Great things are happening here in the East Troy Community School District!

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We are located thirty miles southwest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and sixty miles southeast of Madison, Wisconsin.  The District is approximately 100 square miles and includes eight municipalities: the Towns of Troy, Spring Prairie, LaGrange, Eagle, LaFayette, and East Troy, and the Villages of East Troy and Mukwonago.  Our student population is currently around 1670 students.  We currently offer Pre-kindergarten through 12th grade instruction in four buildings.  

The East Troy Community School District is a District of Choice, empowering students through Personalized Learning Environments, State and Nationally Recognized Academics, One-to-One Technology, and rigorous and relevant course work,  that enhances critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, and content. We are a small school community focused on delivering big educational results! 

We take great pride in our constant effort to provide an educational environment promoting personalized education that accomplishes a year of learning growth for every child, every year, and promoting strong student engagement. We achieve these results by focusing on student data, quality assessments, project-based learning, strong curriculum development, digital media integration, global district literacy and strong teaching and leadership practices that keep our attention on learning and allow everything else to be variables. 

Each and every year, we work to ensure our mission is a living part of our schools and our classrooms.  Our staff continually works to meet and exceed our district goals by addressing our district initiatives and ensuring proper progress of these core foundational practices.  We are proud of our high expectations, our achievements, and, most importantly; our continued emphasis on constant improvement.  

Great things are happening here in the East Troy Community School District.  With all that East Troy Community School District has to offer, why not request an enrollment tour or enroll your child today.

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School District History

"There were twenty one-room rural schools (Ackley, Adams, Arrow Lodge, Bakers Corner, Baker, Bell, Black Oak, Carver, Centerville, Fund, German Settlement, Little Prairie, Nipe, Quarterline, Stewart, Stone, Troy Center, Troy Lakes, Troy, Wright) in the East Troy region, which were established approximately four miles apart.  This was planned so that no child would have to walk more than two miles to attend school. 

Many of the schools were not closed until the early Fifties.  In 1952, the East Troy districts consolidated into the East Troy Reorganized District, now known as the East Troy Community Schools.  The acquisition of school buses made it more convenient and economical for the rural children to be transported to one large school in the Village of East Troy than for the districts to support many small schools.

Resource: Good Ol' Fashioned School Days - East Troy Area Historical Society

In 2010, Chester Byrnes Elementary School closed.  Grades 4K and 5K moved to Leona Doubek Elementary School and the 2nd Grade moved to Prairie View Elementary School.  In 2017, when Little Prairie Primary School was built, Leona Doubek Elementary School was closed to students and remodeled for the district office personnel.

The district offices are now housed in what is referred to as the Leona Doubek building.

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