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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.

REGISTRATION PEWAUKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT ONLINE REGISTRATION OPENS 8/1/25 Online Registration Instructions >> Online Payment Instructions >> Open Enrollment >> At Pewaukee School District, we are proud to serve over 2,500 students, "opening the door to EACH child's future." New and returning families can complete registration starting August 1st, 2025 through Skyward. Use the links above for step-by-step guidance on the process. This page also provides quick access to important resources and information about all four of our schools to prepare for the upcoming school year. Explore the links below to get started! District Links: Document SCHOOL CALENDARS Document HEALTH SERVICES Document FREE & REDUCED LUNCH INFO Document TECHNOLOGY POLICIES Document TRANSPORTATION & BUSING Document STAFF DIRECTORY School Quick LInk School Quick Links: Click red button to go to school webpage PEWAUKEE LAKE ELEMENTARY Welcome Back Letter School Supply List PLE Handbook Great Start Conference - How to Sign Up Tutorial Alteration of Bus Service Form Instructions ASA CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL ACMS Informational Letter School Supply List ACMS Handbook Picture Day - Ordering Directions Yearbook Order Form Alteration of Bus Service Form Instructions HORIZON ELEMENTARY Welcome Back Letter School Supply List HZ Handbook Great Start Conference - How to Sign Up Tutorial Alteration of Bus Service Form Instructions PEWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL Back to School Event Info School Supply List PHS Handbook Picture Day - Ordering Directions Purchase a Yearbook "Year at a Glance" PHS Calendar Alteration of Bus Service Form Instructions Booster Club Membership

TRANSPORTATION BUSING • PICK UP/DROP OFF • STUDENT PARKING VIEW CAMPUS MAP Our Pirate community agrees that our unique, one campus setting is a fantastic asset to our district! With that, traffic flow, transportation, and parking can be busy at times. For the safety of our students, please be courteous, cautious, and alert when driving on campus. We thank you for your cooperation and understanding when visiting our award-winning district. BUSING INFO PICK UP/ DROP OFF MAPS & FORMS PHS STUDENT PARKING CONSTRUCTION IMPACT Busing Info DISTRICT BUSING WITH SKYWARD FAQ The Pewaukee School District is committed through our partnership with GoRiteway Transportation to provide high quality bus service to the students in the district. Transportation service is designed to provide safe and efficiently managed routing to all areas within the district. The District provides transportation for all students grades 4K - 5th Grade regardless of their distance to school. Bus routes are posted on Skyward Family Access August 18th, 2025. PSD has also partnered with "Here Comes the Bus," an app to help track your bus throughout the year. CONTACT BUS APP Videos PICK UP / DROP OFF Pick Up / Drop Off Videos SECONDARY ROUTES ELEMENTARY ROUTES - Coming Soon - PLE DROP OFF (A.M.) PLE PICK UP (P.M.) Includes PLE & HZ student both being picked up scenario HZ DROP OFF (A.M) AND PICK UP (P.M.) Forms/Student Parking FORMS AND LINKS Alternate Transportation Form Off-Campus Parking Info PHS Student Parking GoRiteway Website Bus Alteration How To Construction Impact - Transportation On April 2nd, 2024, the Pewaukee community voted to pass a $28.5 million referendum which will primarily impact Pewaukee High School. Construction will begin Fall of 2024, impacting Lot 5 and the west loop closest to Feuerstein Field. This will not impact pick-up/drop-off for school but parking will be limited on campus. Learn more

