The Adams-Friendship Area School District proudly serves families across fifteen communities over nearly 500 square miles of Adams County, including: City of Adams, Town of Adams, Town of Big Flats, Town of Colburn, Town of Easton, Town of Jackson, Town of Lincoln, Town of Monroe, Town of New Chester, Town of Preston, Town of Quincy, Town of Richfield, Town of Springville, Town of Strongs Prairie, and Village of Friendship.
While each community has its own unique character and history, they are united by a shared commitment to supporting students and creating opportunities for future generations. From family farms and small businesses to local organizations and events, our AFASD community is built on a tradition of hard work, resilience and service. It's a place where people are quick to lend a helping hand, celebrate each other's successes and come together during times of challenge.
Whether you're cheering on the Green Devils on a Friday night, volunteering at a local event or supporting one of our students, there's a shared commitment to making Adams Friendship a place where families can thrive.
A Great Place to Live, Learn and Grow
Around here, value hard work, strong families and a close-knit community. Whether you're raising a family, starting a business or enjoying the area's natural beauty, it's a place where people care about one another and take pride in calling this community home.
Our school district many not be the biggest in Wisconsin (by square miles, it's actually 13th in the state), but it's one where people know each other, support each other and work together to create opportunities for the next generation. It's a community where children grow up surrounded by caring adults who know them by name and where schools remain an important gathering place for generations of families.
Supporting One Another
One of the greatest strengths of our community is its people. When challenges arise, this community comes together. Parents volunteer their time. Local businesses support students and schools. Community members mentor young people, attend school events and celebrate student accomplishments. That spirit of generosity and compassion is woven into everyday life. It's reflected in the partnerships between schools and local employers, the commitment of volunteers and the pride residents take in helping future generations succeed.
Preparing Students for Every Path
The Adams-Friendship Area School District is proud to prepare students for whatever comes next. For some students, that's college. For others, it's technical education, military service, apprenticeships or entering the workforce.
Through strong academics, career and technical education, agriculture education, fine arts, athletics and co-curricular opportunities, students are encouraged to discover their interests, develop their talents and build the skills they'll carry throughout their lives.
Success looks different for every student, and Adams-Friendship Area School District is committed to helping each one find their own path.
Proud of Our Past. Focused on Our Future.
Like many rural Wisconsin communities, ours continues to evolve while staying true to the values that have always defined it. District leaders, families, staff and community members are working together to make thoughtful decisions that preserve opportunities for today's students while strengthening the district for future generations. By investing in students, supporting educators and maintaining strong community partnerships, Adams-Friendship Area School District, with support from our community, continues to build a future rooted in responsibility, resilience and pride.
