Type Public Principal Danielle Sievert Faculty 55.4 (on FTE basis) Phone +1 920-982-8420 Colors Black, White, Red | Established 1966 District Administrator Kathy Gwidt Grades 9 to 12 Number of students 767 (2014–2015) | |
Address 1700 Klatt Rd, New London, WI 54961, USA District New London School District Similar Hortonville High School, Weyauwe High School, Shiocton School District, Little Wolf Junior/Se High Sch, Waupaca High School | ||
New London High School is a public 9-12 High School Located in New London, Wisconsin. NLHS students come from the New London Middle School, which is served by the following K-5 grade schools (alphabetically):
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NLHS was built in 1999, replacing New London Senior High School which is now New London Middle School. Current enrollment is 767. The district covers approx. 144 square miles (370 km2) in three counties and a population of approx. 18,000. The district is the 78th largest public school district in Wisconsin out of a total of 424. New London's School District serves more than 2500 students and employees more than 350 full and part-time employees, making it the third largest employer in New London.
Facilities
New London High School houses an auditorium complete with theater-style seating, catwalk, green room and full lighting/sound booth. There is also a field house complete with basketball courts, track, and a rock climbing wall/high ropes complex. New in 2009 is Bulldogs Stadium, a Football, Soccer and Track Complex on the Southwest Corner on the Property, it features an 8 Lane track with 9 sprint lanes, full size Football & Soccer Field, Long Jump Area, Shot Put and Discus areas. The New Complex was Dedicated on September 11, 2009 with a Home Football Opener Against Luxemburg Casco, New London Won the Inaugural Game 26-14. Within the facility is also an 8928 sq. ft. library containing more than 13,000 books and capable of seating 129 students.
Athletics
New London's mascot is the bulldog, and the school competes in the Bay Conference with eight other schools. New London competed in the East Central Conference from 1970 to 1979. New London competed in the Mid Eastern Conference from 1962 to 1969.