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Ashwaubenon Public Schools
1055 Griffiths Lane, Green Bay 54304
492-2900
K-12, with one K, two 1-5 elementary schools, a 6-8 middle school and a comprehensive
curriculum high school.

Denmark Public Schools
450 N. Wall St., Denmark 54208
863-2176
K-12, pre-K, 1-5 elementary school, a 6-
8 middle school and a 9-12 high school.

De Pere Public Schools
1700 Chicago St., De Pere 54115
337-1032
K-4 elementary, 6-8 middle School, 9-12 high school, serves the eastern portion of the City
of De Pere and parts of the towns of Bellevue, Ledgeview, Glenmore, Morrison, Rockland
and Wrightstown.

Green Bay Area Public Schools
200 5. Broadway,
P.O. Box 23387, Green Bay 54305
448-2101
http://www.greenbay.k12.wi.us/index.html
K-12, serves the City of Green Bay, the Village of Allouez, the Town of Scott, and part of the towns of Bellevue, Ledgeview, Green Bay, Eaton and Humboldt, with a comprehensive curriculum with college preparatory and vocational courses, as well as programs for the handicapped and special opportunities for advanced academic students; 26 elementary, four middle and four secondary schools.

Oneida Nation Schools
P.O. Box 365
Oneida, 54155
869-1676
Pre-K to 8, draws from Oneida, Freedom, Pulaski, Seymour, De Pere and West De Pere. Students must be 1/4 Native American to attend. Elementary and 9-12 high school.

Pulaski Community
School District
143 W. Green Bay St.
P.O. Box 36
Pulaski, 54162
822-4170
K-12. Serves the Village of Pulaski, the towns of Hobart, Pittsfield and Suamico in Brown County; Oneida and Seymour in Outagamie County; Chase, Little Suamico and Morgan in Oconto County; Angelica, Green Valley, Lessor and Maple Grove in Shawano County; five grade schools and a high school.

Howard-Suamico Public Schools
2700 Lineville Road, Green Bay 54313
434-4018
K-12, has four neighborhood elementary schools, a middle school and a high school with complete academic and vocational classes along with services for early childhood E.E.N..

West De Pere Public Schools
1155 Westwood St.
De Pere, 54115
337-1090
K-12. Covers West De Pere, parts of the towns of Hobart, Lawrence, Oneida and the Village of Ashwaubenon. Has two elementary schools (K-6 and K-2), a middle school and a 9-12 high school.

Wrightstown School District
351 High St.
Wrightstown, 54180
532-5551
K-12. Includes Village of Wrightstown, the towns of Brillion, Buchanan, Holland, Kaukauna, Lawrence, Morrison, Rockland and Wrightstown, and provides an elementary, middle school and a high school.

Brown County Handicapped
Children's Education Board
Syble Hopp School
755 Scheuring Road
De Pere, 54115
336-5754
Programs for students with exceptional education needs are available to students from school districts in Ashwaubenon, Denmark, De Pere, Howard-Suamico, Pulaski, West De Pere and Wrightstown. Curriculum includes academics, daily living, vocational and socialization skills.

Ecumenical School of Christian
Education for the Mentally
Handicapped
2911 Libal St., Green Bay 54301
437-3548
Ecumenical Christian education through lessons, crafts, singing and prayer, on Saturday morning for the handicapped of all ages. Bus transportation, from group homes, nursing homes and the Brown County Mental Health Center to church sites where the classes are held, is provided.

Tri-County Community Corporation
P.O. Box 36, Pulaski 54162
8224247
A non-profit organization with tax exempt status solicits funds through membership dues
and donations to allocate to special projects in the Pulaski School District.

Parochial Schools

Annunciation School
1087 Kellogg St., Green Bay 54303
499-1919
Pre-school-8th grade

Beth Haven Academy
2023 S. Ridge Road, Green Bay 54304
494-8831
Grades K-12

Christian Fellowship Academy
509 W. Walnut St. P.O. Box 2130, Green Bay 54306
433-387
Grades K-12

First Evangelical Lutheran School
743 5. Monroe Ave., Green Bay 54301
437-3900
Preschool-8th grades

Green Bay Christian School
1420 Harvey St., Green Bay 54302
436-7373
Web site: http://www.gbcs.com
Pre-kindergarten through 12th grade

Holy Cross School
3002 Bay Settlement Road, Green Bay
54311
468-0625
Preschool-8th grades

