61. Washington Elementary Wisconsin of Green Bay in Northeastern wisconsin Rural Also certified in general and special education, also serves A parent Resource Center in the school offers many http://www.coe.wayne.edu/wholeschooling/WS/Schls/WI/WSC-WI WashElem.html

1999 SCHOOL PROFILE Washington Elementary School 400 Michigan Avenue Oconto, Wisconsin 54153 Type of School: Elementaries (K-4) Location: Oconto: located approximately 30 north of Green Bay in Northeastern Wisconsin Rural: Also serve students from neighboring rural communities Size: Typically 5 classes at every grade level Student-Teacher ratios are 15-1. Only Elementary school in Oconto 450 total students Student Population: Majority of students are Caucasian. Changed from a K-8 to a K-4 school in Fall, 1999 All students are fully included with the exception of several students having severe disabilities who are mainstreamed for a minimum of 50% of their day. Served Washington Elementary for approximately 4 years Strong supporter for Inclusive Education Teachers: A mix of new and experienced teachers in the building Teachers either teach individually serving 15 heterogeneously grouped students or they team-teach with one other teacher -sharing a classroom and team teaching 30 students. The majority of teachers are Caucasian EMPOWER CITIZENS IN A DEMOCRACY: Teachers choose to team teach or teach individually knowing that all teachers will be teaching all students (with and without disabilities).

62. NEWisconsin.BabyZone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy, And Parenting Resourc Northeastern wisconsin education Libraries. up there when it comes to technology and resources. http://newisconsin.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Education: Libraries

63. National Educational Technology Standards Project program described by The wisconsin Center for education World ® School Administrators Article Middle School National Coalition for parent Involvement in http://cnets.iste.org/state/st_resources.html

NETS Main NETS for Students NETS for Teachers NETS for Administrators ... Distinguished Achievement Award Online Resources All links on this page will open in a new window. Closing that new window will take you back to this page. Additional References from Dr. Barrett's Favorite Web Links Background Readings A Teacher's Guide to Performance-Based Learning First Chapter from ASCD's book, "A Teacher's Guide to Performance-Based Learning and Assessment" Assessment in the Learning Organization: Shif... Table of Contents and selected readings from ASCD's book, Assessment in the Learning Organization: Shifting the Paradigm. Assessing Student Outcomes Table of contents and links to first two chapters of ASCD's book on Assessing Student Outcomes. Capturing the Wisdom of Practice: Professiona... The Table of Contents and selected chapters from ASCD's book, Capturing the Wisdom of Practice: Professional Portfolios for Educators by Giselle O. Martin-Kniep A Better Beginning Table of Contents and selected readings from ASCD book: A Better Beginning Supporting and Mentoring New Teachers by Marge Scherer Educators As Learners: Creating a Professiona...

64. ERIC/OSEP Directory Of Projects: Community Parent Resource Center Competition Name Community parent Centers. Organization wisconsin Family Assistance Center for education, Training, and Support, Inc. http://www.cec.sped.org/osep/database/detailView.html?masterID=162

65. Family Services Of Northeast Wisconsin - Post-Adoption As one of five centers in wisconsin, the staff at Support and education for adoptive parents, including monthly online group for any adoptive parent in the http://www.familyservicesnew.org/programs&services/Post-Adoption.htm

Please remember Family Services when making your charitable contributions. Post-Adoption Resource Center, (Green Bay) (click the back button to return to Programs/Services/Groups list) Family Services has developed and is managing the Post-Adoption Resource Center (PARC) for Northeastern Wisconsin. As one of five centers in Wisconsin, the staff at Family Services is responsible for a seventeen county area. The PARC assists families and individuals with any needs arising from their adoption experience. Issues associated with bonding, attachment, trust, self-esteem and confidence extend far into the life of many adopted children and are present during each developmental stage, including adulthood. Most adopted children who experience out-of-home care prior to adoption have special emotional needs. More and more adoptions involve "special needs children" having serious, multiple physical, social and emotional needs. Families and children involved in open adoptions have unique issues of their own, as do those with closed adoptions, where children and parents have little or no information about the child's biological background.

