1721/1723/1725 Parmenter St
Middleton, WI 53562

This school supports many different students from various backgrounds and gives them all the support they need. This school is very inclusive and it is a learning environment where everyone can learn and grow

Elm Lawn is a good school. Test scores are some of the best in the state. Teachers are experienced and dedicated. Good, caring staff. Middleton is a quality school district.

This school is great, teachers are actually willing to help and will not judge, they will try to make something work for you. However, if your child has a major illness like Major Depressive Disorder, Social Anxiety, and/or trauma with literally anything, whether it'd be a sexual assault, death in the family, etc. Please notify all your children's teachers and their support center. I have Major Depressive Disorder, Social Anxiety, and I had traumatic things happen to me when I was a child that ruined learning at school for me. While Middleton High School is amazing and supports everyone, it forces people to work together a lot to the point where if your child has Social Anxiety, it might be uncomfortable for them to want to learn and grow at the school. And if your child has MDD (Major Depressive Disorder), your child may experience a lack of motivation, loss of grades, tiredness, and intense stress due to high-demanding work. With that done, Middleton High School is a great school for literally everybody. Anyone can really pick what they want to do, like animation, ceramics, many language classes, and a ton of higher-level classes like honors, AP, HIGAP, and many others. This school is great for kids who want to be themselves, and it really shows. MHS actively endorses yet doesn't require creativity. Teachers are really nice, like, college-level nice. Many teachers will understand and will help people with MDD and Social Anxiety, and other related Trauma. Would 100% reccomend for people who try to be creative at best. Skeptical about people who have MDD, Social Anxiety, Trauma, and other instabilities.