Walter Reuther Central High School

Walter Reuther Central High School spans a ten-acre block with limestone exterior walls and an auditorium that accommodates 1,400 students.

The educational institution, constructed between 1924 and 1927, was designed by architect John D. Chubb as part of the Civic Center Historic District.

The school auditorium features a fresco by Chicago artist Gustave Brandt that represents the historical development of Kenosha through visual art.

The institution implements a Blended Learning program that combines traditional classroom instruction with technology-enhanced education for flexible learning schedules.

Students can accelerate their credit earning through computer lab sessions while participating in a specialized transition program for attendance management.

Location: Kenosha

Inception: 1924

Architectural style: neoclassicism

Part of: Civic Center Historic District

Website: http://reuther.kusd.edu

GPS coordinates: 42.58347,-87.82114

Latest update: March 12, 2025 17:21