Wisconsin has over 400 school districts that serve students from kindergarten through high school. Each district is responsible for managing local schools, setting educational standards, and ensuring compliance with state regulations. The districts vary in size, with some serving a few hundred students while others serve tens of thousands. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction oversees these districts, providing guidance and resources to improve education. Funding for the districts comes from a combination of state aid, local property taxes, and federal grants. This structure allows for a diverse range of educational programs and services tailored to the needs of local communities.