Ashland Public Schools

The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa operates within a conservation area that encompasses nearly 500 miles of rivers and streams, over 30,000 acres of wetlands, and 38 miles of Lake Superior shoreline. Focused on maintaining tribal sovereignty and promoting individual members' growth in cultural, spiritual, and economic spheres, the Tribe offers a variety of services and programs including health and wellness, education, and environmental conservation. With a commitment to preserving their rich cultural heritage, the Bad River Tribe organizes events like the Manoomin Powwow and the Bad River Culture Camp, while also engaging in significant advocacy work to protect their natural resources. The Tribe's governance structure includes a Tribal Council, boards, and committees that prioritize the safety and well-being of their members within a welcoming and progressive community. Generated from the website

Founded in 1881, Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School serves students in kindergarten through grade eight with well-rounded curriculum modeled by the teaching of Jesus through the values, traditions, practices and philosophies of the Roman Catholic Church. It has a library and media center, computer laboratory, gymnasium, gifted and talented education classroom, regular classrooms, and art, music, math, remedial reading and locker rooms. Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School also has a cafeteria, playground, track, special education classrooms, primary project rooms, and psychologist's and social workers' offices. The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, such as chorus, downhill skiing, safety patrol, intramurals and student council. It has a cafeteria that serves lunch and breakfast to students. Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School is located in Ashland, Wis.