Parents

District Office: 262.255.8440

CE&Rec: 262.255.8460

MFHS: 262.255.8444

MFHS Attendance: 262.255.8455

MFHS Attendance Email: attendancemfhs@sdmfschools.org

MFHS Athletics Office: 262.255.8414

MFHS Student Services: 262.255.8465

North Middle School: 262.255.8450

North MS Attendance Email: attendancenms@sdmfschools.org

Ben Franklin (4K-2): 262.255.8470

Riverside (3-5): 262.255.8484

Riverside Attendance Email: attendancers@sdmfschools.org

Shady Lane (4K-2): 262.255.8480

Valley View (3-5): 262.250.2620

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Ben Franklin Wrap Around & KIDS INC: 414-651-2048

Riverside KIDS INC: 414-587-3271

Shady Lane KIDS INC: 414-651-1133

Shady Lane Wrap Around: 262-946-2217

Valley View KIDS INC: 414-587-3270

Closing or delaying school because of inclement weather involves several factors: weather conditions that are both current and predicted to occur during the course of the coming day, road conditions and closures, and the ability of the schools to prepare for students to arrive.

When schools are closed, all athletic events and practices are also canceled.

In the event of a school closing or delay, all School District of Menomonee Falls families will be notified using the following resources:

1. Email
2. Automated text and phone call message
3. District website fallsschools.org
4. Local television and radio broadcasts
5. Social Media (Twitter and Facebook)

The School District of Menomonee Falls uses a service called School Messenger to send automated phone calls, text messages and emails to parents and guardians about school-related safety, weather-related closings, reminders and absences.

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If you are the parent or guardian of a Falls Schools student, please make sure your contact information is up to date in Skyward.

Please know the safety of our students and your family is our first priority. We will always make decisions out of caution and, at the same time, communicate with you early and often.

If the school district decides to remain open, but as a parent or guardian, you feel the weather conditions are not safe, your child will be excused as long as you notify your child's school.

Weather-Related Closing

Does your child have a severe allergy? Is there medication or supplement that your child needs to take during the school day? Are you wondering if you should keep your child home from school?

Forms & FAQs around student health can be found on our District Nurse's page.

The School District of Menomonee Falls uses text messaging capabilities for emergency notifications and important school information.

Click on the SDMF Bullying Prevention Resources web page for additional information.

• If a student tests positive for COVID-19, they must stay home for at least five days and be isolated from others in their home.
• When counting days for COVID-related illness, please start with Day 0 as the symptom date, or if the student doesn't have symptoms, the positive test date (the day the test was taken). Then, count from zero through five.
• If after the five days the student is fever-free for 24 hours without medication, and symptoms are improving, or there never were symptoms, isolation can end after day five and they can return to school on day six.
• Consistent with CDC guidelines, students are advised to wear a high-quality mask through day 10.
• If the student is still not feeling well and/or has a fever after five days, they should remain home until they feel well enough to return to school.
• If your child was exposed to COVID-19 and tested negative, it is recommended that they wear a high-quality mask for 10 days from the date of exposure.

It's important to know that library materials are selected throughout the school year to provide a current and balanced collection of books, basic reference materials, periodicals, digital and audiovisual materials that support the School District's programs and the leisure interests of students. These library materials cover a wide range of interests on all levels of difficulty, with a diversity of appeal and presentation of different points of view. The School District of Menomonee Falls has the technology and procedures in place to ensure that students do not have access to resources that are not appropriate for their age. Selection of library materials includes using reputable, professionally prepared reviews, such as the School Library Journal. Policy 361 and its procedure are in place to manage challenges to books and resources.

Parent request for specific book restriction: Click here.

Public Complaints About Educational and Library Media Materials - Policy 871