Wilmot High School

As a parent of three children attending Wilmot, I could not be happier. The staff and administration bend over backwards to assure that all students enjoy opportunities for success. The facilities are top notch and may be unmatched in SE Wisconsin. Academic achievement seems to be the top priority for the District which has improved by leaps and bounds over the past several years. If you haven't heard of Wilmot HS, get ready because they will very soon be on the map.
--Submitted by a parent

I have four kids and only 1 at Wilmot so far. My son is 15 and a freshman and has always had awful behavior issues, constantly butting heads with teachers and his grades have been atrocious. This year is a complete turn around. His teachers have all been fair and just with him and he hasn't rebelled and caused any problems, hence there have been literally no behavior issues at all. He is getting Bs and Cs and even one A! I couldn't be happier with his progress and the way he has turned around. He's always had such trouble with not getting along with his teachers and this year has been life changing for him. I am very pleased. I have yet to see how the athletic program is. My daughter will enter Wilmot next year and is involved with sports and gets good grades, so we'll see then
--Submitted by a parent

Teachers seem to care and do a great job. Administration is poor, and athletic coaching is the poorest in southeast WI
--Submitted by a former student

I have been happy with the quality of instruction and variety and availability of AP and honors courses for my college bound children. Great opportunities for involvement in fine arts programs and sports. The facilities are some of the finest in the state now that the new addition is nearly completed. The school has improved a lot in the last 6-7 years. The school embraces parent involvement and does a good job with communication.
--Submitted by a parent

The music program is top notch! The teaching staff, for the most part, is knowledgeable and very helpful to students. The administration leaves much to be desired. Communication with parents is dismal, when existent. The brand new facilities will match the quality of instruction and learning that takes place there.
--Submitted by a teacher