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Gilmanton School District is comprised of the unincorporated rural village of Gilmanton and portions of 8 townships in central Buffalo County and of 1 township in Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. The Gilmanton community is dedicated to their school and the students.
The Board of Education of the School District of Gilmanton consists of 5 elected members, three of which have served over ten years on the board.
The teaching staff at Gilmanton School District consists of several community residents as well as those from nearby communities. Teachers at Gilmanton are dedicated and believe in what they’re doing.
Gilmanton Elementary School is a separate building and includes 4-year-old kindergarten (4K) through 4th grade. Staff at the elementary teach multiple grade levels in a combined classroom setting (4K/5K, 1st/2nd and 3rd/4th).
Gilmanton Middle and High School are housed together in a 3-story building. Although the majority of teachers in the middle and high school are certified to teach multiple grades, there is only one teacher per department.
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