Newsletters PHS Course Guides PHS Transcripts School Profile (PDF) Community Resources STUDENT SERVICES PEWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL The Student Services Department at Pewaukee High School is full of valuable information to support students throughout their high school journey. From scheduling and ACT prep to post-secondary planning and school counseling, this page offers building-specific resources, helpful links, and contact information. To connect with one of our counselors, simply hover over their photo to see which students they serve. For district-wide initiatives—such as special education, mental health support, or direct contacts—please visit our main Student Services page (home button below) or district directory . We're here to help every step of the way! Home Home Home PHS Counselors school counselors Hover over counselor to view list of students they serve. GRADE 12 (2026) A-I GRADE 10 (2028) A-G GRADE 9 (2029) A-H GRADE 11 (2027) A-H KATIE WILLIAMS 262-695-5019 willkat@pewaukeeschools.org GRADE 12 (2026) J-Pf GRADE 10 (2028) H-Pf GRADE 9 (2029) I-O GRADE 11 (2027) I-Pf ANGIE LEWEK 262-695-5021 leweang@pewaukeeschools.org GRADE 12 (2026) Pg-Z GRADE 10 (2028) Pg-Z GRADE 9 (2029) P-Z GRADE 11 (2027) Pg-Z AMANDA SORKNESS 262-695-5018 sorkama@pewaukeeschools.org district social worker school psychologist AND GUS! ALLY MOLINI 262-701-5717 moliall@pewaukeeschools.org MICHELLE DAVISON 262-701-5569 davimic@pewaukeeschools.org PHS STUDENT SERVICES RESOURCES Newsletter Archives Scheduling Enrollment/Registration ACT Test Website College/Miltary Visit Form Fee Waiver Form Scholarship Spreadsheet Other Scholarships Drivers Ed Programs PHS Hope Squad ACP FAFSA Info POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING RESOURCES CAREER COLLEGE MILITARY DUAL ENROLLMENT At Pewaukee High School, we’re dedicated to preparing students for a variety of post-secondary pathways—whether that includes college, a career, military service, apprenticeships, or other opportunities. Our mission is to equip you with the resources and support needed to confidently take the next step toward your future. Use the buttons to the left to explore the many options available after graduation.

ELEMENTARY PEWAUKEE LAKE MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS PLE CALENDAR STAFF DIRECTORY LUNCH MENU SCHOOL SUPPLIES TRANSPORTATION 436 Lake St. 262.695.5054 PLE IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE! Calendar PLE CALENDAR AT A Glance VIEW FULL CALENDAR DISTRICT NEWS IMPORTANT DOCS PLE Handbook School Hours Traffic Patterns PDF District Calendar Free & Reduced Lunch Forms QUICK LINKS Family Access Seesaw Login 4K Program Highlight Lunch Menu Transportation District Map Open Enrollment VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR

Fall 2025 Spring 2025 2023 Fall 2025 1/5 HORIZON ELEMENTARY'S HOOK JR. The Hook Jr. is a journalism club made up of talented 5th graders at Horizon Elementary who publish a bi-annual edition highlighting the many exciting events and stories happening throughout their school. Led by 5th grade teacher Julie Reuter, these young journalists are on the front lines — covering school news, interviewing peers, and sharing their work not only in print but also on their blog, shown below. Inspired by Pewaukee High School’s The Hook, Hook Jr. staff members collaborate with high school mentors and work hard to bring meaningful stories to life. Be sure to check out their latest published work today! ARTICLES 23-24 ARTICLES 24-25 ARTICLES ARCHIVED ARTICLES Calendar 2025-26 STAFF

