Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated School District

Following a consolidation election in April of 2006, the new Trevor-Wilmot District was born on July 1, 2006 and now consists of one school, Trevor-Wilmot School in Trevor, Wisconsin. Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated currently has approximately 580 students enrolled in its schools. It serves students in four-year-old kindergarten through eighth grade. A variety of programs demonstrate Trevor-Wilmot’s commitment to developing all our students’ abilities to the fullest extent possible. Whether it is programs for the gifted and talented, special help for struggling readers, speech therapy, or accelerated mathematics (including high school courses,) the Board of Education supports a wide variety of programs to address the various learning needs of our students. Educational research has confirmed the importance of getting a good start in school. The four-year-old kindergarten program at Trevor-Wilmot provides just such a positive foundation. This is followed with a full-day five-year-old kindergarten for all students so that readiness skills are well developed. Teacher candidates are carefully screened and researched before employment contracts are offered. A comprehensive teacher evaluation process and numerous opportunities for professional growth create an environment where teachers can refine their instructional strategies.