Pupil Services

The Pupil Services Department includes special education, school nursing, social work, psychologists, school counseling and teachers of english learners. The District believes that excellence is pursued one student at a time. This is inclusive of all the students in the District. The Department of Pupil Services works to remove barriers and provide students access to their education so they make progress as individually defined. If you have questions, comments or would like to speak to someone directly about these areas please contact the Director of Pupil Services,Stacy Klemmat (262)946-2354 or email klemsta@sdmfschools.org. In addition, you can locate the pupil services staff by location using the links below.

Special Education

The School District of Menomonee Falls serves individuals with a wide range of academic, social, emotional, behavioral, intellectual and communication needs ages 3-21. These needs are first met through our partnership with families for the development of an Individualized Education Plan. Plans are followed through the collaboration of our dedicated and caring staff, including regular education teachers, special education teachers, speech and language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, transition service coordinator, educational assistants, psychologists, and social workers, to name a few. For additional information about special education, please access DPI Families Rights. and view our Annual Notices.

If your child is not identified as having a disability but you suspect they may have a significant impairment in one or more areas of development, contact our office or your building principal regarding the next steps to support your child's access to their education. In addition you will find staff members by location in the district staff directory.

School Nursing Services

Our district nurses support the district with health care concerns and wellness requirements for students. They oversee the health rooms at all of our schools and support each school when addressing health care needs in the classroom. In addition when they are in contact with the health department when medical recommendations are needed. Please visit the nursing website if you need additional information on how the nurses can support your child’s health care needs.

English Language Learners

The district is fortunate to have a diverse student population with students who are learning to speak multiple languages. To support all student’s access to school the district has dedicated EL teachers who work with families and students who are learning english. In addition to supporting students, the EL teachers work with families to access resources to communicate with their student’s school and so families can participate in their students' educational experience. Please contact your students' school and they will connect you with an EL teacher to support your next steps or review the EL student handbook for more information.

School Counseling

The district has licensed school counselors in all the schools to assist students with social, emotional, and academic and career planning. In addition to school counselors, the district provides space for on-site counseling services for students who need counseling support beyond the role of a school counselor. These counseling services are not provided by district staff, however are provided in the school buildings to provide better access to services for students. Please use the following resources pages to learn how our school counselors and on-site counselors work to serve students in the buildings.

School Counseling Resources Pages

Elementary School Counseling

North Middle School Counseling

High School Counseling

Mental Wellness

On-Site Counseling Services

Elementary Schools

North Middle School

High Schools

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