66. Work/Life Aging and Long Term Care, State of wisconsin, (608) 2668944; Aging Solutions; Family.com; Family education.com The Learning Network s parent Channel; Family http://www.uwlax.edu/hr/ff_pol_serv.html

B ALANCING W ORK LIFE and F AMILY Welcome to our Website. The recommendations of the Chancellor's Ad Hoc Committee on Work/Life Policies was approved by former Chancellor Kuipers in July 1998. This website is an outcome of those recommendations and is dedicated to promoting a healthy work life/family life balance at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. We have included links we feel are helpful to employees and their families. We have no input on the sites not related to UW-L, and may have missed other good sites within each category. Feel free to provide us with other links as you see fit. Chancellor's Ad-hoc Committee on Work/Life Policies Policies, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Educational Opportunities Elder Care ... School Districts Educational Opportunities Continuing Education, UW-L classes/workshops La Crosse Public Library Murphy Library Resource Center, UW-L Minnesota State College Southeast Technical ... WriteDoc Bookstore Offers practical information to improve personal, family, and business lives Elder Care AARP Administration on Aging The Aging and Disability Resource Center of La Crosse, (608) 785-5700

67. Educational Policy: NCLB: A Collection Of Online Resources site for Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio, and wisconsin. Illinois State Board of education—No Child Left that can help educators, parents, and communities http://www.ncrel.org/policy/curve/resource.htm

No Child Left Behind: A Collection of Online Resources On January 8, 2002, President Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, the most sweeping education reform legislation in decades. In order to help our constituents decipher and understand the complex issues in the legislation, the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory has collected the following online resources. Table of Contents NCREL Resources Federal Resources NCREL's Seven-State Midwest Regional Resources Additional Information and Resources ... State Readiness for Implementing the No Child Left Behind Act NCREL Resources Understanding the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001: Quick Key Series Since passage of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, NCREL has worked diligently to build the capacity of the region to respond to and comply with the legislation. The following Quick Keys are available online to help educators and policymakers understand the basics of various components of the NCLB Act. Quick Key No. 1

68. Children's Service Society Of Wisconsin Children s Service Society of wisconsin s Family Resource Centers (FRC) are Centers are dedicated to providing the education and resources parents need to http://www.cssw.org/programs/frc.asp

Out-of-Home Care Prevention 2002 Report 2001 Report ... Educational Games Family Resource Centers Children's Service Society of Wisconsin's Family Resource Centers (FRC) are a place where parents learn to be the best parents that they can be. These centers are cooperative efforts in which many community agencies work together to provide all families with informational resources and support. At our Family Resource Centers, we help parents build on their strengths as a family by providing them with the information they need to make good parenting decisions. The Family Resource Centers are dedicated to providing the education and resources parents need to build a healthy family relationship. Parents who participate in FRC activities will: Learn how to manage their children's behavior Improve family relationships Learn to talk with their children Develop stress management skills Learn what to expect as their children grow Have opportunities to share ideas with other parents Family Resource Centers offer on-going support groups, parent education classes and workshops, resource libraries, family visitors, volunteer opportunities, one-on-one consultations, telephone help lines and more. All FRC activities are provided to parents free of charge. See the location list for the CSSW Family Resource Center nearest you Lincoln County FRC's The Tomahawk Family Resource Center The Merrill Family Resource Center Exchange Family Resource Center Sharing Parenting Resources and Outreach—United Together for Support (SPROUTS), a Primary Prevention Program—Kenosha

69. Teacher Resources IDEAS IDEAS is built by wisconsin educators, and offers Mifflin provides this site to offer educational support to teachers with links to parent and student http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/jefferson/lmc/teacher.htm

TEACHER RESOURCES LESSON PLANS INTERNET/TV SCIENCE AUTISM RESOURCES ... TJMS homepage LESSON PLANS AboutSchool.com: For students, parents and teachers, AboutSchool.com is easy to navigate and provides reliable, useful links for math, science, language arts and more. Ask ERIC Lesson Plans Need new lesson plan ideas? This site also gives you the option of sharing your own plans with other teachers. IDEAS IDEAS is built by Wisconsin educators, and offers outstanding standards-based, classroom-tested lesson plans and websites. This is a fabulous resource! K-8 Education Place Houghton Mifflin provides this site to offer educational support to teachers with links to parent and student sites as well. Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators: The site is described as "a categorized list of sites useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth." Madison Metropolitan School District: Check out the Electronic Library for excellent sites to curriculum resources. MarcoPolo Internet Content for the Classroom MarcoPolo provides online resources and links to lesson plans, classroom activities, search engines and much more to support classroom teachers. New York Times Learning Network: Build lesson plans using today's news.

70. Assessment Reform Network - Homepage These resources were created by ARN state Schools Also see Advocates for education of Whitefish 414332-8259 * Examiner Article wisconsin Parents win changes http://www.fairtest.org/arn/parents.html

Assessment Reform Organizations and Resources Check out these T-Shirts See a list of organizations and experts opposed to about high-stakes testing Examples of custom-made buttons you can order For a joke: See the Best Standardized Test Ever! Another joke : See this page by Alfie Kohn spoofing test preparation The Blueberry Story ARN pages FairTest pages For examples of Buttons that you can order to oppose your state's test see here. For a joke: See the Best Standardized Test Ever! These resources were created by ARN state coordinators to support their public education and advocacy efforts. Arizona State Coordinator- John Scudder Web Site: www.azstandards.org Web Site: www.azsmart.org *E-mail group- www.egroups.com/group/azstandards Online sample test items from Arizona's Test *Arizona Opt-out letter to keep your children from taking the AIMS or Staford 9. In English and in Spanish * See an op-ed piece by Gabie Gedlaman on the AIMS test Press release: Achieve's claims on US school ranking misses details * See the September 10 Arizona Republic Story on the AIMS test.