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

QUICK LINKS: Volunteer Application The Pewaukee School District’s Volunteer Program is a vital part of our school community, and we are incredibly grateful for the time, talent, and support our volunteers provide. From classroom helpers and library assistants to Math Mentors, Expert Listeners in our reading program, field trip chaperones, Camp Whitcomb leaders, and more—volunteers play a key role in enriching the educational experience for all students. Whether you're available for a one-time event or can commit to a regular schedule, we welcome your involvement. Volunteering is a meaningful way to support students while building strong connections between our schools and the greater Pewaukee community. Together, we strengthen our shared mission and enhance the lives of all citizens in the Village and City of Pewaukee. Join our dedicated team and help make a lasting impact! Contact Us Insight Mentorship PROGRAM VOLUNTEER How to GET INVOLVED IN VOLUNTEERING AT PEWAUKEE: 1 LEARN ABOUT OPPORTUNITIES There are many ways to get involved as a volunteer in the Pewaukee School District. Whether you are interested in helping with one-time events and short-term tasks or have availability to partner in programs that meet on a regular basis, your time and contributions matter. Pewaukee Lake and Horizon Elementary provide volunteer opportunities including a Breakfast Program Assistant, Field Trip Chaperones, Classroom Helpers, Expert Listeners, Math Mentors, Library Helper (Horizon), Lunch/Recess Supervision, Art Room Assistant and so much more! The Pewaukee High School offers the opportunity to become an Insight Mentor, sharing your profession and career experience with high school students matched with you. Learn more by contacting our District Volunteer Coordinator below. 2 FILL OUT APPLICATION Are you ready to share your time and talents to help contribute to student learning success in the Pewaukee School District? Start here by completing the VOLUNTEER APPLICATION As part of completing this application, you will be asked to consent to a criminal background check. This is a requirement and helps ensures the safety and security of student, staff, volunteers, visitors and guests. After initial approval, you will need to present your current valid driver's license or state photo identification card for a one-time scan, which takes 1-2 minutes and can be done at any of the Pewaukee school offices or District office during school/business hours. This application must be completed and approved prior to you participating in any volunteer assignment. 3 BEGIN VOLUNTEERING! After the application is processed and approved, you are eligible to volunteer for three years at any of the schools in the Pewaukee School District. We will be in contact with you via email to assign you a role at our District. When volunteering, each volunteer must sign into the front desk of the designated school they are serving at for that day. You will receive a badge that must be worn throughout your volunteer period so that staff and students can identify you. For any additional questions, please contact our District Volunteer Coordinator below. LISA JANNSEN DISTRICT VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR 262-701-5513 jannlis@pewaukeeschools.org Bio to come.

QUICK LINKS: School Pages The Student Services Department is at the heart of our district, focusing on our most important stakeholders—our students. In alignment with our mission to "open the door to EACH child's future," we recognize the value of personalized learning and the overall well-being of every individual who enters our schools. To better serve our students, this department is organized into two key areas: Instructional Support and Student Wellness . Our dedicated team—which includes School Counselors, Psychologists, Interventionists, our Social Worker, and others—works collaboratively to ensure students receive both academic and emotional support, helping them thrive in every aspect of their school experience. Explore our district-wide initiatives and programs under these two categories, or visit the individual School Pages below for age-specific resources, contact information, and building-based supports. Community Resources PHS Counselor Page SERVICES STUDENT Academic/Career Planning Our district-wide instructional support programs are designed to meet students where they are and help them grow to their fullest potential. Learn more about our Special Education program, 504 plans, Early Childhood Programs and more. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT The well-being of our studentsis our top priority. Here, you'll find district-wide initiatives that support this mission, including our Care Ecosystem, Community Resources, Hope Squad, and more. STUDENT WELLNESS School Pages PLE HZ school pages ACMS PHS Visit the Student Services "School Pages" for building/age specific initiatives, documents, and information. ANTHONY STRANCKE DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES 262-695-5077 straant@pewaukeeschools.org Anthony Strancke has served as the Director of Student Services for the Pewaukee School District since July 2013. He began his career in education in January 1999 as a special education teacher in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), bringing a strong passion for supporting students with diverse needs. Anthony earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in December 1998, with a focus on Intellectual Disabilities. He later pursued a Master’s Degree in School Leadership from Marian University in Fond du Lac, further equipping him for leadership roles in education. During his time with MPS, Anthony served as both a coordinator of special education and an associate principal. In 2007, he joined Shorewood Public Schools, where he held a dual role as Middle School Principal and Director of Special Education until 2013. In his role at Pewaukee, Anthony continues to advocate for inclusive education, comprehensive student services with a strong emphasis on transition programming. Outside of his professional responsibilities, he and his wife, Shelly, have raised two children. He enjoys landscaping, works out daily, and loves biking with his kids.

