Investing in the Future of Sheboygan Falls Schools
After a year of additional planning and gathering community input, the Sheboygan Falls School Board voted to place a referendum question on the November 3rd, 2026 ballot.
The proposed $65.7 million bond would support a long-term plan focused on improving safety/accessibility, expanding educational experiences for our students and addressing our aging facilities and infrastructure.
Follow along with us as the district will be sharing more information in the coming weeks. Learn more at
https://www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/page/referendum-2026
about 17 hours ago, Heather Lilyquist
Several Sheboygan Falls High students and alumni are performing in Dare to Dream's production of Anastasia the Musical this upcoming weekend. Join them for a Journey to the Past with these and other talented artists from the area!
August 7th @ 6:30PM / August 8th @ 6:30 PM / Sunday, August 9th @ 2:00 PM
More info and tickets here:
https://daretodreamtheatre.ludus.com/index.php2 days ago, Heather Lilyquist
Join us in welcoming Katie to the School District!
6 days ago, Heather Lilyquist
Join our team! We are recruiting for Middle School teaching positions!
22 days ago, Heather Lilyquist
Join us in welcoming Brooke to the School District!
28 days ago, Heather Lilyquist
Be safe! Have fun!
about 1 month ago, Heather Lilyquist
Congratulations Mrs. Scharrer on being recognized as the Lakeland University and Sheboygan's Point Teacher of the Month! This recognition rewards hard work, dedication, passion and patience in teaching.
about 1 month ago, Heather Gehri
7th grade STEM students went to Nourish to learn more about food preservation. They picked and pickled veggies.
2 months ago, Laurie Probst
This week we had the privilege of celebrating milestone anniversaries and retirements within the School District of Sheboygan Falls. Join us in celebrating and congratulating the commitment and dedication of these staff members!
2 months ago, Heather Lilyquist
For the last couple weeks of school, our students have been bringing history to life through our America 250 Timeline Project. 🇺🇸
Students in grades 5–8 researched national events, explored the history of Sheboygan Falls, wrote historical summaries, created visuals, and helped build a timeline stretching across generations of American history. From the founding of Rochester to the Moon Landing, from Wisconsin statehood to modern technology, this project became much more than a display — it became a celebration of curiosity, collaboration, and community.
Every public school in the country has been encouraged to find meaningful ways to recognize America’s 250th anniversary, and we are proud of the way our students helped tell both the story of our nation and the story of Sheboygan Falls.
2 months ago, Lindsey Schreurs
2 months ago, Heather Lilyquist
SFMS students participated in a variety of community service activities in the building and throughout Sheboygan County on Tuesday.
2 months ago, Lindsey Schreurs
2 months ago, Heather Lilyquist
REMINDER: register on or before tomorrow, May 29th and receive an Early Bird Discount!
2 months ago, Heather Lilyquist
SFMS welcomed guest speakers from the community on Tuesday for Career Day! Students in grades 5-7 were exposed to 4 different careers based on the results of a career inventory survey they completed earlier in the year. Thank you to all of the community members for volunteering their time to give our students this opportunity.
2 months ago, Lindsey Schreurs
🇲🇽Pico de Gallo
Family and Consumer Science and Spanish paired up to prepare a healthy, delicious, and culturally significant dish! Students learned safe knife cutting skills and about the cultural significance of Pico de Gallo and then were able to work together to prepare and enjoy this salsa!
2 months ago, Lindsay Olig
Thank you to our generous sponsors who are supporting the 8th grade recognition events!
2 months ago, Kathy Schwab
5th grade STEM students started seedlings in the lab and are now planting them in our raised garden beds.
2 months ago, Laurie Probst
8th grade STEM students used Engineering Tomorrow Astrodynamics kits to apply their knowledge of rockets to design and test their ideas.
2 months ago, Laurie Probst
Congratulations to Amanda, Derek, and Rick, Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education Award recipients! We recognize your service and commitment to the SDSF students and community! Thank you!
3 months ago, Heather Lilyquist
