Incumbent

Dale Porter

Mukwonago Area School Board - Central Region

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Recent Experience

Mukwonago Area School Board - Central RegionIncumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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Mukwonago Village Board
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District information

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About Mukwonago Area School Board - Central Region

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

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Gayle LeSage

Mukwonago Area School Board - East Region

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Michael Guch

Mukwonago Area School Board - East Region

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Cheri Winchowky

Mukwonago Area School Board - At Large

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Mary D'Amour

Mukwonago Area School Board - Central Region

Crosby Bugenhagen

Mukwonago Area School Board - Central Region

Jake Heiligenthal

Mukwonago Area School Board - At Large

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