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Dedicated to student success, the Kimberly Area School District is a progressive public school district located in an area known as the Heart of the Valley in the Fox Cities metropolitan region in Wisconsin.

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N9085 North Coop Road
Appleton, WI 54915
Phone: (920) 730-0924
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