Holy Family School
1204 S. Fisk St., Green Bay 54304
494-1931
Grades K-8

Holy Martyrs School
3542 Finger Road, Green Bay 54311
468-7262
Preschool-5th grade

Our Lady of Lourdes
1305 Lourdes Ave., De Pere 54115
336-3091
Grades K-8

Notre Dame Elementary School
100 5. Huron St., De Pere 54115
337-1100
Grades K-S

Notre Dame Middle School
221 5. Wisconsin St., De Pere 54115
337-1115
Grades 6-8

Pilgrim Lutheran School
1731 St. Agnes Drive, Green Bay
54304
494-6530
Preschool-8th grade

Redeemer Lutheran School
205 Hudson St., Green Bay 54303
499-1033
Preschool - 8th grade

Resurrection School
333 Hilltop Drive, Green Bay 54301
336-3230
Grades K-8

St Bernard School
2020 Hillside Lane, Green Bay 54302
468-5026
Grades K-8

St James Lutheran School
901 Shawano Ave., Green Bay 54303
494-7782
Grades K-8

St. John the Baptist School
2561 Glendale Ave., Green Bay 54313
434-3822
Grades K-8

St. Joseph School
1224 12th Ave., Green Bay 54304
497-7085
Grades K-8

St. Jude School
1420 Division St., Green Bay 54303
496-2162
Preschool-8th grade

St. Mark Evangelical Lutheran School
1167 Kenwood St., Green Bay 54304
494-9113
Grades K-8

St. Matthew's School
2575 5. Webster Ave., Green Bay
54301
432-5223
Grades K-8

St Paul Evangelical Lutheran School
514 5. Clay St., Green Bay 54301
435-9852
Preschool-8th grade

St Phillip School the Apostle School
312 Victoria St., Green Bay 54302
468-7755
Grades K-8

St Thomas More School
650 5. Irwin Ave, Green Bay 54301
432-8242
Grades preK-8

Green Bay Adventist Junior Academy
1422 Shawano Ave., Green Bay 54303
494-2741

Secondary Parochial Schools

Notre Dame de la Baie Academy
610 Maryhill Drive, Green Bay 54303-2092
498-6464
Catholic high school serving the entire Green Bay area.

Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran High School
1311 5. Robinson Ave., Green Bay 54311
469-6810
Grades 9-12

Higher Education

Bellin College of Nursing
725 S. Webster Ave.
P.O. Box 23400, Green Bay 54305
433-3560
An incorporated, not-for-profit subsidiary of North East Wisconsin Health Care Inc. General course work is done on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. A faculty of 2l instructors teaches nursing courses in well-equipped classrooms. Clinical practice is done in Green Bay's three general hospitals, as well as in clinics, nursing homes and In community agencies throughout northeastern Wisconsin. Accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Higher Education and the National League for Nursing allows the granting of a Bachelor of Science Nursing degree.

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
2740 W. Mason St.
P.O. Box 19042, Green Bay 54307-
9042
498-5400
Modern classrooms, state-of-the-art equipment, active program advisory committees and skilled instructors provide students with realistic studies and hands-on training. Sixty-seven programs prepare students for positions in business and marketing, protective services, health occupations, agriculture, family and service occupations, and trades and industry. A Career Skills Center offers career counseling.
Many classes and programs are offered in nontraditional ways-on evening and weekend schedules, in area businesses and high schools, in short-term certificates, on video, via Interactive Television and over the Internet. Full-time academic and personal counselors, tutors and other support staff are available.

St. Norbert College
Office of Admissions
100 Grant St., De Pere 54115
403-3005
A private, Catholic, liberal arts and sciences college offering bachelorās degrees in arts, science, education, music and business administration and graduate programs in adaptive education and theological studies. The College emphasizes international curriculum, leadership and service. Programs are open year-round to students of all ages. Maintains a nursery school and offers special workshops for children. Financial aid is available in the form of grants, scholarships, loans and student employment.

F.K. Bemis International Center
403-31 00
A resource center for businesses, professionals, K-12 educators and students, the general public, and St. Norbert faculty, students, and staff. Offers export management services, language services, professional continuing education, Global Studies Resources Institute, English As a Second Language Institute, and conference facilities.

