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Blakewood Elementary School is a 3K-5 school constructed in 1971.  The building sits in a leafy subdivision on 22.26 acres and is surrounded by playing fields, playgrounds and Canfora Woods - named after teacher Judy Canfora who was a steward of the forest and used it in her curriculum. Because of its location near a nature preserve and the forest, animal life - including deer, turkey, and ducks - are often seen in the neighborhood. 

The building itself is 92,234 square feet and was built with an open-concept design. The classrooms are organized around color-coded common areas and until security plans required them, did not have doors. Still, today, the library is divided from the hallway by a large curtain harkening back to the original open concept. 

3501 Blakewood Ave
South Milwaukee, WI 53172

414-766-5900

Hours of the School Day for Grades 5K-5 8:15 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.

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