Current Families

All current MTSD families must complete online enrollment annually.

Online enrollment will open on June 1 for the 2022-2023 school year!

Click here to complete online enrollment for your child

Returning families will receive an email on June 1 with instructions on completing online enrollment. Information will be emailed to the parent email address(es) on record in the Infinite Campus parent portal. You may update your contact preferences in your portal account at any time.

Please note that student fees will be assessed on August 1. We'll send an email on August 1 with more information.

In-person registration day is no longer part of the enrollment process. Information regarding school pictures, class schedules, locker assignments, and other registration activities will be shared by your school building.

If you have questions about student fees, please contact Cindy Leinfelder at cleinfelder@mtsd.k12.wi.us.

If you have general questions regarding the Infinite Campus portal or online enrollment, please contact your school office:

An intradistrict transfer is when families wish to enroll their child at a school other than the designated school that is in their district attendance area.

Student fees help offset the costs of supplies or services provided by the District. The Wisconsin Constitution limits a school district’s authority to assess fees except under limited circumstances, providing that public schools “shall be free and without charge for tuition to all children between the ages of 4 and 20 years.” Courts have ruled that schools may charge fees for books and items of a similar nature, except in cases of indigence, and for social and extracurricular activities because they are not “necessary elements of a high school career.” Schools may not charge for instructional time, such as teacher salaries, apparatus, building costs, or maintenance. Any course that is credited for graduation, even if it is not required for graduation, must be provided without charge.

The majority of the district’s revenue does come from the local tax levy. The revenue for school fees accounts for approximately 1% or $480,000 of our revenue budget for operations. Employee salaries and benefits account for the majority of our overall operational budget at 77%. Per the Wisconsin State Constitution, student fees may not be used to fund employee salaries.

Teacher salaries are publicly posted here and are current through the previous year’s data. 

A school resource fee helps to offset the cost of materials necessary to complete coursework, such as books, and other educational supplies.

The Chromebook fee is optional and does not cover the cost of the Chromebook, rather it acts as insurance should the Chromebook be lost or damaged. 

We do offer the option for families to apply for free and reduced lunch, which provides an opportunity for student fee reduction or waiver as well. Families also have the option to pay fees according to a repayment plan in order to alleviate any financial burden. The District business office works with many families to waive fees based on their socioeconomic needs.