Key News for Families

Priority registration for MASD Summer Adventures and Summer Camps begins at 8 a.m. Monday, March 10, and runs through 4 p.m. on Wednesday, March 12. Priority summer school registration is by lottery, not first-come, first-served.

In particular, families preparing for registration should remember the following:

• When selecting classes, all registration is for the grade level your child is currently in.
• Review our helpful registration documents to know how to request classes starting March 10.

Families should review information in the 2025 MASD Summer Adventures Course Catalog or on the MASD Summer School webpage for more information.

Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year is underway! If you have a new incoming four-year-old kindergarten through 12th grade student, please make sure to visit our website to enroll them in the district. If you’ve already registered your child, thank you!

Click here to learn how to enroll your child!

Please don’t wait to enroll your child! The earlier we have accurate enrollment numbers, the better we can plan for the upcoming school year!

If you have questions about how to enroll, please contact Sue Brezovar at brezosu@masd.k12.wi.us or 262.363.6300, x24115. You can also reach out to the building principal of each school if you have questions.

The tragic passing of board member Vito Schwartz in November means there will be two West Region seats up for election in April, along with the regular elections for the Central Region and At-Large seats.

There are four candidates for the two West Region seats. Per state statute, these seats will be filled by the two candidates with the highest vote totals. The candidate with the most votes will fill the standard three-year term currently held by Craig Vertz while the candidate with the second most votes will serve the remaining two years of Mr. Schwartz’s term.

Click here to learn more about the candidates on our Board Candidate Information webpage.

Candidate Information:

West Region Candidates:

Craig Vertz (inc.)

Jason Bennett (inc.)

Aaron Hackett

Chris Nowak

At-Large Candidates:

Carolyn Simon (inc.)

Kyle Schmidt

Central Region Candidate:

Dale Porter (inc.)

Do you have concerns about your child’s development? The Mukwonago Area School District will conduct preschool screening for children between the ages of 3-5 years old, or children not attending 5 year old kindergarten. If you have concerns about your child's development, you are encouraged to register. If the child is not an MASD resident, they must be in an MASD school aged program.

District staff will screen your child in the areas of cognitive development, personal/social skills, fine motor (small muscle), gross motor (large muscle), adaptive, speech/language, hearing, and vision.This screening is NOT 4K or 5K kindergarten screening. There is no cost, and takes approximately 45 minutes.

To schedule a required appointment, please contact Gina Berka at 262.363.6300 x24201, or by email at berkagi@masd.k12.wi.us.

The Mukwonago Fine Arts Boosters presents the first ever 24-Hour Musical Fundraiser on March 15 at the Greenwald Foundation PAC. Buy a ticket, vote for a show, and see what happens!

Click here to purchase tickets and vote for your favorite!

We sure are! And we can't wait to see you there! Camp Invention will be held at Rolling Hills Elementary School in Mukwonago, July 21-25. Incoming 1st-6th grade campers have fun collaborating with friends, thinking creatively and inventing their own solutions to real-world challenges.

Use this limited time code to register for a summer filled with BRAND-NEW experiences that inspire creativity, boost confidence and bring tons of hands-on STEM fun.

Use code SUMMER25 now to instantly get $25 off!

Signing up siblings? Use SIBLING30 to save $60 on two registrations or SIBLING40 to save $120-plus on three or more.

Click here to register today!

Check out upcoming events from Parents United in April, May, and June:

• April 9 - Planning for the World of Work (community resources/organizations panel)
• May 6 - Next Steps: Navigating Life after High School (financial planning and resources)
• June 5 - Ferrari Brain with Bicycle Brakes: Supporting Students with ADHD (rescheduled from January)

The Children’s Long Term Support (CLTS) Waiver Program helps children and youth under the age of 22 through supports and services live at home and participate in their communities. The CLTS Waiver Program supports children and youth who have substantial limitations in multiple daily activities of living as a result of one or more of the following disabilities:

• Intellectual and/or developmental disabilities
• Physical disabilities
• Mental health disabilities

To apply for the CLTS Waiver Program please contact the Children's Intake Line at (262) 896-3397. Or, click here to learn more!

The Mukwonago Area School District and Muskego-Norway School District have united to create a digital job board for current students and recent graduates.

If you're an employer and would like to get involved, email Dustin Lehman, the district's Coordinator of College and Career Readiness, at lehmadu@masd.k12.wi.us.

If you are a job seeker, go to wijobboard.com and view available jobs in the Mukwonago area. New jobs are added all the time, so be sure to check frequently!

And parents, be sure to have your son or daughter check for summer employment opportunities!

As a service to our community, don't forget that MASD hosts a virtual Community Bulletin Board that is regularly updated with information from organizations providing services or activities. Be sure to bookmark the page and watch Key News for Families all year long for updates.

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School Websites:

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Park View Middle School | Mukwonago High School

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Mukwonago Education Foundation | MASD Community Education | Lunch Menus | Ask MASD

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