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The Wisconsin alternative school counselor preparation program: An evaluation (Bulletin - Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction ; no. 7209) by William J Erpenbach, 1976
Internships in school counseling: A Wisconsin alternative by William Erpenbach, 1973
A survey of alternative schools in the upper Midwest region by Charles C Warfield, 1975
Issues and alternatives relating to changing school district boundaries (Discussion paper) by Jane Henkel, 1988
Tax funding for private school alternatives: The financial impact on Milwaukee public schools and taxpayers by Thomas S Moore, 1998
Alternative measures of school segregation (Reprint series - Institute for Research on Poverty) by Barbara S Zoloth, 1976
Organizing a successful prom for at-risk students attending alternative high schools (Informational paper) by Johnnie Johnson, 1995
An investigation of alternative measures of school segregation (Discussion papers - Institute for Research on Poverty) by Barbara S Zoloth, 1974
Alternatives to current law pertaining to the transportation of private school pupils and pupils who live in cities (Wisconsin Legislative Council staff information memorandum) by William Ford, 1977
Alternatives to current law pertaining to the use of flashing red lights on school busses and equipment on school busses (Discussion paper - Wisconsin Legislative Council) by William Ford, 1978
Revisions in laws relating to truancy and dispositional alternatives for delinquent or truant children: (1987 Wisconsin Act 285) (Information memorandum / Wisconsin Legislative Council Staff) by Jane Henkel, 1988
Impact of increased state support of education from alternative revenue sources: Preliminary report by Edward Fox, 1964
Employment alternatives for workers with disabilities: An international perspective (Research report) by James E Bordieri, 1986
Mediation as an alternative to criminal prosecution: Ideology and limitations (Reprint series) by William L. F Felstiner, 1978

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GLOBAL INSTITUTE FOR ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
. Miracle At A wisconsin High School A revolution has occurred. It s taken place in the Central alternative High School. The kids now behave.
http://www.gifam.org/article-019.htm

Extractions: A revolution has occurred. It's taken place in the Central Alternative High School. The kids now behave. The hallways aren't frantic. Even the teachers are happy. The school used to be out of control. Kids packed weapons. Discipline problems swamped the principal's office. But not since 1997. What happened? Did they line every inch of space with cops? Did they spray valium gas in the classrooms? Did they install metal detectors in the bathrooms? Did they build holding cells in the gym? Afraid not. In 1997, a private group called Natural Ovens began installing a healthy lunch program. Huh?
Feature Articles From Wisconsin Newspapers
teachers awarded $10,000 grant for algebra program The wisconsin State Journal, May 6, 1999. April 1999. Students credit alternative High School for their
http://www.weac.org/newspap.htm

Extractions: News At the Capitol Collective bargaining Press room ... ONLINE SERVICES Cooperating newspapers: Wisconsin newspapers frequently run articles featuring innovative schools, teachers, support staff, and students throughout Wisconsin. Thanks to the cooperation of the newspapers listed below, we are pleased to present this collection of feature stories focusing on a few of the many wonderful things happening daily in Wisconsin public schools. January 2000 Star student goes after his goals like a pit bull The Wisconsin State Journal, January 24, 2000 December 1999 Students learn construction by building an entire house The Wisconsin State Journal, December 15, 1999
Charter School Websites: Wisconsin
Charter School Websites wisconsin. Monona Grove alternative High School, Monona, WI, Opened 1998, Serving Grades 1012, Enrollment 762.
http://edreform.com/charter_schools/websites/wisconsin.html

