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Washington High School of Information Technology

Washington High School of Information Technology is a magnet high school located in the Sherman Park neighborhood on the north side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. It is one of the oldest schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools system, and was founded in 1911.

Athletics
Washington's athletic teams are known as the Purgolders, named for the school's colors of purple and gold. It competes in the Milwaukee City Conference. Washington has garnered four boys basketball Division 1 state titles since 1985. It is part of an intense three-way rivalry with Rufus King High School and Vincent High School. These schools have accounted for 14 of the last 23 state titles in Division 1 boys basketball. The girls' basketball team is one of three Milwaukee City Conference girls teams to have won a WIAA state title (Harold S. Vincent High School and Riverside University High School are the others), having done it five times, a Division 1 record. They also won three consecutive state titles (1994, 1995 and 1996). Washington won the state championship in boys' cross country in 1930 and 1935 and tied for the championship with Bay View High School in 1932 in single-division contests, won the 1952 championship in the larger of two divisions, and won the 1964 championship in the largest of three divisions. Athletic conference affiliation history Milwaukee City Conference (1911-1980) • Milwaukee Area Conference (1980-1985) • Milwaukee City Conference (1985–present) ==Demographics==
Demographics
• 77% Black, 774 students • 15% Asian/Pacific Islander, 150 students • 8% Hispanic, 80 students • 0% American Indian/Alaska Native, 2 students ==Notable alumni==
Notable alumni
Brian Burke, Wisconsin politician and legislator • Wally Cruice, NFL scout • Lee S. Dreyfus, Governor of WisconsinMichael Feldman, host of radio show ''Whad'Ya Know?'' • Earle W. Fricker, Wisconsin politician • Pat Harder, UW-Madison and NFL player • Cy Howard, writer, director and producer • Otto Junkermann, former Wisconsin State Representative, former Brown County Supervisor • Norman R. Klug, Wisconsin politician • Herb Kohl, U.S. SenatorTom Laughlin, actor • John Allen Paulos, writer, speaker, mathematics professor • Stan Pelecky, Wisconsin politician • Lois Plous, Wisconsin politician • Jack (Jackie) Porter, WHS, Class of 1962---sociologist, writer, and political activist • Mark Ryan, Wisconsin politician • Bud Selig, former Commissioner of BaseballMilton Shadur, United States judge • Paul Sicula, Wisconsin politician • Latrell Sprewell, former NBA basketball player • Erwin G. Tamms, Wisconsin politician • Fred W. Vetter Jr., U.S. Air Force general • Wayne F. Whittow, Wisconsin politician • Gene Wilder, actor ==References==
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