School District of Reedsburg

The School District of Reedsburg owns a total of 350 acres in Sauk County. Included in this total are seven school campuses as well as two school forests. Our Buildings and Grounds Department is responsible for providing a safe and clean learning environment at all of these locations.

District Buildings, Grounds and School Forests

The schools consist of five elementary buildings, one middle school and one high school. Our school forests, the Hartje Outdoor Learning Center and the Romoren School Forest, represent a combined total of 208 acres of open space. Both are open to the public as well as used for educational purposes. A network of hiking trails is maintained at the Hartje Center, which has proven to be a popular area for walkers, hikers and nature lovers.

In addition to our district schools, the Buildings and Grounds Department is responsible for maintaining 41 additional buildings. These include everything from the Central Office Building to storage buildings located throughout the district.

The department also oversees 129 acres of sports fields, physical education grounds, lawn space, walking trails and parking lots.

Buildings and Grounds Team

The team has a total of 26 employees. Since 1991, the School District of Reedsburg has contracted with ARAMARK Education Services to manage the department.

Custodial Team

A team of 19 custodians work together to clean more than 580,000 square feet of interior space throughout the district, which represents more than 13 acres of interior spaces that are maintained on a daily basis. We strive to create a safe and clean environment for the children and employees of this district. In addition to these cleaning duties, the custodial group also is responsible for transporting food, mail and supplies around the district, as well as overseeing and supporting the use of facility resources by outside groups.

Maintenance Department

The maintenance team is made up of four individuals who perform much of the preventive and corrective work that goes on in the district. Their goal is to ensure that various essential systems, such as heating and cooling air exchanges, are operating at peak efficiency.

For More Information

If you have any questions, please contact Tami Meyer at tmeyer@rsd.k12.wi.us or Randy Johnson at rjohnson@rsd.k12.wi.us, or by phone at (608) 768-8939.