CONTRIBUTE finalist bios finalist bios OUTSTANDING SUPPORT AWARD OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD BACK TO AWARDS Support OUTSTANDING SUPPORT AWARD FINALISTS Recognition of outstanding performance of staff serving in support roles including paraprofessionals, aides, School Resource Officers, learning coaches, and other specialists. Kate Halyburton PHS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Kate Halyburton serves as the principal’s secretary at the high school and is a valued, welcoming presence in the building. Known for her warm smile and positive attitude, Kate consistently offers support to everyone she encounters, creating an environment where students and staff feel helped and cared for. She approaches every interaction with kindness and a willingness to lend a hand, making even the busiest days feel more manageable. Her reliability, friendliness, and genuine desire to support others make her an invaluable part of the school community and someone her colleagues feel truly lucky to have. MATH COACH Brynn Jakubowski Brynn Jakubowski has been a dedicated member of the Pewaukee community since 2019, first as a 3rd grade teacher and now as a Learning Coach. She consistently exemplifies outstanding support for students, staff, and the broader school community through her passion, initiative, and unwavering commitment to growth. Brynn is known for her flexibility, attentive listening, and ability to thoughtfully challenge others in positive and encouraging ways, helping colleagues develop both professionally and personally. She goes above and beyond to provide meaningful, innovative support across all content areas, always maintaining high expectations and adapting to meet evolving needs. Her dedication, collaborative spirit, and genuine care for others make her an exceptional and deserving recipient of this award. READING INTERVENTIONIST Christina Swanson Christina Swanson serves as a reading interventionist at PLE and Horizon and is widely recognized as a passionate, student-centered educator and leader in literacy. She brings a deep knowledge of reading instruction to her work, supporting both students and teachers with thoughtful, research-based practices that lead to meaningful growth. Christina is known for her patience, encouragement, and ability to meet learners where they are celebrating their successes while skillfully guiding them forward at the right pace. She is equally impactful in her work with educators, coaching and co-teaching in ways that build confidence and strengthen instruction. A collaborative and trusted team member, Christina has played a key role in shaping reading intervention programs across both schools and has stepped into leadership when needed. Her dedication, expertise, and genuine care for others make a lasting difference in her school communities. READING INTERVENTIONIST Rachel Tombari Rachel Tombari, reading interventionist at Asa Clark Middle School, exemplifies outstanding support through her unwavering dedication to students’ academic and emotional growth. She consistently goes above and beyond to provide meaningful reading and academic support while building strong, positive relationships that foster trust and confidence. Rachel’s ability to truly listen, understand her students, and connect with them on an individual level leads to remarkable growth that extends far beyond the classroom. She equips students with effective strategies and encouragement that inspire them to persevere and do their best. Her passion, initiative, and commitment to meeting students’ needs make her an exceptional colleague and a highly deserving recipient of this award. LITERACY COACH Dave Zindler David Zindler has been a dedicated educator and coach in the Pewaukee School District since 1994, currently serving as a Learning Coach and a trusted leader in literacy. Known by colleagues as a “literacy king,” David brings deep knowledge and a research-driven approach to supporting students and staff, from one-on-one work to schoolwide literacy initiatives. What truly sets him apart, however, is who he is as a person, kind, empathetic, and consistently supportive. He meets teachers where they are, offering guidance in a judgment-free, encouraging way, and is a steady, positive presence in classrooms. Having spent over 30 years in Pewaukee, David takes pride in fostering a culture of learning, collaboration, and care, making a lasting impact on both colleagues and students alike. Services OUTSTANDING SERVICES AWARD FINALISTS Recognition of outstanding performance and customer service for staff working in support roles which may include school office or district office staff, bus drivers, maintenance and custodial staff, food service, and