Mukwonago Area School District

What Mukwonago Area School District does

Mukwonago Area School District (MASD) is a public K-12 school district operating under Wisconsin state law, headquartered at 385 E. Veterans Way, Mukwonago, WI 53149. The district serves approximately 4,675 students across an 11-municipality, 90-square-mile attendance area in Waukesha County, southeastern Wisconsin, through a portfolio of eight schools: Mukwonago High School (1,616 students), Park View Middle School (766), and six elementary campuses (Big Bend, Clarendon Avenue, Eagleville Charter, Prairie View, Rolling Hills, Section). Primary revenue is generated through a $6.05 per $1,000-of-fair-market-value property-tax mill levy, supplemented by Wisconsin state equalization and categorical aid (including the $11,000 per-pupil guarantee), federal ESSER and Title funding, paid meal programs, transportation contracts ($767 annually for the first student), Technology Partnership Program device fees for grades 9-12, and facility-rental income.

The district's operational platform is anchored by Infinite Campus as the student information system, Google Workspace for Education for instructional delivery, Dell Chromebooks deployed 1:1 in grades 6-12, and FastBridge Learning (grades 2-5) plus i-Ready (grades 6-8) as progress-monitoring assessment suites. Safety and operational tooling includes Virtual Emergency Alert, Aristotle K12 content filtering, BARK for Schools monitoring, Zonar MyView for real-time bus tracking, Clever SSO, Booktix for PAC ticketing, and Xello/Jobready/Apex Learning for college, career, and credit-recovery pathways. The Mukwonago Education Foundation, a 501(c)(3), has distributed over $200,000 in grants since 2005 to fund initiatives outside the district budget, and the Greenwald Foundation Performing Arts Center (GFPAC) provides a community-facing venue.

Customer segments are organized around resident K-12 students and families, with secondary segments including Wisconsin open-enrollment (non-resident) students, summer-program participants (4K-grade 12), and prospective employees. The distribution model combines walk-in district-office enrollment, online registration via Infinite Campus, the open-enrollment pathway administered through Wisconsin DPI, summer-program registration, and facility-use rentals through rschooltoday.com. Strategic staffing partnerships with Edustaff and Kelly Education Services handle substitute-teacher and paraprofessional placement, while Dousman Transport Company delivers pupil transportation and the Mukwonago YMCA provides wraparound summer care.

Name

Mukwonago Area School District

Legal name

Mukwonago School District

Website

https://masd.k12.wi.us

Company type

Private

Founded year

1972

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

Mukwonago Area School District is a Wisconsin public K-12 district serving roughly 4,675 students across one high school, one middle school, and six elementary schools in an 11-municipality area of Waukesha County, funded primarily by property-tax levies and state aid.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

K-12 Public Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110), Educational Support Services (611710)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Public K–12 Combined Schools (EDAJAAAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Specialized Programs & Classrooms (Autism, Emotional/Behavioral, Intellectual/Developmental, Multi-Disability) (EDAJAKAH), Specialized Instruction & Resource Support (Inclusion, Pull-Out, Co-Teaching) (EDAJAKAC), IEP/504 Planning, Case Management & Compliance (EDAJAKAB)

Keywords

• K-12 public education
• School district services
• Student learning programs
• Special education services
• Career technical education

Headquarters

HQ city

Mukwonago

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices10 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Property Tax Revenue: Primary funding source through school levy taxes. The Mukwonago Area School District mill (levy) rate is currently $6.05 per $1000 of estimated fair market value. School levy tax credit is paid to municipalities to offset property taxes.
2. Student Meal Programs: Food services revenue from lunch and breakfast programs. Lunch prices: Elementary $3.40, Middle School $3.55, High School $3.75. Staff/Guest meals also available at $2.75 breakfast and $4.85 lunch.
3. State and Federal Aid: Revenue received from state sources and federal programs including ESSER funding, lottery and gaming credits, and various educational aid programs.
4. Transportation Contracts: Annual cost for daily round trip transportation: $767.00 for first student, half for second student, no additional charge for subsequent students. Pro-rated for partial transportation.
5. Facility Rental Fees: Nominal rental fees to cover operational costs (heat, lights, etc.) and custodial services for community organization use of school facilities.
6. Technology Partnership Program Payments: Grades 9-12 students automatically enrolled in TPP and receive a Chromebook with annual fee payment through Infinite Campus portal. Device ownership transfers upon final payment and graduation.

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Mukwonago Area School District operates a public K-12 education system serving approximately 4,000+ students across one high school, one middle school, and six elementary schools (including Eagleville Charter Elementary) in southeastern Wisconsin. Core offerings include standards-aligned academic instruction, special education continuum services for ages 3-21, Science of Reading-based early literacy aligned with Wisconsin Act 20, career and technical education pathways, performing arts, athletics, food services, pupil transportation, and a 1:1 Chromebook Technology Partnership Program for grades 6-12. The district also operates the Greenwald Foundation Performing Arts Center, Community Education lifelong learning program, and the Mukwonago Education Foundation providing grants for innovative educational projects.