Extractions: Wisconsin 21st Century Preparatory School , Racine, WI, Opened 2002, Serving Grades K-4, Enrollment: 255 Accelerated Learning Center High School , Madison, WI, Opened 1997, Serving Grades 9-10, Enrollment: 175 Accelerated Learning Center Middle School , Madison, WI, Opened 1997, Serving Grades 7-8, Enrollment: 175 Appleton eSchool , Appleton, WI, Opened 2002, Serving Grades 9-12, Enrollment: 60 Beaver Dam Charter School , Beaver Dam, WI, Opened 1995, Serving Grades 6-12, Enrollment: 150 Central City Cyberschool of Milwaukee (C3) , Milwaukee, WI, Opened 1999, Serving Grades 1-8, Enrollment: 380 Core Knowledge Charter School , Verona, WI, Opened 1996, Serving Grades K-9, Enrollment: 349 Door County Charter School , Sturgeon Bay, WI, Opened 2001, Serving Grades 9-12, Enrollment: 30 EAA Aviation Charter School , Oshkosh, WI, Opened 2001, Serving Grade 3, Enrollment: 44 Gustav A. Fritsche Middle School , Milwaukee, WI, Opened 1999, Serving Grades 6-8, Enrollment: 1080 James Wright Middle School , Madison, WI, Opened 1995, Serving Grades 6-8, Enrollment: 240 Kiel Integrated Electronic Learning , Kiel, WI, Opened 2002, Serving Grades 7-12, Enrollment: 25 Knight's Academy , Beloit, WI, Opened 1997, Serving Grades 9-12, Enrollment: 45 Laurel High School , Viroqua, WI, Opened 1999, Serving Grades 9-12, Enrollment: 20 Marva Collins Academy , Milwaukee, WI, Opened 2002, Serving Grades K, 4-8, Enrollment: 418 McKinley Charter School , Eau Claire, WI, Opened 1996, Serving Grades 6-12, Enrollment: 1500
At Wisconsin High School, Students Behave As They Eat -- April 2003 Education Re
problems was as simple for Central alternative s principal LuAnn grades are up at the high school, truancy is no reports to the state of wisconsin since the
http://www.eagleforum.org/educate/2003/apr03/WI-High-School.shtml

Extractions: APPLETON, WI - The Central Alternative High School in Appleton instituted a new healthy lunch program in 1997, administered by a private group called Natural Ovens. Suddenly, the revolving discipline plans, metal detectors, security officers, and all the other tactics schools currently use to deal with rowdy students were no longer needed. Could the answer to public schools' discipline woes really lie in what students eat? According to a newsletter called Pure Facts, eliminating behavior problems was as simple for Central Alternative's principal LuAnn Coenen as eliminating junk food. School lunch menus changed drastically. All the soda and junk food vending machines were removed. Fast-food hamburgers, fries, and burritos were tossed out, and replaced with healthy alternatives including fresh salads, meats, whole grain breads, and fruits. The results have been impressive. Pure Facts reports that "grades are up" at the high school, "truancy is no longer a problem, arguments are rare, and teachers are able to spend their time teaching."
Lakeshore Alternative School High School Alumni Classmates @ Reunion
Kewaunee High School Alumni Class Reunions Reunion / US / wisconsin / Kewaunee / Lakeshore alternative School /, Lakeshore alternative
http://static.reunion.com/us/wisconsin/kewaunee/lakeshorealternativeschool/
Barron Co Alternative School High School Alumni Classmates @ Reunion
Barron High School Alumni Class Reunions Reunion / US / wisconsin / Barron / Barron Co alternative School /, Barron Co alternative
http://static.reunion.com/us/wisconsin/barron/barroncoalternativeschool/
Rural Faculty Profile - Elaine Salinas (Wisconsin)
Green Bay, wisconsin Elaine Salinas is an educator with over 25 years of experience in K12 and adult education in public and alternative school settings.
http://www.ruraledu.org/programs/rural_fac/salinas.htm
Miracle At A Wisconsin High School
APPLETON, wisconsin A revolution has occurred. It s taken place in the Central alternative High School. The kids now behave. The hallways aren t frantic.
http://www.rense.com/general31/miracle.htm

Extractions: APPLETON , Wisconsin A revolution has occurred. It's taken place in the Central Alternative High School. The kids now behave. The hallways aren't frantic. Even the teachers are happy. The school used to be out of control. Kids packed weapons. Discipline problems swamped the principal's office. But not since 1997. What happened? Did they line every inch of space with cops? Did they spray valium gas in the classrooms? Did they install metal detectors in the bathrooms? Did they build holding cells in the gym? Afraid not. In 1997, a private group called Natural Ovens began installing a healthy lunch program. Huh? Fast-food burgers, fries, and burritos gave way to fresh salads, meats "prepared with old-fashioned recipes," and whole grain bread. Fresh fruits were added to the menu. Good drinking water arrived. Vending machines were removed. As reported in a newsletter called Pure Facts, "Grades are up, truancy is no longer a problem, arguments are rare, and teachers are able to spend their time teaching." Principal LuAnn Coenen, who files annual reports with the state of Wisconsin, has turned in some staggering figures since 1997. Drop-outs? Students expelled? Students discovered to be using drugs? Carrying weapons? Committing suicide? Every category has come up ZERO. Every year.
Alternative Education Resources
wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) The alternative education program works with school districts to develop programs that help all students to be
http://www.ncsl.org/programs/educ/AlterEd.htm

