Wisconsin School Boards See Multiple Incumbents Re-elected Amid Competitive Races

Recent school board elections in Wisconsin saw multiple incumbents and newcomers elected across various districts. In Menomonee Falls, voters chose Schmeling, Christensen, and Cramer for the school board amid a contentious campaign focusing on parental input and educator involvement. Kaukauna's elections resulted in Kimberly Schaefer defeating incumbent Melissa Kurey, with Berken and Bouressa retaining their seats. Wisconsin Rapids elected incumbent Troy Bier and newcomer Jaime Sparkes to its school board, while Waukesha saw incumbents Harland and Kozlowski re-elected alongside Natalie Grehn. These elections reflect ongoing community engagement and varying priorities within local education governance. More than 35,000 votes were cast in Menomonee Falls alone, highlighting increased voter interest in school board matters.