McFarland School District

Operational for more than 30 years, Oregon School District offers educational and cocurricular programs for children in prekindergarten through grade 12. Located in Oregon, Wis., the district enrolls more than 3,000 students annually. It offers a wide variety of student support services, such as mediation solutions, personal safety, counseling groups, character education, guidance counseling, math and reading summer sessions, speech, language, occupational and physical therapies, school psychology services, special education, and academic intervention services. The district s annual events include the spring musical, science symposium, art show, elementary writing Olympics, winter and spring music concerts and parent open houses. It oversees various departments, such as district steering committee, building management teams, academic and athletic booster clubs, parent teacher organization, friends of the performing arts, strategic planning team, and district safety and technology committee.

Deerfield High School serves more than 200 students in grades nine through 12. The student-teacher ratio of the school is 12-to-1. The school curriculum includes language arts, social science, Spanish, mathematics, computer science and science. It also offers family and consumer education, health and life skills and physical education. Students graduating from the school are required to complete a total of 28 credits of course work. The school offers a variety of sports that includes golf, basketball, volleyball, cheerleading, skating and soccer. Based in Deerfield, Wis., the school is a part of the Deerfield Community School District.

The Waterloo School District has various elementary, intermediate, middle and high schools. Located in Waterloo, Wis., it offers a variety of academic courses and extracurricular activities. The school district offers a wide variety of academic programs, including English, mathematics, foreign languages, science, social studies, and physical and health education. Its summer school programs include English, computer camp, child care, graphic designing, arts and crafts, board games, reading skills, writing workshops, and folk art and jewelry making. The school district provides a variety of athletic activities, including football, volleyball, cross country, basketball, wrestling, track, softball, baseball and cheerleading. It offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations, such as math league, patriots club, forensics, Future Farmers of America, jazz band, drama and musical productions, the National Honor Society and Future Business Leaders of America.