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SkillsUSA Wisconsin Membership Report for 2016-2017 Students Advisors Total Chapter Name Students Advisors Total Chapter Name Students Advisors Total Chapter Name Students Advisors Total Chapter Name 7 0 7 Antigo High School 30 2 32 Elkhorn Area High School 23 1 24 Monona Grove High School 8 0 8 Sparta Senior High School 13 1 14 Arcadia High School 23 1 24 Fort Atkinson High School 15 1 16 Mukwonago High School 8 2 10 Spooner High School 7 1 8 Ashland High School 7 1 8 Freedom High School 21 1 22 Necedah High School 24 1 25 Stanley Boyd High School Stevens Point Area Senior High 35 2 37 Ashwaubenon High School 21 2 23 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau HS 20 2 22 Neillsville High School 4 1 5 School Parkview Middle School Benjamin Franklin Junior High 7 0 7 20 3 23 Germantown High School 10 1 11 New Auburn High School 2 0 2 (Ashwaubenon) School 18 1 19 Athens High School 9 2 11 Gillett High School 18 4 22 New Berlin West High School 15 1 16 Sun Prairie High School Cardinal Heights Upper Middle 13 0 13 Baldwin-Woodville High School 29 3 32 Grafton High School 6 0 6 New Berlin West Middle School 40 2 42 School (Sun Prairie) Patrick Marsh Middle School (Sun 17 2 19 Baraboo Senior High School 7 1 8 Green Bay East High School 11 0 11 New Richmond High School 27 1 28 Prairie) Barack Obama School of Career & Prairie View Middle School (Sun 52 2 54 30 2 32 Green Bay Preble High School 8 1 9 Niagara Public School 22 1 23 Tech Ed (BOSCTE) High School Prairie) Barack Obama School of Career & 18 0 18 14 2 16 Green Bay Southwest High School 15 1 16 Northland Pines High School 12 2 14 Superior Senior High School Tech Ed (BOSCTE) Middle School 14 1 15 Barneveld High School 8 1 9 Green Bay West High School 7 1 8 Northwood High School 3 1 4 Verona Area High School 12 0 12 Barneveld Middle School 11 4 15 Hamilton High School 3 2 5 Oak Creek High School 5 1 6 Viroqua High School 12 2 14 Bay Port High School 41 2 43 Hartford Union High School 15 3 18 Oconto Falls High School 14 1 15 Wabeno High School Washington High School 12 1 13 Black River Falls High School 11 3 14 Hayward High School 7 2 9 Oconto Senior High School 0 1 1 (Milwaukee) Washington Park High School 19 0 19 Black River Falls Middle School 12 2 14 Holmen High School 23 2 25 Oregon High School 20 4 24 (Racine) 9 1 10 Blair-Taylor High School 1 1 2 Howards Grove High School 8 1 9 Osceola High School 27 4 31 Watertown High School 2 0 2 Blair-Taylor Middle School 36 2 38 Jefferson High School 11 1 12 Oshkosh North High School 28 3 31 Riverside Middle School 30 2 32 Bonduel High School 5 1 6 Johnson Creek High School 4 1 5 Oshkosh West High School 39 1 40 Waunakee High School 8 0 8 Bonduel Middle School 36 4 40 Kewaunee High School 20 0 20 Merrill Middle School (Oshkosh) 11 2 13 Waunakee Middle School 49 9 58 Bradley Tech High School 14 2 16 Kimberly High School 7 0 7 Pardeeville High School 10 1 11 Wausau East High School 15 0 15 Bruce High School 5 0 5 Lake Mills Middle School 13 2 15 Peshtigo High School 21 1 22 Wausau West High School 11 1 12 Cadott High School 22 3 25 LakeView Technology Academy 13 2 15 Phelps High School 4 1 5 Wautoma High School 14 1 15 Cambridge High School 23 2 25 Lincoln High School 6 0 6 Phelps Middle School 22 0 22 Wauzeka High School 29 2 31 Case High School (Racine) 36 1 37 Little Chute High School 16 1 17 Phillips High School 6 0 6 Wauzeka Middle School Pilgrim Park Middle School (Elm 5 1 6 Central High School (La Crosse) 8 1 9 Luxemburg Casco High School 17 2 19 7 1 8 West Allis Central High School Grove) West Allis Nathan Hale High 22 2 24 Chetek-Weyerhaeuser HS 5 1 6 Madison East High School 9 2 11 Port Edwards High School 2 1 3 School 24 2 26 Chippewa Falls Senior High School 5 2 7 Madison La Follette High School 6 1 7 Port Washington High School 32 1 33 West Bend High School 6 1 7 Clinton High School 13 2 15 Madison Memorial High School 14 3 17 Portage High School 11 3 14 West De Pere High School 25 1 26 Clinton Middle School 4 1 5 Madison West High School 13 1 14 Prairie du Chien High School 22 2 24 West Salem High School 32 1 33 Colby High School 4 1 5 Marathon High School 26 1 27 Pulaski Casimir High School 11 1 12 Westfield Area High School 5 2 7 Cudahy High School 11 3 14 Marshfield Senior High School 11 2 13 Pulaski Community High School 8 1 9 Westosha Central High School William Horlick High School 3 1 4 D C Everest High School 28 3 31 McFarland High School 7 1 8 Pulaski Community Middle School 40 4 44 (Racine) 8 2 10 De Pere High School 11 1 12 Menasha High School 6 1 7 Randolph High School 4 2 6 Wilmot Union High School Destinations Career Academy of 63 3 66 18 2 20 Menomonie High School 16 2 18 Rice Lake Senior High School 19 2 21 Winter High School Wisconsin High School Wittenberg-Birnamwood High 14 1 15 Dodgeland High School 8 1 9 Merrill High School 13 2 15 River Valley Senior High School 13 2 15 School 7 2 9 Eau Claire Memorial High School 10 1 11 Middleton High School 17 2 19 Shawano High School 2307 236 2543 Total Membership 9 1 10 Eau Claire North High School 36 1 37 Mineral Point High School 33 6 39 Slinger High School .
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