other roles. This may include serving students, families, staff and/or members of the community. Julie Beaudoin PLE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Julie Beaudoin serves as the school secretary at PLE and is truly a cornerstone of the school community. As the first face many families, students, and visitors encounter, she creates an immediate sense of warmth and welcome with her kindness, patience, and genuine care for others. Julie is known for her incredible organization, attention to detail, and ability to keep the office running smoothly despite constant interruptions, always responding quickly and reliably to any need that arises. She is a trusted source of support for teachers, parents, and administrators alike—someone who always has answers and is ready to help with a positive attitude. Whether it’s offering guidance, solving problems, or simply brightening someone’s day with a small gesture like a sweet treat, Julie’s dedication and joyful spirit make her an indispensable and deeply appreciated part of the PLE community. NETWORK SUPPORT TECHNICIAN Jackie Schoenholtz Jackie Schoenholtz is the Network Support Technician who keeps the school’s technology running smoothly with reliability, skill, and a calm, problem-solving approach. Always ready to assist, Jackie responds quickly to any need and works thoughtfully to find effective solutions, even in challenging situations. Her dedication, expertise, and consistent support make her an invaluable part of the school community, ensuring that students, staff, and teachers can focus on learning without disruption. PHS ATTENDANCE SECRETARY Paula Schultz Paula Schultz serves as the High School Attendance Secretary and has excelled in the role since making the leap from building secretary. She consistently demonstrates exceptional professionalism, compassion, and dedication, ensuring that students, families, and staff feel valued and supported. Known for her friendly, nonjudgmental, and empathetic approach, Paula greets everyone who walks through the front doors with a smile, no matter how busy or challenging her day may be. She expertly navigates the ever-changing landscape of Skyward, new pass systems, and administrative updates, and her innovative work on the new pass system, ElasticPass, continually fine-tunes it to make it easier for students, teachers, and staff, helping passing periods run like a tight, well-organized ship. Paula’s combination of kindness, attention to detail, and forward-thinking problem-solving makes her an invaluable member of the school community and a true model of outstanding service and innovation. HORIZON - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Andrea Smith Andrea Smith serves as the principal’s secretary at Horizon and is widely recognized for her warmth, friendliness, and unwavering dedication to the school community. She consistently goes above and beyond to support students, parents, and staff, whether assisting with daily needs, helping families navigate after-school activities, or volunteering her time for events like the book fair. Andrea approaches every interaction with patience, care, and a positive attitude, making students and families feel valued and supported. Her reliability, helpfulness, and commitment to creating a welcoming environment make her an indispensable part of Horizon, and her presence truly enhances the experience of everyone who walks through the school doors. CUSTODIAN Debbie Wunschel Debbie Wunschel is the high school custodian whose dedication, energy, and positive attitude make her an indispensable part of the school community. Known for her willingness to tackle any task—whether cleaning, fixing, setting up, or taking down—Deb approaches every challenge with a smile, a can-do spirit, and a contagious laugh that makes her approachable to students and staff alike. Always responsive and attentive, she handles every request, big or small, with efficiency and care, ensuring the building runs smoothly and feels welcoming. Debbie’s tireless work ethic, friendly demeanor, and commitment to excellence make her truly deserving of recognition for outstanding service. BACK TO AWARDS

ELEMENTARY HORIZON MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS HORIZON CALENDAR STAFF DIRECTORY LUNCH MENU HOOK JR. TRANSPORTATION 458 Lake St. 262.695.5051 READ HORIZON'S HOOK JR. PUBLICATION HERE Calendar HORIZON CALENDAR AT A Glance VIEW FULL CALENDAR DISTRICT NEWS IMPORTANT DOCS Horizon Handbook School Hours Transportation PDF District Calendar Free & Reduced Lunch Forms QUICK LINKS Family Access Seesaw Login Canvas Login Lunch Menu District Map Open Enrollment VIERA NAMED ASST. SUP. & CFO WELCOME BEHRENS AS NEW CTO SPADONI NAMED NEW T&L DIRECTOR