Recent Kenosha Unified School District stories
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Kenosha Unified School District's 68th annual Band O Rama highlighted the efforts of more than 1,400 students from bands across the school district.
Wisconsin’s open enrollment application for 2026-27 begins Monday and runs through April 30.
Kenosha Unified leaders are urging lawmakers for funding relief, including partial use of the state's more than $1 billion surplus, as taxpayers face sharp property tax hikes and sustained inflation.
No municipal elections are taking place in Brighton, Paris and Wheatland.
Frank Elementary’s annual Santa Gift Giveaway ensures every student receives a holiday gift, thanks to support from community partners, staff, families, and volunteers.
Demolition is underway at the former Washington Middle School site in Kenosha, with New Berlin Grading Inc. conducting the work.
Editor's note:Â The Kenosha News has asked local civic leaders for a look back at 2025 and their outlook as the calendar turns to 2026.
The 2026 Kenosha Unified School District Choral Festival featured more than 900 students and drew huge crowds. District choral groups grades 5-12 performed in this year's festival Feb. 21 at Indian Trail High School & Academy auditorium.Â
The Mahone Foundation's 2026 Reaching for Rainbows "Pursuit of Excellence" Scholarship Gala will be held Friday, May 8, at the N. E. Tarble Athletic and Recreation Center on the campus of Carthage College in Kenosha. A reception beginning at 5 p.m. will be followed by a dinner and scholarship awards program.
Indian Trail High School and Academy Art Club students joined The Memory Project, creating handmade portraits for children in Cambodia to share kindness and connection.
The 16th annual Read Across Kenosha brought together community leaders, volunteers and educators to promote literacy among pre-kindergarten through third grade students across Kenosha County.
Kenosha Unified School District will have a primary election Tuesday, Feb. 17, with six candidates seeking seats on the School Board.Â
KENOSHA -- The public invited to participate in Kenosha Unified School District's review of potential instructional materials for use in the district.
Voters in Tuesday's primary election advanced four candidates for the Kenosha Unified School Board to the spring election.
Around 90 students created project for Lakeview K-8 Academy's engineering fair, but the sixth-grade class had a special focus for their project
The Indian Trail High School and Academy Chorale, under the direction of John Choi, recently performed at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee.
The KUSD school board voted Feb. 24 to approve the purchase of 18 walk-through metal detectors and 15 handheld metal detection wands that will be divided across the district’s six high school campuses.Â
The Tremper High School student government partnered with Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin to host the blood drive inside Tremper’s west gymnasium. The event, which students began planning for in September, drew 481 people and collected 560 pints of blood from donors.
Tremper High School, located at 8560 26th Ave., will host the Southeastern Wisconsin School Music Association District Solo and Ensemble Festival from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 28. The festival features solo and ensemble performances from KUSD secondary students, who will receive evaluations from judges. The festival, which WSMA co-sponsors, is free and open to the public.
Kenosha Unified School District's 63rd annual orchestra festival will showcase nearly 1,400 elementary, middle and high school students.
KENOSHA — The cheerleading team at Indian Trail High School & Academy is getting good at winning state titles.
The nonprofit Building Our Future’s Youth Voice Project hosted the forum inside Gateway Technical College’s Haribo Hall. Local students posed questions to each of the four candidates who are running for two open seats on the KUSD board.
Kenosha Unified School District hosted its 63rd annual orchestra festival at Indian Trail High School and Academy. The festival featured guest conductor James Mick, a professor of music education at Ithaca College in upstate New York.