Extractions: Alternative Education Resources Since the mid-1990s, the widespread adoption of stringent discipline policies such as zero-tolerance has led state legislatures to become more involved with crafting alternative education policy and has fueled the creation of an unprecedented number of programs for suspended and expelled students and those students who are at-risk of education failure. Throughout the United States, public school alternative education programs vary, depending on individual program objectives, goals and scope of program implementation. These pages were assembled as a research tool for policymakers interested in learning more about alternative education policy, programs and students. National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Requires Adobe's Acrobat Reader "The 2001 'District Survey of Alternative Schools and Programs,' conducted NCES through its Fast Response Survey System (FRSS), is the first national study of public alternative schools and programs to provide data on topics related to the availability of public alternative schools and programs, enrollment, staffing, and services. The focus of the study is on alternative schools and programs that serve students who are at risk of educational failure, as indicated by poor grades, truancy, disruptive behavior, suspension, pregnancy, or similar factors associated with early withdrawal from school. The study presents a snapshot of alternative schools and programs for at-risk students during the 2000-01 school year."
CESA #1 Special Education Home
1 is a site for parent information through the wisconsin Statewide Parent Project Successalternative School Program for Emotionally Disturbed Students (Grades 7
http://www.cesa1.k12.wi.us/Special/index.asp

Extractions: Visit CESA #1's RSN Page The CESA #1 Special Education Department is designed to assist school districts in their effort to service children with disabilities. The department offers a variety of services including: comprehensive programs for students with various disabilities various related services to support children in their local school consulting services to support staff working with children with disabilities leadership to ensure compliance with state and federal guidelines as well as access to current resources and best practices. These services are available through the CESA #1 Special Education Services Department Wisconsin's school districts have made strides in their capacity to respond to the federal mandate to provide assistive technology devices and service to children with disabilities. CESA # 1 staff is available to support district and school staff in working with students benefiting from more extensive adaptation of equipment and materials. Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative is a statewide initiative developed to help Wisconsin's school districrs build their capacity to respond to the federal mandate to provide assitive technology devices and service to children with disabilities.
Education, Elementary & Secondary Education, High Schools, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Pace alternative High School 9220 West Howard Avenue schoolsSchool District of Shorewood - High School
http://phonebook.superpages.com/yellowpages/CP-Education^Elementary & Secondary

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Special Education Consulting
me to support parents in my home state of wisconsin and all Due Process, State Department of Public Instruction complaints, alternative school placements, 504
http://www.spedalliance.com/

Extractions: Special Education Advocacy and Consulting Alliance Frustrated Receive a personal consult by email or phone Is your child at-risk? Reauthorization of IDEA IEP'S ... View my State License #1017 Other Resources Wis. Dept. of Public Instruction Learning Disabilities Attention Deficit Disorder National Parenting Center ... Driver's Contract Welcome to Spedalliance, an online resource developed to help parents with Special Education and 'children at risk' issues. There are federal regulations (IDEA) in place to ensure that a child identified as having special needs is provided needed services through the schools (note that children "not yet identified" may also receive the suspension/expulsion protections available under IDEA) . The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is a Federal Act that governs Special Education and applies to all states Yes, each state has their own Special Education regulations/policies but they can not over-ride or be more restrictive than the Federal Regulations. My knowledge and understanding of these Federal Regulations allows me to support parents in my home state of Wisconsin and all states. Minimal understanding of these Regulations is vital to any parent who has a child in Special Education or has a child who is having difficulties in school. Often, parents could use additional support in working with school staff. The purpose of this site is to support
Escape From Knab
He s taught in both Illinois and wisconsin. Judy Olkes Judy Olkes is recognized as one of the leading experts on managing alternative school programs.
http://www.escapefromknab.com/founders-bottom.html

Extractions: On a planet far, far away in a galaxy called the Milky Way, there was a public outcry for a stronger education of their young adults. The story goes that the young adults on the planet Earth were not educated in complete financial strategies. Many were graduating from high school and college (their education system) unable to make sound decisions about financial matters that they encounter from day to day. To ensure the continued leadership of the planet Earth, Firstar Corporation sponsored the solution. Firstar gathered a team of creative developers, educators and curriculum consultants to work tirelessly through the night to create "Escape From Knab, The Adventure." This simulation provides the young Earthlings with a fun set of tools to help prepare them to make financial decisions. And in the end, Earthlings will maintain their position as a leader in the galaxy.
Forests Of Opportunity -- Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine -- December 2003
between the DNRs Division of Forestry and the wisconsin Center for The Northland alternative School recently won a national Service Learning Award for its
http://www.wnrmag.com/stories/2003/dec03/forscho.htm

