Kenosha County Schools & Education

Kenosha County, Wisconsin

School Score

66/100

Higher = better

Rating

Average

Graduation Rate

91.5%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

91.5%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 91.8%

Per-Pupil Spending

$8,387

National avg $13,239

State avg $8,113

School Score

66/100

Higher = better

State avg 65/100

State School Rank

#39

of 72 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Kenosha County, Wisconsin

Expansive Suburban School Infrastructure

Kenosha County manages a massive system of 55 public schools serving 25,944 students across 13 districts. The county is a hub for elementary education, boasting 35 primary campuses to support early childhood growth.

Solid Performance in a Large-Scale System

The county maintains a 91.5% graduation rate, nearly matching the state average and exceeding the national benchmark. Per-pupil spending of $8,387 supports a healthy 57.3 school score across its diverse urban and suburban districts.

Kenosha Unified: A Major Educational Pillar

The Kenosha School District dominates the landscape with 43 schools and 19,069 students. The county also offers six charter schools, including the 1,215-student Kenosha School of Technology Enhanced Curriculum.

Suburban Scale and Diverse Offerings

With 48 schools in suburban locales, the average enrollment of 472 reflects a more traditional, large-scale educational feel. Indian Trail High School and Academy is the largest campus, hosting nearly 2,000 students.

Live Near Exceptional High School Academies

For those seeking robust extracurriculars and diverse curriculum options, Kenosha County is a premier destination. Start browsing homes near Indian Trail or Tremper to enjoy suburban living with top-tier school access.

School Overview

Total Schools

55

in Kenosha County

Total Enrollment

25,944

students

School Districts

13

districts

Charter Schools

6

11% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary35
Middle5
High10
Other5

13 School Districts in Kenosha County

Kenosha School District

43 schools
19,069 students

Central/Westosha UHS School District

1 school
1,219 students

Salem School District

1 school
1,000 students

Wilmot UHS School District

1 school
949 students

Bristol #1 School District

1 school
782 students

Randall J1 School District

1 school
625 students

Wheatland J1 School District

1 school
612 students

Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated School District

1 school
472 students

Silver Lake J1 School District

1 school
438 students

Twin Lakes #4 School District

1 school
278 students

55 Public Schools in Kenosha County

Indian Trail High School and Academy

Kenosha School District

9–12High1,980 students
Tremper High

Kenosha School District

9–12High1,540 students
Bradford High

Kenosha School District

9–12High1,389 students
Central High

Central/Westosha UHS School District

9–12High1,219 students
Kenosha School of Technology Enhanced Curriculum

Kenosha School District

PK–8Charter1,215 students
Salem Elementary

Salem School District

PK–8Primary1,000 students
Wilmot High

Wilmot UHS School District

9–12High949 students
Mahone Middle

Kenosha School District

6–8Middle933 students
Lance Middle

Kenosha School District

6–8Middle788 students
Bristol Elementary

Bristol #1 School District

PK–8Primary782 students
Bullen Middle

Kenosha School District

6–8Middle693 students
Randall Consolidated School

Randall J1 School District

PK–8Primary625 students
Wheatland Center Elementary

Wheatland J1 School District

PK–8Primary612 students
Harborside Academy

Kenosha School District

6–12Charter578 students
Nash Elementary

Kenosha School District

PK–5Primary544 students
Pleasant Prairie Elementary

Kenosha School District

PK–5Primary504 students
Trevor-Wilmot Grade

Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated School District

PK–8Primary472 students
Roosevelt Elementary

Kenosha School District

PK–5Primary457 students
Lincoln Middle

Kenosha School District

6–8Middle449 students
Riverview Elementary

Silver Lake J1 School District

PK–8Primary438 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$8,387

State avg $8,113

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Kenosha County, Wisconsin — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Kenosha County, Wisconsin?

Kenosha County manages a massive system of 55 public schools serving 25,944 students across 13 districts. The county is a hub for elementary education, boasting 35 primary campuses to support early childhood growth.

How do schools in Kenosha County perform academically?

The county maintains a 91.5% graduation rate, nearly matching the state average and exceeding the national benchmark. Per-pupil spending of $8,387 supports a healthy 57.3 school score across its diverse urban and suburban districts.

What are the major school districts in Kenosha County, Wisconsin?

The Kenosha School District dominates the landscape with 43 schools and 19,069 students. The county also offers six charter schools, including the 1,215-student Kenosha School of Technology Enhanced Curriculum.

What is the school experience like in Kenosha County?

With 48 schools in suburban locales, the average enrollment of 472 reflects a more traditional, large-scale educational feel. Indian Trail High School and Academy is the largest campus, hosting nearly 2,000 students.

How can I find homes near good schools in Kenosha County, Wisconsin?

For those seeking robust extracurriculars and diverse curriculum options, Kenosha County is a premier destination. Start browsing homes near Indian Trail or Tremper to enjoy suburban living with top-tier school access.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.