Sheboygan Protest Draws Crowd; Schools Closed for PD Day; I-43 Lane Restrictions Continue
Sheboygan, WI – March 30, 2026 – A weekend protest drew residents downtown as schools closed Monday for staff training and I-43 lane limits continued.
Sheboygan saw a mix of civic engagement and routine spring updates as the city heads into the final days of March.
No Kings Protest Brings Weekend Crowd
Hundreds of residents gathered at Peace Park on Saturday, March 28, as part of the nationwide ‘No Kings’ demonstrations. The event ran from noon to early afternoon and remained peaceful, according to participant reports shared locally.
Organizers encouraged nonviolent action and collected food donations for area distribution efforts. The demonstration reflects ongoing political engagement in Sheboygan tied to broader national debates over governance and public policy.
Schools Closed Monday for Staff Development
Sheboygan Area School District students had the day off Monday, March 30, for a scheduled professional development day. Staff used the time for training and planning as the district approaches the end of its third quarter later this week.
The district calendar shows the third quarter concluding April 2, followed by a short recess. Families are encouraged to monitor district communications as spring testing and end-of-year planning ramp up.
I-43 Lane Restrictions Ongoing
Drivers continue to navigate long-term lane restrictions on Interstate 43 between WIS 28 and WIS 42. The work zone includes single-lane closures in both directions, along with width restrictions at the WIS 23 interchange.
The project, which began March 19, includes pavement resurfacing and maintenance on multiple bridges. State transportation officials say the improvements are expected to continue through fall 2026, making this a months-long infrastructure impact for commuters and freight traffic.
Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time and remain alert in construction zones as seasonal roadwork activity increases across the county.
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Millions turn out for "No Kings" rallies held in Sheboygan & worldwide
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https://www.sheboygan.k12.wi.us/calendar
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/43-lane-closures-sheboygan-county-121947631.html
