The Plymouth School District is a public K-12 school district in Sheboygan County, located in east-central Wisconsin. Plymouth epitomizes small-town charm and the area provides year-round recreation and family fun. Our schools serve about 2,100 students, just the right size to offer individual attention and a wealth of opportunities.
Three of our five schools received significant upgrades in 2019-20, including new gymnasiums and cafeterias at Fairview and Parkview, and modernized science classrooms and a 41,000-square-foot multi-purpose facility at PHS. PHS also is the proud home of the $1.2 million Food Science & Agriculture Center and the $1.2 million LTC-Plymouth Science & Technology Center.
We value comprehensive education (with rigorous core classes and a robust range of electives); extracurriculars; innovation & collaboration; and the wellness of our students, staff and community. We emphasize professional development, and partner with UW-Green Bay to provide an in-house master’s degree program.
Our mission is to encourage everyone to see and be his/her personal best through successful learning experiences. Accordingly, we seek to employ caring individuals who want to guide students by sharing expert knowledge and building meaningful relationships.
All teaching and administrative openings within the Plymouth School District can be found at WECAN: https://wecan.education.wisc.edu/#/Employer/3465/Vacancies/1.
We currently are taking applications for:
We welcome applications for substitute teachers year round. Download a Substitute Teacher Application and a District Employment Application or pick them up in the district office.
Learn more: Contact the District Office at 920-892-2661.
We are currently accepting applications for the following support staff:
Download a District Employment Application
PLEASE NOTE: Additional employment opportunities are available with Community Education & Recreation.
Plymouth Joint School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, handicap, age, race, color or national origin in the education programs or activities it operates nor in its employment practices.
