Muskego-Norway School District

The Davis School District is dedicated to fostering educational excellence within its community, providing a range of resources and support for students, families, and employees. With a focus on accessibility and non-discrimination, the district aims to create an inclusive environment that nurtures learning and personal growth. Committed to collaboration and transparency, the district encourages engagement through various initiatives, including school board activities and educational events. The aim is to empower students and staff alike, ensuring a safe and enriching atmosphere for all. Generated from the website

Norris Inc., located in Mukwonago, WI, focuses on transforming children's and families' lives through connection and healing by providing supportive environments for emotional growth and storytelling. Their dedicated approach emphasizes therapeutic methods, foster programs, and adventure education designed to facilitate healthy relationships and developmental growth. Norris offers various specialized initiatives, including Group Care Programs, Beyond Fostering TFC Program, and the AchieveMKE initiative. Committed to community involvement and improvement, Norris encourages participation through career opportunities, volunteering internships, and foster parenting roles. This description was generated from their website

Drought School provides education to more than 130 students in kindergarten through grade eight, and offers a 4-year-old kindergarten program. It organizes various events, such as spring concerts and book fairs. Drought School offers extracurricular activities, including Girl Scouts, and sports that include softball, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, and track and field. Drought School organizes several field tours to favorite destinations of children every year. Additionally, it has a parent and teacher organization that has volunteers to help with school-related activities. Drought School is a part of the Norway Raymond J7 School District and is located in Franksville, Wis.