Product overview

Mukwonago Area School District operates as a unified K-12 public education system comprising six elementary schools (Big Bend, Clarendon Avenue, Eagleville Charter, Prairie View, Rolling Hills, Section), one middle school (Park View), and one high school (Mukwonago High School). The district's technology ecosystem includes the Infinite Campus student information system portal for registration and academic management, the Technology Partnership Program (TPP) providing Chromebook devices to students in grades 6-12, and FastBridge/i-Ready assessment suites for progress monitoring. Supporting programs include the Mukwonago Education Foundation (MEF) providing grant funding for educational initiatives, the Greenwald Foundation Performing Arts Center (GFPAC) with Booktix ticketing, the Community Education Program for lifelong learning, and I.T. Academy/Academy of Medical Professions as career pathways. Transportation services utilize Zonar MyView for real-time bus tracking. The district serves approximately 4,000+ students across an 11-municipality, 90-square-mile area in Waukesha County, Wisconsin.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Mukwonago High School Comprehensive public high school serving 1,616 students in grades 9-12 with 417,432 sq. ft. of building space on 89.38 acres. Provides core academic instruction, career and technical education pathways (I.T. Academy, Academy of Medical Professions), performing arts, athletics, and the Technology Partnership Program (TPP) for grades 9-12.
• Park View Middle School Public middle school serving 766 students in grades 6-8 with 114,096 sq. ft. of building space on 25.31 acres. Delivers core middle school academics with i-Ready assessment for reading and math screening.
• Big Bend Elementary School Public elementary school serving 415 students from 4K through grade 5 with 65,810 sq. ft. of building space on 9.71 acres.
• Clarendon Avenue Elementary School Public elementary school serving 510 students from 4K through grade 5 with 79,030 sq. ft. of building space on 10.12 acres.
• Eagleville Elementary Charter School Charter elementary school serving 88 students with 12,500 sq. ft. of building space on 4.59 acres including a 1.25-acre registered school forest. Available to all elementary students across the district.
• Prairie View Elementary School Public elementary school serving 329 students from 4K through grade 5 with 65,913 sq. ft. of building space on 8.92 acres.
• Rolling Hills Elementary School Public elementary school serving 487 students from 4K through grade 5 with 69,334 sq. ft. of building space on 13.38 acres.
• Section Elementary School Public elementary school serving 464 students from 4K through grade 5 with 57,000 sq. ft. of building space on 17.21 acres.
• Technology Partnership Program (TPP) 1:1 Chromebook device program where grades 9-12 students are automatically enrolled and receive a device with annual fee payment through Infinite Campus portal; device ownership transfers to student upon final payment and graduation. Grades 6-8 receive free devices required to be returned at year end.
• Summer Adventures Traditional four-week summer school program for students currently in 4K through Grade 8, offering academic enrichment and elective courses during summer months.
• MASD Summer Camps Various week-long and multi-week summer programs including E3 (Eagleville Environment Experience), Indian Athletic Performance, Mukwonago Summer Musical, Summer Marching Band, All Sports Academy, Summer Orchestra Camp, and Jump Start Orchestra.
• I.T. Academy Career and Technical Education program offering technology-focused coursework and certifications for high school students.
• Academy of Medical Professions Career and Technical Education program providing healthcare pathway coursework and certifications for students interested in medical careers.
• Greenwald Foundation Performing Arts Center (GFPAC) Multi-purpose performing arts venue at 605 W. Veterans Way hosting school and community performances with online ticketing through Booktix platform. Hosts Kids From Wisconsin, MHS productions, Circus on the Sun, and community fine arts programs.
• Community Education Program Lifelong learning program offering courses, workshops, and instructor opportunities for community members of all ages, utilizing district facilities and resources for continued education.
• Infinite Campus Portal Student information system portal providing parents and students access to registration, schedules, grades, attendance, immunization records, and lunch account management.
• Mukwonago Education Foundation (MEF) Non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing grants for innovative educational projects, classroom equipment, and student opportunities not funded by the district budget. Distributes over $200,000 in grants since 2005 with more than 95% of donor contributions directly funding new ideas to impact student achievement.
• Zonar MyView Bus Tracking Real-time bus tracking application operated by Dousman Transport Company allowing families to monitor their child's bus location, set alerts for pickup and drop-off zones, and receive notifications via email or text.
• Student Meal Programs Food services offering daily breakfast and lunch across all district schools with standardized pricing: Elementary $3.40, Middle School $3.55, High School $3.75 for lunch; reduced price lunch $0.40; milk $0.50; staff/guest meals $2.75 breakfast and $4.85 lunch.

