
Learn More!

Our schools are hosting Referendum Information Session & School Tours, and we want YOU to be part of the conversation! This is your chance to learn the facts, ask questions, and see firsthand the needs of Sheboygan Falls High School and Elementary School.
Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, March 4 – 6:30pm @ SF High School
📍 Tuesday, March 11 – 6:30pm @ SF Elementary School
📍 Wednesday, March 12 – 6:30pm @ SF High School
📍 Tuesday, March 18 – 6:30pm @ SF Elementary School
Can't make it to one of the above? Join us at a Town Hall meeting to learn more:
📍 Thursday, March 6 – 6:00pm @ Town of Lima
📍 Thursday, March 13 – 6:00pm @ Town of Lyndon
📍 Wednesday, March 19 – 6:00pm @ Town of Waldo
📍 Thursday, March 20 – 6:00pm @ Town of Sheboygan Falls
In addition, a summary of the proposal can be found on this APRIL 2025 REFERENDUM FACT SHEET. And, Frequently Asked Questions are below and can be found HERE.
Can’t make one of the above sessions? No problem! Check out our school tour videos to see firsthand the needs and opportunities in our District.
➡️ High School Tour HERE
➡️ Elementary School Tour HERE
➡️ High School Overview HERE
➡️ Elementary School Overview HERE
Wondering how the proposed single question referendum project addresses urgent space and critical capital improvement needs? Watch these brief videos:
➡️ Addressing Overcrowding HERE
➡️ Critical Capital Improvement Needs HERE
➡️ Improving Learning Environments HERE
The Vision
The School District of Sheboygan Falls Board of Education has evaluated the District’s facility needs and has investigated possible solutions as the next step in our long-range facility plan.
With our promise to Expect the Exceptional in the forefront, the School District of Sheboygan Falls strives to be a school district of choice. In doing so, we commit to facilities that:
Inspire and enable the whole student to reach their full potential
Reflect our community’s values for academic excellence, arts, and athletics
Provide safe, secure, and accessible learning environments for all
Welcome, attract, and retain students, families, and staff
Proposed Project Summary and Preliminary Site Plans

Capital Referendum: Frequently Asked Questions
Facility Challenges
The School District of Sheboygan Falls began its facilities study process in December 2022, this included staff feedback, a third party assessment, community tours and conversations.
With these points of feedback and the enrollment and community growth study key findings were identified as follows.
Overall, the Sheboygan Falls school buildings have been well-maintained, with consistent annual capital maintenance investments helping to maximize their current conditions. However, the study also pointed to critical systems and areas that need further investment.