Peter Lindblad is a Sports Editor/Reporter at various publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, higher education, public education, and campus life, with a keen focus on educational policy and school administration. Peter's work has been featured in Nature Portfolio, The Janesville Gazette, Ink 19 Magazine, BioRxiv, Antigo Daily Journal, and The Star newspaper (Sun Prairie WI).
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Peter Lindblad's focus is primarily on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports such as basketball, hockey, and wrestling. If you have upcoming events or announcements related to these local sports in the Wisconsin area, pitching those would likely be of interest.
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By: Peter Lindblad
Voters in the Waunakee School District will decide in the fall whether to approve a two-part referendum that includes $97.5 million for renovations and new construction at the high school.
By: Peter Lindblad
The City of Monona has expressed its interest in possibly purchasing the old Maywood Elementary property from the Monona Grove School District.
By: Peter Lindblad
Going to school will feel a little different for Deanne Lensert this fall. Something is missing.
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By: Peter Lindblad
A surplus is expected for the Monona Grove School District once the dust clears for the 2025-26 financial year.
By: Peter Lindblad
With a referendum looming this fall combining capital and operational elements, a $51 million 2026-27 tax levy was approved at Monday’s annual meeting of the Waunakee School District and its
Marshall Public Schools has received community support and donations that will directly benefit district students.
By: Peter Lindblad
Students in grades 9-12 in the Sun Prairie School District will be expected to visibly wear school-issued student IDs on a lanyard throughout the school day starting in 2026-27.
By: Peter Lindblad
A new Sun Prairie School District policy setting boundaries for student-staff relationships and communication was passed by the school board on Monday.
