"There's always going to be an MMSD school for you, no matter what. It may not be the one that the location you live in, but there will always be a school within this district that you'll find yourself to fit into and meet people."

Arvina Martin wrapped up her senior year with a special honor: the Wisconsin Indian Education Association (WIEA) High School Student of the Year Award.

Graduating senior Rae’Mia Hite is wrapping up her time at Capital High with plans to pursue her CDL license.

La Follette High School senior Diego Roman follows his passions wherever it takes him: from his local auto apprenticeship to drama club to the fire academy.

MMSD is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of student-athletes Jay Coleman and Hayden Smith, who delivered exceptional performances at the 2025 WIAA State Track & Field Championships.

Through DPI's Summer Food Service Program, MMSD will provide free, nutritious meals to all children and teens 18 years of age and younger while school is out of session.

The Advisory provides a space for students, families and staff to share their experiences and offer recommendations related to the implementation of the Wellness Policy.

Once plain walls are now brightened up by colorful graffiti-style murals in vibrant shades of blue, red, orange, green, purple, and pink—each influenced by its students.

The event gave students a chance to showcase their unique experiments, including innovative work with robotics, hands-on demonstrations of electromagnets and even a lemon volcano.

Students swept a statewide competition of the Stock Market Game, finishing first and second out of 186 teams—and taking home a cash prize, certificates and a deep knowledge of investing.

Get ready for a fantastic day of golf and giving back! Join the Friends of MSCR on July 23 for the 21st Annual Fore Friends Golf Outing.

The new app replaces the first-gen version and provides enhanced tracking results of students’ scheduled routes, including those using specialized transportation.