Brussels, WI is a small town in Northeastern Wisconsin with an estimated population of 1,450 people. Education in Brussels is provided by the Southern Door County School District which includes two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The district serves over 1,200 students and has earned a rating of 7/10 from BestPlaces.com. The local education system is highly valued by the community for providing excellent academic opportunities to its students. The curriculum is well-rounded and emphasizes the development of essential skills that will prepare students for future success in college and career pathways. Additionally, teachers are highly supportive of their students' learning and go above and beyond to ensure that every student receives individualized attention. This dedication to educational excellence has helped make Brussels a great place to live and learn.
Brussels schools spend $12,705 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 13 pupils per teacher, 384 students per librarian, and 384 children per counselor.