Welcome To Chilton
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- First published on 11 March 2008 Posted in Home
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The Chilton Public School District is a PK-12 district with an average enrollment of approximately 1,050 students. The district is composed of three schools - Chilton High School, Chilton Middle School, Chilton Elementary School and a District Office that is located within the high school facility. Chilton Elementary and Middle Schools are distinct buildings that share a common library media center and lunchroom. All school facilities are located on a hundred acre tract of land located on the south end of the City of Chilton on State Hwy. 151. Chilton, a city of approximately 3,950 residents, is the county seat of Calumet County in Wisconsin. The Chilton community is extremely proud and supportive of its schools. These qualities are reflected in high student achievement and involvement in extra-curricular activities at all levels of the educational program.
In August 2023, the Chilton Public School District opened a state-of-the-art Athletic Complex, which can seat 1500 spectators around a synthetic turf field and a nine lane track.
A 36,000 square foot interior renovation of the Elementary School was completed in September 2024. The school features large classrooms each with their own natural light, an impressive skylight area, and state-of-the-art learning environments for 4K-4.
The Chilton Public School District offers a comprehensive 4K-12 educational program and firmly believes that preparing students to achieve their potential is our highest priority. Chilton Public Schools is a very special place. What we offer to our students is the best school district in the State of Wisconsin: class sizes that are conducive to learning, highly qualified teachers, a strong support staff, administrators who provide leadership and a community that is supportive. As a result, we have a school district that offers an educational experience like no other in the State of Wisconsin which includes the four A’s: Academics, Arts, Agriculture and Athletics. It is not about acceleration in a single area, but experiences that inspire students to be life-long learners and responsible, contributing members in a global society.




