Rudolph Elementary

Rudolph Elementary School is a learning center that provides academic and social education to more than 150 students in kindergarten through grade six. The school offers academic education in science, English, geography, technology education, language arts, reading, grammar, art, and health and physical education. Rudolph Elementary School employs a staff of full-time classroom teachers, paraprofessionals, reading assistants, librarians and guidance counselors. It has parent-teacher association that conducts regular meetings and organizes various events and activities for the overall development of the school. In addition, the school has a cafeteria that provides food services to students. Rudolph Elementary School is a part of Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools and is located in Rudolph, Wis.

St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church, located in Rudolph, Wisconsin, is a vibrant parish that serves approximately 200 households and offers a diverse range of ministries for all ages. Home to the renowned Rudolph Grotto Gardens, the church attracts thousands of visitors annually with its beautiful landscapes that provide a serene environment for contemplation and spiritual reflection. The parish is committed to fostering community engagement through various programs for youth and adults, including a youth group, guitar choir, and finance council. With a warm welcome extended by its new pastoral team, St. Philip aims to enrich the Catholic life experience of its congregation and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Wood County Head Start is a comprehensive child development program located in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, designed to serve income-eligible preschool children and their families. The program offers educational services, addresses critical issues such as nutrition and health, and fosters parent involvement, all while ensuring that children develop essential skills for success in school and life. The organization emphasizes a family-centered approach, recognizing the importance of family in a child's development. Through various initiatives, including home visits and community resources, Wood County Head Start promotes growth, empowerment, and a love of learning among children and their families, celebrating cultural and individual diversity. Generated from the website