Nicolet High School

We began at Stormonth with a 1st grader in the fall of 2016. He has ADHD and could be difficult to manage in a classroom setting. The teachers, for the most part, were fantastic, and the school counselor really connects with kids who need more help. The instruction is top notch, with experienced teachers who have been there for, in some cases, decades. They tailor their instruction to different learning styles and engage is so much hands-on learning. There is a maker space and an amazing playground with tons of green space, plus an ice rink in the winter. The music, art, and gym programs are fully funded. In fact this year the school purchased a kiln for the art program. Each year there is a spring musical, a folk festival, a huge halloween event, a safety week in conjunction with the local police department, a 5K color run, and so many more fun community activities. The parent community is also amazing.

Beautiful school in quiet neighborhood. Green playspaces and newer equipment. Teachers and staff are friendly. Kids truly enjoy their time at school.

Principal Nelson has a reputation for bullying children. Assistant principal Peterson does not have the integrity to speak up. The incompetence of the administration starts at the top as the superintendent relinquishes all power of decisions to a unethical law firm (attolles). Pending federal law suits regarding currently.

Great school with small class sizes. Situated near public parks in a small, safe neighborhood.

This school has been an amazing place for my children. Its sense of community combined with the values instilled is creating the next of generation of kind leaders. And beyond that the school continues to have solid academic expectations.

Our girls have attended St. Eugene since 3K and 4K and are now in 5K and 4th grade. Throughout our time at the school, the teachers, staff, and broader community have consistently provided an outstanding environment that supports both academic growth and the development of compassion and character. We have seen our girls thrive as learners and as friends. We strongly encourage families to tour St. Eugene and experience firsthand the welcoming and supportive community it offers.