Welcome to Little Chute High School, home of the Mustangs. We take great pride in our reputation as a high school that is small enough to maintain a family-type atmosphere and personal focus, while offering many of the same programs usually offered only in larger schools. Our commitment to meeting the needs of all learners allows our students to attain success in the future regardless of their career path.

Opportunities such as our school-to-work internship program, portfolio assessment program, and utilization of the flexibility available in block scheduling combined with high academic standards, create an environment that fosters life-long learning. Our staff is committed to maximizing learning through engaging lessons and effective time management. Our comprehensive technology plan ensures that our students have access to most current tools for learning that are available.

 
The students also take advantage of a variety of extra-curricular activities. Our fine arts department presents several major productions throughout the year and is experiencing steady growth. We also provide a strong athletic program that features a wide range of opportunities and outstanding facilities. The clubs and service organizations at LCHS are second to none. The large number of participants and the tremendous amount of dedication shown by the advisors and students contribute greatly to the quality of life in our school and community.

It is evident that LCHS places value on the "whole child" and we strive assist those who may be struggling personally or academically. Our Pupil Service department provides individual counseling for social/emotional/family concerns as well as comprehensive career planning. Parents feel welcome in our school and we continue to maintain strong ties between home and school.

Society continues to ask more and more of our graduates. We at LCHS are committed to preparing our students to meet these continuing challenges. I invite you to visit our school, or feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.

Dan Valentyn
High School Principal