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The Dodgeland K-12 School features a design that clearly separates elementary, middle level and high school students with a "school within a school" concept, designed to provide a small school learning environment within the large facility. The site includes new playfields, baseball and softball competition fields, track/football field, elementary play areas, and environmental learning areas. The building includes classroom space, science labs for the middle school and high school students, a greenhouse, technical education spaces, a 3 station gymnasium and associated locker rooms, media centers for the elementary and middle/high school levels, band/vocal and elementary general music, two art classrooms, special education spaces, and associated administrative and support spaces.
One of the unique features of the building is the central performing arts/ multi-purpose/ commons space. Designed with flexibility of use in mind, it features a raised platform for performances and/or presentations, and a raised seating area for improved sightlines. Sound and lighting systems have been designed for various uses, and a movable partition, when closed, will allow for separate events, or one large event when open. This space provides a wonderful community resource. The main office phone number is (920) 386-4404. The School prints and delivers a Special News Letter each month to all Dodgeland residents. It's called The Dodgeland Connection. This News Letter keeps everyone informed as to what is happening at the school. If you do not receive your copy, please give the school a call .
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According to the 2010 Census, a reported 22.2% of the state's residents over the age of 25 have finished high school, 4.9% have at least an associates degree, 3.9% have degrees at the bachelors level or higher, and 1% hold a graduate level degree.
I believe this type of information is very valuable to today's students who are not only dealing with a more competitive higher environment, but also with the rising costs associated with them.
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A couple of guides if students are interested in Nursing
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