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay 54311
465-2111
Offers undergraduate programs in the humanities and fine arts, natural sciences and social sciences, in pre-professional studies for dentistry, engineering, law, medicine and other fields, and professional studies in business, public and environmental administration, social work and education, leading to teacher certification. The bachelor of science in nursing degree program is open to registered nurses. Graduate programs are in administrative services, environmental administration and environmental science. Day care is available for pre-school children of students. The academic year includes two four-month semesters and an eight-coordinates non-credit classes in the arts, music, dance, environment, personal growth and the humanities, with summer camps, conferences, seminars, workshops, a speaker 5 bureau, a dinner-lecture series, Learning in Retirement program.

University of Wisconsin-GreenBay Interculture Centre
465-2720
Academic, financial, personal and professional assistance to all enrollees and potential UWGB students of American Indian descent. Offers workshops and video programs on American Indian culture to general public.

Scholarships Inc.
P.O. Box 1873, Green Bay 54305-1873
336-1552
Encourages and assists worthy and needy students from Brown County high schools to further their college education. Applications are available in high school guidance offices for qualified graduating seniors. In addition, a distinguished student from each Brown County high school is selected by the school administration for a scholarship. Second-year renewal scholarships are available. Scholarship application may be made by non-traditional students, 25 or older, who demonstrate need and the ability to carry college study while attending a college or university. Contributions to the fund are welcome.

Special Interest

Blue Sky Educational Foundation
A non-profit, tax-exempt school of holistic therapies, which is opening a new school in Green Bay on March 21, 2000. Web site: http://blueskyedu.org

Brown County Association for Home and Community Education
1150 Bellevue St., Green Bay 54302
391-4610
An affirmative action organization offering an opportunity to continue education in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin Extension Service educational programs, to keep in touch with todayās topics and issues. Promotes family living and a healthy family environment.

Brown County UW-Extension
Agriculture and Extension Service Center
1150 Bellevue St., Green Bay 54302
391-4610
Educational programs to meet individual and family needs in community resource development, agriculture, family living, 4-H youth development, and horticulture, and counseling in community and personal problems.

Literacy Council of Brown County
424 5. Monroe, Green Bay 54301
435-2474
Provides tutors in reading and writing free of charge to undereducated English-speaking adults and to non-English-speaking adults wanting to learn to speak English. Volunteer tutors are trained in the Laubach method.

Northeastern Wisconsin Talent Education
430 5. Webster Ave., Green Bay 54301
432-8257
A non-profit corporation to provide piano and stringed instrument instruction, which is taught by the Suzuki method, to children from the age of three. Parents attend with the child to learn the instrument. Scholarships are available for financial need students.

Libraries

Brown County Library
Central Library - 515 Pine St., Green Bay 54301
448-4400
For over 100 years the library has been a source of information and education for county residents. In addition to a wealth of written material, the library offers music and books on audio cassettes, computerized information searches, meeting rooms, services for the homebound and disabled, educational workshops and events for all ages. The local history and genealogy departments are much-utilized, along with current community information, resources on travel, job-hunting, colleges and technical schools.
The library has eight branches:

Ashwaubenon, 1060 Orlando Drive
De Pere, 380 Main Ave.
Denmark, 118 E. Main St.
East Branch, 2255 Main St.
Howard Branch, 2637 Tulip Lane
Pulaski, 222 W. Pulaski St.
Southwest, 974 9th St.
Wrightstown, 529 Main St.

A Bookmobile keeps a regular schedule around the county.

Learning Resource Center
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Bldg. 3, Level 2
2740W. Mason St., Green Bay 54307-9042
498-5493
Anyone who has taken a class at NWTC, or fills out an identification card can borrow from the LRC, which is an excellent resource for materials in business and marketing, health, home economics, agriculture or the trades.

Todd Wehr Library St. Norbert College
De Pere
403-3280
Library facilities can be used by anyone, but one must have a college l.D. or Todd Wehr Library courtesy card to check out material.

Cofrin Library
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
465-2333
A $25 card fee is charged adult members of the community wishing to borrow from the UWGB library, which is a repository for federal, state and international documents, as well as an research center, maintained with the help of the State Historical Society, that offers information on immigration and naturalization, divorce, deaths covering an 11 county northeastern Wisconsin area. The center is much-used by genealogists. Copies of the New York Times and the London Times dating back to 1850 can be located in the center. Finding professional and scholarly publications is made easy by an automated card catalog.