71. Literacy Links: Resources For Teachers And Parents get involved in and improve their child s education. wisconsin LEARNS A complete literacy resource to support websites supporting educators and parents as they http://www.reading.org/links/lit_tp.html

Advanced Search Association Home Literacy Connection Home Literacy Links English as a Second Language Literacy Associations and Research Centers Readers With Special Needs Teacher and Parent Resources Education Links Education Associations International Resources Research Centers Teacher and Parent Resources ... Technology Literacy Links: Resources for Teachers and Parents Book Adventure Book Adventure is a free reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own booklists from recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read offline, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes. Bookhooks Bookhooks is a free online book reporting toolkit for students in grades K-12. Students can supplement their reports with illustrative material, and teachers can register to create reading groups for student accounts. Classroom resources are also available. Between the Lions This website is designed for parents and kids to surf together. Stories from the popular PBS show are posted online with links to associated games. Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site This site is a collection of reviews of great books for kids, ideas of ways to use books in the classroom, and collections of books and activities about particular subjects, curriculum areas, themes, and professional topics.

72. CBTL Education wisconsin parent s Association Political, inclusive homeschooling organization Based Private education Program (Home Schooling in wisconsin) The Department of http://www.cbtl.org/education/education.htm

Home About Us Community Local Libraries ... Other Databases Updated: 3 February 2004 More Education Guideposts: Wisconsin Sites K-12 Home Schooling Return to Subject Guideposts Education Field Notes Interested in Homeschooling in Wisconsin ? Check these sites and for more information on homeschooling. Check out these home schooling materials in your local public libraries. The Curriculum Resource Center is now available on the DPI website. The new online center provides lesson plans and classroom resources aligned to state standards for Wisconsin's K-12 teachers. This is the time when students and parents are quite concerned about preparing, choosing, applying, funding, attending and repaying colleges and universities for their educations. Read about it at the FSA (Federal Student Aid) Portal. To find out more about the financial aid process National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) provides great information and clearly defines the steps needed to take in seeking financial aid.

73. Maryland Assistive Technology Co-op Village Waisman Center, University of wisconsinMadison http danny.html resources for parents and families Inclusive education Web Site Renaissance Group The http://www.matcoop.org/parentr.html

Serving Maryland Schools with A ssistive T echnology L oans, A cquisitions, S ervices, and T raining Resources for Parents Funding and Advocacy Resources TechIDEAs http://www.air.org/TECHIDEAS TechIDEAs is a new web site developed by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). The web site is designed to provide information on the use of technology to support the education of students with disabilities. In addition, the site will post announcements, background information on research projects funded by OSEP, and provide electronic forums for discussion on relevant topics. The TechIDEAs web site is intended to benefit researchers, educators, families, and policy makers interested in the many benefits of technology when used specifically to improve the results of education for students with disabilities. Medicare Funding of AAC Technology http://www.aac-rerc.com/medicare.html Information about Medicare funding from the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Communication Enhancement Low Interest Loans to Purchase A. T. The Maryland Technology Assistance Program conducts the state's assistive technology Guaranteed Loan Program. Maryland residents may apply for loans from $500 to $20,000 to purchase A.T. equipment, insurance, extended warrantees, and maintenance plans. For Details call: Michael Dalto at 1 800 TECH TAP.

74. Wisconsin Statewide Parent-Educator Initiative Summary The Information Page for the wisconsin Statewide parentEducator Initiative, a project to help schools promote partnerships with families of children with disabilities. WSPEI is a service http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsea/een/parent.html

WSPEI Parent Liaisons Agencies/Organizations Training for parents or educators Educational Materials for parents or educators Intro. to Special Education Parents’Rights Family-School- Community ... Bulletin 00.08 : Announcement of WSPEI Initiative These documents are in ".pdf" format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader. A free Acrobat Reader is available from Adobe. Wisconsin Statewide Parent-Educator Initiative Parent Involvement in Education for Children with Disabilities The Wisconsin Statewide Parent-Educator Initiative (WSPEI) is a service for parents, educators, and others interested in parent-educator partnerships for children with disabilities. To reach WSPEI toll-free, dial Mary Skadahl will answer or return your call and help you to: decide what kind of information or assistance you need find a parent liaison who is in your school district or CESA find a special agency or organization; find or develop training for parents or educators find or develop educational materials for parents or educators establish parents on school advisory committees mentor parent liaisons within districts or CESAs find other assistance related to families and special education Parents are an important part of their children’s education. The