Quantifiable outcome

• Energy Cost Avoided since 2003: $4+ Million
• +3 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

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API docs

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration15 records

Feature2 records

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• EdustaffcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 May 2026Strategic partnership to enhance recruitment, placement, and retention of substitute teachers, paraprofessionals, and support staff. Edustaff manages the full lifecycle of staffing including sourcing, credentialing, scheduling, and compliance using its proprietary technology platform, allowing MASD administrators to focus on delivering instruction. The partnership takes effect immediately with both organizations anticipating a seamless transition.
• Kelly Education ServicescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSubstitute teacher enrollment and management services. District partners with Kelly Education for substitute teacher placement and management.
• Dousman Transport Company (DTC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPupil transportation services provider for MASD students. DTC operates bus routes serving Big Bend, Clarendon Avenue, Eagleville, Rolling Hills, Section, Park View, and Mukwonago High School from the Mukwonago Terminal. Prairie View Elementary is served by the Prairie View Terminal. Contact for transportation concerns via MASD Transportation Coordinator.
• Mukwonago Education Foundation (MEF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNon-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to advancing innovative educational projects and providing classroom equipment not covered by district budget. Since 2005, the Foundation has distributed over $200,000 in grants. More than 95% of donor contributions directly fund new ideas to impact student achievement. Hosts annual gala and provides scholarships including Schmidt/Class of 1962 Scholarship, North Prairie United Methodist Church Scholarship.
• Greenwald FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFoundation provides funding and support for the Greenwald Foundation Performing Arts Center (GFPAC), a venue hosting school and community fine arts programs. The PAC has volunteer usher corps opportunities and hosts events including Kids From Wisconsin, MHS productions, and Circus on the Sun.
• Rotary ClubminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEarly partnership with MASD and Building Trades students to construct houses, developing valuable skills. Students learned design, construction, and decorating through this program.
• Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerState education authority providing open enrollment program administration, licensing guidance for educators, tuition waiver funding, and school accountability report cards.
• Wisconsin Department of JusticecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for Speak Up, Speak Out (SUSO) confidential reporting system allowing students and parents to report weapons, threats of violence, bullying, sexual harassment, threat of suicide, drugs, and other safety concerns. Provides 24/7 threat reporting system, threat assessment consultation, and critical incident response.
• Muskego-Norway School DistrictminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint partnership to create a digital job board (wijobboard.com) for current students and recent graduates of both districts to access employment opportunities.
• Mukwonago YMCAminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorProvides wraparound care at Big Bend Elementary and Prairie View Elementary for summer programs. Contact available at 262.363.7950.
• Infinite CampuscoreTechnology or IntegrationStudent information system used for online registration, parent portal access, grade viewing, lunch account management, and annual updates.
• Infinite CampuscoreTechnology or IntegrationStudent information system platform used by the district for parent/student login, enrollment management, and school communications.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Oconomowoc Area School District: Nearby Wisconsin public K-12 district serving comparable suburban/rural mix in Waukesha County region. Similar student enrollment scale and operates under identical Wisconsin state education funding and accountability frameworks.
• Waukesha School District: Larger Waukesha County public school district operating under the same Wisconsin DPI regulatory framework. Comparable K-12 service model with similar property tax funding structure and open enrollment competition dynamics.
• Kettle Moraine School District: Adjacent Waukesha County public K-12 district serving similar suburban southeastern Wisconsin communities. Comparable enrollment scale, funding structure through Wisconsin state aid and property taxes, and similar programmatic offerings including Career and Technical Education.
• East Troy Community School District: Smaller Wisconsin public K-12 district in the same competitive region. Operates with similar Wisconsin DPI oversight, property tax funding structure, and open enrollment dynamics.
• Muskego-Norway School District: Neighboring Wisconsin public K-12 school district of similar size and demographics. MASD has a joint partnership with Muskego-Norway for the wijobboard.com digital job board for students, demonstrating operational similarity and collaborative relationship.
• Palmyra-Eagle Area School District: Smaller Wisconsin public K-12 district in Jefferson County near MASD service area. Similar school structure and funding model under Wisconsin DPI oversight, serving as open enrollment competitor.
• New Berlin School District: Suburban Milwaukee-area public K-12 district serving similar demographic profile. Operates with identical Wisconsin state funding mechanisms and competes in the same southeastern Wisconsin regional labor market for teachers and staff.
• Burlington Area School District: Southeastern Wisconsin public K-12 district serving similar community demographics with comparable school structure (multiple elementary, middle, and high schools). Competes for open enrollment students and shares similar property tax funding model.
• Waterford Graded School District: Racine County public K-12 district adjacent to MASD's service area. Comparable enrollment size, school structure, and funding model with direct open enrollment competition for border-area students.

Others

• Edustaff: K-12 substitute teacher and support staffing solutions provider. While MASD partnered with Edustaff, the company operates across the K-12 education sector providing staffing technology and services that could serve as a model for operational partnerships in the district space.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCobXdgivjBeILUCWATE5bow
• Facebookfacebook.com/masdschools
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/masdschools
• Instagraminstagram.com/masdschools
• Xx.com/MASDSCHOOLS

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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