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Wausau Pilot & Review Published 15 hours ago

Your letters: D.C. Everest should rethink referendum plans, focus on needs over wants

A Weston resident questions D.C. Everest’s potential 2027 referendum, arguing the district should prioritize maintaining existing facilities over costly new construction.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 29

In photos: Mosinee School District celebrates new school addition

Mosinee School District celebrated the completion of its high school addition and renovation project with a ribbon cutting held during Homecoming festivities. Wausau Pilot has pictures from the event.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 28

K-12 spending, absenteeism programs face risks as feds stop key monitoring, watchdog says

A federal watchdog says the Education Department’s suspension of key monitoring could put billions in K-12 funding at greater risk while unreliable absenteeism data complicates efforts to track students.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 27

Wausau schools seek early start for 2027-28 to make room for Riverview roof work

Wausau students could start classes Aug. 24, 2027, under a draft calendar designed to give crews more summer time to complete a Riverview Elementary roof project.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 26

Wausau School District budget hearing set for Monday

Wausau School District officials will present a proposed $118.3 million general fund budget and projected $45.8 million tax levy Monday at the district’s annual budget hearing.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 24

Wisconsin’s college admissions law has unintended consequences

Wisconsin’s new automatic college admissions law was designed to keep top students in the state, but early research suggests it has changed relatively few UW-Madison admissions decisions and created new concerns about fairness and class rank.

Wausau Pilot & Review Published September 22

D.C. Everest plans to close 75-year-old junior high as enrollment falls

D.C. Everest School District plans to close its 75-year-old junior high and shift students to other schools as enrollment declines, with renovations and additions planned across the district.

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