School District of Altoona
Engage. Equip. Empower.
Welcome!
Dr. Heidi Eliopoulos, Superintendent
Lisa Boss, Executive Assistant
1903 Bartlett, Altoona, WI 54720
715-839-6033 715-839-6066 Fax
Office Hours: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM (3:30 PM on Friday)
If visiting the District Office, please enter through and check in at the main entrance of the Intermediate/Middle School.
District Boundaries:
Eau Claire County Property Search Portal
School district boundaries Map
About our community:
Altoona is located in west central Wisconsin in the heart of the Chippewa Valley. Contiguous to Eau Claire, Altoona is a community of 7,800 residents and home to about 581 businesses. The Altoona school district serves a student population of just over 1,700 students and covers just 14.79 square miles.
The school district includes the City of Altoona, a portion of the Town of Washington and to a much smaller extent the Town of Lincoln and City of Eau Claire. The district extends six miles to the east, south to highway AA, southwest to Otter Creek. The northern border is Lake Altoona. Fairfax Avenue is the district's western limit.
Three of the district's four schools, Altoona Intermediate School (4-5), Altoona Middle School (6-8), and Altoona High School (9-12) are conveniently located on one site. The fourth school, a state of art elementary school was built and opened to our K-3 student population in the 2016/17 school year. Altoona Elementary School, which is located just two miles east at 157 Bartlett Avenue, replaced Pedersen Elementary School.
Click on Schools Tab to visit the webpage for each school.
2020-2021 ANNUAL NOTICES
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on the following topics:
- Academic and Career Planning
- Bullying
- Career and Technical Education
- Career and Technical Education NonDiscrimination
- Early College Credit
- Educational Options
- FERPA
- Human Growth and Development
- Meal Charge
- Meal Modifications
- Military Recruiters
- Program or Curriculum Modifications
- Protection of Pupil Rights
- School Performance Reports
- Special Education Referrals
- Special Needs Scholarship Program
- Student Anti-Harassment
- Student Assessments
- Student Attendance
- Student Locker Searches
- Student Nondiscrimination
- Student Religious Accomodations
- Title I Program Teacher and Paraeducator Qualifications
- Title IX
- Use of Cameras
- Wireless Communication
2020-2021 ANNUAL NOTICES
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included in the Rails Review Newsletter:
- Nondiscrimination Policy (p. 8)
- Title IX Coordinators (p. 8)
- Parental Rights (p. 8)
- Tobacco Free Schools (p. 8)
- Recruiter Access (p. 8)
- Parent Involvement-Teacher Qualifications (p. 9)
- Pupil Records and Directory Information (p. 9)
- Delayed Placement for 5-Year Olds
- Special Education Referral Process (p. 10)
- Equal Access to Programs (p. 10)
"Students are prepared academically and socially for personal success in life and are respectful,
contributing members of the local and global communities."