The Baldwin-Woodville Area School District uses the Wisconsin Academic Standards to guide our curriculum.  Please see the Wisconsin DPI website for more detailed information. Academic Standards

As part of the state accountability system, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) produces report cards for every publicly funded school and district in Wisconsin.  

The Baldwin-Woodville Area School District would like all district families to be aware of legal information posted annually and where you can find the information.  Many of the annual notices are listed in the school calendar that is sent to each district resident in August. 

In accordance with section 65.90 of the Wisconsin Statute, the School Board of the Baldwin-Woodville Area School District in St. Croix County, Wisconsin presents the following budget summaries showing the revenues and expenditures of the district.

Annually the Wisconsin Department of Instruction collects the pupil count on the third Friday in September.  This count is converted to a full-time equivalency and  used in the calculation of the district's revenue limit and equalization aid.

In accordance with Title IX, the Baldwin-Woodville Area School District has named Leah Johnson-Freer as the Title IX Coordinator. Any person may report sex discrimination or sexual harassment to Leah Johnson-Freer in person, or via mail, email or telephone at any time of the day.

Leah Johnson-Freer
550 Highway 12
Baldwin, WI 54002

Email Leah Johnson-Freer
715.684.3411 ext. 1109

Title IX Training Materials

Nondiscrimination Report Self-Evaluation

• Nondiscrimination Report Self-Evaluation PDF

• Five-Year School Self-Evaluation Summary for Status of Pupil Nondiscrimination