Developing community-wide private financial support for the Mequon-Thiensville School District and, through grants, helping to support continued excellence in education.
The Mequon-Thiensville Education Foundation recognizes the challenging budget conditions within our school district and is committed to filling financial gaps to ensure continued educational excellence for ALL students. Financial support from community members like you is critical to the success of our students and schools. Read more>>

UPComing Giveback Events

15% of Food Sales to MTEF
Tue Feb 28 / 4:30-8:30pm
Thanks, Libby Montana!
Spring Break Fun!
​Fri Mar 3 - 10am-8pm
Percentage giveback with mention.
Spring Style Social
Tue Mar 7 / 4pm-8pm
​Styling, refreshments, and more.
Make A Donation Today - Your Gift Makes a Difference. With your financial support, we can do great things.
  • Curriculum that makes exploration possible
  • The latest and greatest interactive technology
  • Cutting edge STEM classes and curriculum enhancements 
  • Important resources for our teachers and staff to help our students grow

Watch the 2022 MTEF Grant Highlight Video​

Congratulations!
2021-22 Excellence in Education Award Winners

Kudos to Alexis Flores (Steffen Middle School 6th & 7th Grade Teacher), Stefanie Myllymaki (Oriole Lane Elementary School 5K Teacher),  Joe Wu (Homestead High School World Language Teacher) and Specialist: Suzy Zellmann. Huge congratulations to these talented four and all 77 educators who were nominated! 

The annual MTEF Excellence in Education awards are given to educators who demonstrate exemplary leadership in the preparation of students for continued academic advancement at the elementary, middle and high school levels. An additional award was given to recognize a district specialist.

Recipients demonstrate good communication and leadership skills; exhibit a willingness to become involved; share their expertise with students, as well as peers; incorporate innovative teaching methods; and have a positive impact on students.

They each received a cash award of $1,000 in recognition of their outstanding service to students.