Extractions: Leaders in training ... Spotlighting school forest champions "T urn it on its back. That way it wont scratch you, one of the college-aged Woodsies told the student holding the Blandings turtle. The turtle had just been captured by Fort McCoy biologist Tim Wilder after students located it using radio telemetry. We were tracking and capturing radio-tagged turtles as part of the West Salem school forest overnight program for seventh graders. These 50 students are just a few of the school-aged children and adults enjoying exciting opportunities at school forests across the state. Wisconsin has a long and proud school forest tradition. The school forest idea was borrowed from Australia by Dean Russell of the UW College of Agriculture assisted by Wakelin Ranger Mac McNeel, state 4-H leader, and Fred Trenk, a UW-Extension Forester. Russell had spearheaded legislation to set aside community forests. The Community Forest Law of 1927 allowed schools, organizations and municipalities to own property specifically managed for forestry. The first school forests in the United States were registered in Wisconsin the following year at Laona, Wabeno and Crandon.
Public Awareness Announcement #72
machines!! Wellness and Nutrition Program Appleton Central alternative School and Natural Ovens and Bakery of Manitowoc, wisconsin. School
http://www.healthfree.com/paa0072.htm

Extractions: A Miracle In Wisconsin http://www.stratiawire.com/article.asp?id=655 OCTOBER 14. In Appleton, Wisconsin, a revolution has occurred. It's taken place in the Central Alternative High School. The kids now behave. The hallways aren't frantic. Even the teachers are happy. The school used to be out of control. Kids packed weapons. Discipline problems swamped the principal's office. But not since 1997. What happened? Did they line every inch of space with cops? Did they spray valium gas in the classrooms? Did they install metal detectors in the bathrooms? Did they build holding cells in the gym? Afraid not. In 1997, a private group called Natural Ovens began installing a healthy lunch program. Huh?
Michigan Undertakes Bioenergy Education Projects
high school teachers, 125 high school students, and people from throughout Illinois and southern wisconsin. Fair also included an alternative vehicle display
http://www.cglg.org/biomass/latestnews/Sept03.html

Extractions: Wisconsin Develops E85 Marketing Handbook As part of the E85 Marketing Development Campaign supported by the GLRBEP, the Wisconsin Alternative Fuels Task Force issued a survey to approximately 70 auto dealerships in the Milwaukee area to gauge knowledge and level of interest in E85 fuel and FFVs among dealer sales consultants. In response to feedback from the dealer survey, a handbook was developed to provide E85 information in one convenient source. The Fuel Your Drive with E85 Handbook: Information on E85 Fuel and Flexible Fuel Vehicles provides information on E85 fuel, E85 refueling stations in Wisconsin and nationwide and a listing of E85 FFVs by auto manufacturer. The handbook will be distributed to new car dealerships in Milwaukee, Madison, Janesville, and Tomah as part of a complete package with E85 pens, E85 static stickers and E85 coupons. The intent is to provide dealers with additional sales tools that promote E85 for handout to customers. Green Drinks Chicago Learns About Bioenergy GLRBEP Director Fred Kuzel was part of a panel discussion on alternative energy at the September monthly meeting of Green Drinks Chicago. Other panelists included a representative from Spire discussing solar power, and a University of Illinois-Chicago speaker on wind power. This is function is part of an international movement for persons interested in sustainability/environmental issues to socialize and network. Over 70 people from many professions attended, including those from government, architects, activists, urban planners, students, etc.
Miracle At A Wisconsin High School At Attention Deficit & Hyperactivity
074002 +0000 Miracle At a wisconsin High School APPLETON, wisconsin A revolution has occurred. It s taken place in the Central alternative High School.
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=56&i=118
UWSP New Freshmen Admissions
form, available at any wisconsin high school or UW printing from the Web at apply.wisconsin.edu/stp System electronic application provides an alternative to the
http://www.uwsp.edu/admissions/acadunit.htm

Extractions: sophomore experience at UWSP. HOW TO APPLY Complete the UW System standard admission application form, available at any Wisconsin high school or UW System admissions office or by downloading and printing from the Web at apply.wisconsin.edu/stp/undergrad . The UW System electronic application provides an alternative to the written form and allows you to apply and submit your application online.
Wisconsin UFO News Reports
Date May 17, 2003 Location Sheboygan, wisconsin As part of the place, Columbus High; third place, Sheboygans Riverview alternative School, Carol Lutz said
http://www.ufowisconsin.com/news/n2003_0517_stealth.html
Pioneer Press 07/13/2003 UNDERPERFORMING SCHOOLS LIST
UNDERPERFORMING schools LIST alternative schools fault data. Independent study is not the core of our high school alternative program, Salisbury said.
http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/6291417.htm

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