Zion Ln
Abrams, WI 54101

I graduated in 2021 after attending the district from kindergarten up. The school was very accommodating whenever necessary. There can be some discrimination by fellow students and unfairness by some teachers towards those in sports, but where isn't there because that's just our society? Academically, students will get what they put into it. Whether it's advanced, AP, or college-level courses, the opportunities are there for every student to succeed if they just put in the effort. My sister, who graduated in 2016, left with enough AP and college credits to be about a year into college and gained her bachelor's degree in three years from UW-Madison. I will remember a good portion of my teachers throughout this district forever because of how dedicated they are to their students' learning and overall well-being. While I don't know a ton about the special education program, I do know that they all have a specialized graduation plan geared towards them. They have a separate section of the school with a full kitchen, living room, laundry, and learning space so the students can get real-world education on how to take care of themselves. There is also a separate learning area for those with a primary language of Spanish. Parents are encouraged to support their students, especially in extracurriculars such as band where a lot of parental help is necessary. I would definitely recommend this district.

The school does well overall, excellent in teaching reading and exceptence and understanding, with its students but it needs to allow teachers to teach students individually instead of forcing one way of learning on all the children. If you judge a fish by its ability to fly, it will spend it's life believing it is stupid. Not everyone learns the same way.

Can't recommend, my two children have been in the Pulaski school system for over 10 years and we are just not happy with the learning, or lack of learning they are getting.