Oneida Nation School System is a tribal K-12 school in Oneida, Wisconsin. It is affiliated with the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE), [1] and serves the Oneida Nation.
It has a 162,000-square-foot (15,100 m2) 38-classroom elementary school building and a separate high school building. In 2001 the enrollment of the high school was slightly above 100. [2]
The elementary school opened in 1994 and the high school opened in 1995. The initial number of employees was eight to ten and initial enroname=Hodnett/>
In January 2007 the tribal council and school administration saw a wave of poor student behavior and decided to voluntarily close the school for a week and revise policies so discipline would return to normal. ref>Jagannathan, Malavika (2007-01-30). "Oneida students, staff mark a new beginning". Green Bay Gazette . Green Bay, Wisconsin. pp. A1, A2. - Clipping of first page and of second page at Newspapers.com.</ref>
As of 2008 [update] it was common for sports teams to have insufficient students and not meet for a particular year as the school had a relatively low population. That year the high school started a competitive lacrosse team at the junior varsity level. [3]
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