123 Spring St
Somerset, WI 54025

No support for kids who are struggling, they do nothing when it comes to your child being bullied, they just brush it off. Even when your child is put into a special education to get extra help, they don't help. My kid has been struggling for years and shes had no support from this school whatsoever. If I could give it 0 stars I would.

I just don't understand all the positive reviews for this school. This is our second year attending and it is, plain and simple, sub-par! Yes, the teachers may be nice but this does not help our children to excel in academics, arts, leadership, etc. this school lacks special educational resources, diversity, and leadership; the principal needs to go! We need someone that will be proactive in reaching out to parent and students, out in the community more, and to advocate for the teachers and the school so changes can be made to keep up with surrounding schools, specifically nearby Twin Cities. This is a small school in a small town that is 99% caucasian and teaches to the "middle". The resources are severely lacking for kids working ahead or behind of their peers. And who knows what the board's agenda is as they allow private organizations (Boy Scouts) in the school, DURING SCHOOL HOURS to solicit our kids when they should be learning! There isn't even a PTA! I totally regret ever moving to Somerset just for the schools alone. There is a private school in the area, but not being Catholoc that doesn't help our situation. And you all are concerned with the busing system???

At the time of this writing I am a senior. My experience here was, all things considered, pretty good. It isn't the best school, nor is it the worst. It has much good and much bad. Some kids are bad, there's drama and problems, but I feel as if that's pretty standard for schools. I will walk out of here in June feeling prepared, but also worrying for the future of our school. The main problem of this school district is a lack of funding. I'm sure we aren't the only school to experience this, but its a problem nonetheless. There just isn't enough money to support all the athletics, activities, classes, teachers, and infrastructure that the school needs. Sadly this isn't something that can be solved here. It's a national issue that need to be solved, but I'm sure that's not gonna happen anytime soon...