements OUR INCREDIBLE CREW From school psychologists and interventionists to paraprofessionals and teachers, our staff works collaboratively to support each student’s academic success. We have one psychologist per school as well as reading, math, and literacy interventionists that work one on one with students and their needs. To connect with a specific staff member, please view our directory below. VIEW DIRECTORY