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Algoma School District

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

How are district decisions and funding organized?

Elected board; state and local funding

Algoma is a Wisconsin public school district governed by an elected school board. Its budget combines state aid, local property taxes and other sources; state revenue limits constrain how much general operating revenue it can raise. The board reviews budgets and contracts in public meetings.

Elected board

Voters choose board members; the April 2026 canvass and subsequent meeting record the outcome of two board seats.

Budget pressures

The June 2026 preliminary 2026–27 budget showed a general fund gap; this preliminary budget is not final spending. A later October meeting also discussed the 2026–27 budget, but its precise totals remain unverified.

School choice

Algoma Venture Academy is an instrumentality charter school with a separate governance board and district oversight; the April board approved a one-year extension.

Spending per pupil

A comparable current per-pupil expenditure figure was not verified in the collected records.

Where the district stands

District enrollment, 2024–25verified
623 students

Major projects

School facilities work

Reported in progress in March 2026

The district reported referendum-funded building upgrades including windows and planned parking and accessible restroom work. The March 2026 meeting described these as ongoing or planned projects.

Next: A current completion and final cost update was not located in the available official archive.
  1. Board heard an update on window installation and summer parking and restroom work.

Funding

Referendum capital funds; some work outside the main construction contract

Resources

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Based on the district’s published meeting records, budget materials and Wisconsin report cards.

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