Pleasant Prairie is part of the Kenosha Unified School District (KUSD). It has three elementary schools, one charter high school - LakeView Technology Academy - and several private options for day care services / preschool through 1 2th grade.
Village of Pleasant Prairie
There are a number of options for day care and preschool programs in Pleasant Prairie as well, including programs at the municipally-owned RecPlex facility. If you are looking for private and parochial schools there are a number of choices within minutes from the Village.
An Extension of Love, from Home to School.
It’s hard to leave your child in the care of someone else. EL has 29 years of experience caring for children 6 weeks through school age. We believe in nurturing the “whole” child physically, cognitively, socially and emotionally. We help children develop the skills to become confident, strong, creative and healthy individuals. Proud to be voted the Best of Kenosha “Child Care” Winner in 2013 and 2018.
Village of Pleasant Prairie
The Village of Pleasant Prairie is part of the Kenosha Unified School District. Three elementary schools and one charter high school sit within the boundaries of the district. Students also have access to a KUSD comprehensive middle and high school. If you are looking for private and parochial schools there are a number of options within a 10 mile drive from the Village.
The Village of Pleasant Prairie is part of the Kenosha Unified School District. The Kenosha Unified School District - one of the largest districts in the state, educating more than 20,000 students - serves the communities of Kenosha, Pleasant Prairie and Somers. It has 22 elementary schools, five middle schools, three high schools, five charter schools, five choice schools, one specialty school and one Head Start child development center.
Every child is different and it's a good thing to have a range of different options for your child's education. Shoreland Lutheran High School, All Saints and St. Joseph Catholic Academies, Christian Life School, the Goddard School and Pleasant Prairie Renaissance are just some of the many private school options in Kenosha County. In all, there are more than 17 private/parochial K-12 schools within Kenosha County. There are many more within commuting distance in nearby Racine, Lake and Walworth counties.
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Ranked the #1 independent school in Wisconsin, students age 3 – 18 pursue and achieve excellence in all areas at Prairie. By capitalizing on ample leadership and co-curricular opportunities, your child will realize their dreams as a scholar, artist, athlete, and leader. TPS students shape individual learning experiences allowing them to become the best version of themselves as they enter the next phase of their life capable and confident.
A comprehensive preschool through high school, designed to educate the whole child intellectually, socially, and spiritually.
St. Joseph Catholic Academy (SJCA) provides an education centered around the whole student through a comprehensive focus on academic, moral, social and spiritual development throughout his or her entire educational journey. Our students ask questions, pursue knowledge, seek the truth and love learning. SJCA is the largest private school in Kenosha and is open to students and families of all faiths and backgrounds.
Village of Pleasant Prairie
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