Parkview School District

New Glarus Elementary School serves the educational needs of more than 400 students and offers classes from prekindergarten through grade five. The school offers instructions in science, language arts, English, mathematics, health education, computer science, social studies, arts and crafts, vocal and instrumental music, and physical education. The school focuses on enhancing the reading, writing and language skills of students. It offers a variety of food items in its breakfast and lunch menu. The school s parent-teacher association caters to the needs of students and helps them in achieving academic excellence. Located in New Glarus, Wis., the school operates under the guidelines set by the New Glarus School District.

Boylan Catholic High School is a coeducational institute serving students in grades nine through 12. It is one of six high schools belonging to the Rockford diocese. Its more than 45 year-old facility includes a chapel, library, academic support center, guidance offices, an auditorium with modern lighting and fly systems, a gymnasium, a weight room and a wrestling room. Its building also has band, chorus and lesson rooms, computer-aided design lab, two computer networking labs, a computer-equipped business education lab, foods and sewing rooms, wood shop and a complete cafeteria. Boylan Catholic High School provides studies in Bible, Christian teachings, art, business education, computer science, English and language arts. The school s curriculum also includes classes in mathematics, science, social studies and physical education. Its extracurricular activities include fine arts, music, band, and dance and drama classes. The school s sports activities include basketball, volleyball and football. It is located in Rockford, Ill.

Pecatonica Area Schools is a school district located in Blanchardville, Wis. It serves students in grades kindergarten through 12. The district s schools athletics department offers several sport activities, such as football, volleyball, cross country, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track. It also has many organizations, including future farmers of America, art club, band forensic and National Honor Society. The district s schools offer classes in English, social studies, science, mathematics and physical education. It additionally provides many elective courses, such as agriculture, art, business, information and technology, foreign language and music. Pecatonica Area Schools has a parent-teacher association that is active in fundraising and organizes science and book fairs.