Good morning, Kenosha.

The new school year begins today for most Kenosha Unified students as they return to classrooms with new teachers, updated schedules and school buses on the roads.

Drivers are urged to slow down near school zones (to ensure student safety when walking, biking or boarding buses).

UW-Parkside expects its largest incoming first-year class since 2019, with enrollment up nearly 15%—and will unveil career-connect initiatives at its Fall Convocation.

The school is expanding online learning, dual-enrollment programs, and academic offerings in health sciences, business and technology, and creative arts.

KUSD welcomed students on Tuesday as classes began for the 2026-27 school year at local schools (students returned after summer break).

Mold in the shared building delayed classes at Reuther Central and Harborside Academy by one day because professional cleaning took longer than planned (staff worked Tuesday to prepare).

Classes resume Wednesday.

CDL Pro School in Kenosha was shut down Monday when federal officials *removed* it from the Training Provider Registry as part of a nationwide crackdown targeting over 110 schools for certifying drivers who later failed English tests.