Mukwonago Education Foundation helps with funding a project run by Megan Jelinek. With help from many amazing students, a Free to Use library has been built and is now available to the public outside Section Elementary. For more information on this project, click here...

Take a look at our annual tradition of our 6th graders leaving their legacy at Big Bend Elementary. This year, they did glass fusing, with the help of our Mukwonago Area Public Schools Education Foundation grant and a generous donation from a BBES family.

The evolution of technology throughout history has lead to vast changes across society such as mechanization, social media, phones and personal devices, and more. Mr. Slane, the principal at Section Elementary School (SEC), believes education should also adapt to the...

Water is an essential part of life that is often taken for granted. One in every ten people lack access to clean water, and one in three people don’t have access to a toilet, according to water.org. The water dilemma is the reason why H20 for Life Uganda was created....

Teachers can utilize many resources to help students learn and grow, such as music, books, lectures, field trips, videos, labs, and much more. One special method two teachers at Rolling Hills Elementary School (RHES) found to be quite helpful in educating students on...

Food has a way of connecting people in an unusual way. Through similar tastes to unique cultural cuisine, food brings people together. Food also allows people to be innovative, and take pride in a creation they made, between creating a delectable dessert to lean and...

Thanks to the Mukwonago Education Foundation, Mukwonago High School (MHS) is able to provide students with another chance to improve their musical talent beyond the marching band season during the first two months of school. “One of the reasons why we are running this...