75. Archived: Parent Information And Resource Centers - March 1996 A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n. parent Information and Resource Centers. March 1996. Table of Contents. Title Page. Introduction. Ahmium education, Inc San Jacinto, CA. Clayton Foundation - http://www.ed.gov/Family/ParentCtrs

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Parent Information and Resource Centers March 1996 Table of Contents Title Page Introduction Ahmium Education, Inc - San Jacinto, CA Clayton Foundation - Denver, CO ... United Health Group of Wisconsin - Appleton, WI For the user's convenience we have also created an ASCII version (49K) of this document and compressed it for ease of downloading. [Return to Publications] Last Modified October 7,1999 ( gkp

76. Education distance education, Federal Government resources, funding, grants, scholarships, Georgia resources, publications, journals, libraries, statistics, curriculum materials, lesson plans, tests, GRE, http://www.usg.edu/galileo/internet/education/education.html

Education General Georgia Resources Publications Statistics ... Distance Education Return to Internet Resources General ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) full-text digests or use a Search Wizard to guide you. Four alternate search sites with a comparison of features are available. FREE: Federal Resources for Educational Excellence This site is designed for teachers, students and parents to provide easy access to educational resources produced by hundreds of federal agencies. The site is searchable. Resources are also arranged by topic: arts, educational technology, foreign language, vocational education, etc. Smithsonian Education A gateway for Smithsonian education resources for teachers, students, and families that includes lesson plans, experiments and games, guides, and links to other resources. This searchable site provides networking opportunities through interactive features such as live meetings and conferences, "ChatBoards," and discussions in "The Mentor Center." Teacher/Pathfinder Teacher/Pathfinder provides a multitude of online resources for the K-12 teacher and parent, and includes information on distance education, intellectual property, and useful ideas for the classroom. This site is searchable.

77. Family And Consumer Education Note the subject headings. You can click on any subject heading to find other resources on that topic. CONSUMER education, PARENTING. http://www.uwstout.edu/lib/subjects/famconed.htm

UW-Stout Home Library Home Subjects Associations and Organizations ... WebQuests Due to the wide range of subjects included in Family and Consumer Sciences Education, the scope of this page is limited to sites directly related to educational purposesassociations, educational institutions, extension services, lesson plans, and sites that would be appropriate for use in a K-12 setting. For more in-depth and background information resources, consult the other LLC Subject Guides: Consumer Resources Nutrition for Children Textiles WWW SITES General Education K-12 Education UW-Stout Educator's Reference Desk K-12@University of Wisconsin Associations and Organizations American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) (CYFERNet) Cooperative State Research Education and Extension Service (USDA) NC Cooperative Extension Service Family and Consumer Sciences Education Association (FCSEA) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

78. Wisconsin Educational Career Guide Table Of Contents I K. Private Schools and HomeBased education L. Even Plus and Parents as Teachers O. Parents as Leaders Resource and Referral Agencies R. wisconsin First Step http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wececgtc.html

Before downloading the PDF file (which is about 500k) you may want to skim the table of contents and see what is contained within the career guide: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Early Care and Education in Wisconsin: Vision Statements I. INTRODUCTION How the Guide Is Organized How This Guide Came To Be Written II. PROGRAMS AND SETTINGS IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION B. Early Intervention Services: Birth to 3 Programs C. Child Care Centers D. Family Child Care Homes E. Before and After-School Programs F. Head Start G. Early Head Start H. Public School Kindergarten and Early Elementary I. Public School Special Education Programs and Services J. Public School Title I K. Private Schools and Home-Based Education L. Even Start Family Literacy Programs M. Family Resource Centers N. Parents Plus and Parents as Teachers O. Parents as Leaders P. Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Q. Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies R. Wisconsin First Step Information and Referral

79. Wisconsin Collaborates For Transition Transition can be an emotional time for parents and children. to 3 and move on to special education services in wisconsin Polices, Procedures, and Practices. http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/transcolla.htm

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80. Special Education In Plain Language--Title Page Collaboratively developed by Parents, Advocacy Organizations, School Union Members, Special education Attorneys, and was funded by the wisconsin Department of http://www.cesa7.k12.wi.us/sped/Parents/plainlanguageindex.htm

A User-friendly Interactive Handbook on Special Education Laws Policies and Practices in Wisconsin Click the Print Version button at right for a printer friendly version of this site. Summer 2002: Revised Second Edition Collaboratively developed by Parents, Advocacy Organizations, School and Special Education Administrators, General and Special Educators, Service Providers, Union Members, Special Education Attorneys, and the Department of Public Instruction. This project was funded by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction using IDEA Discretionary funding. Project Committee Membership: Authors, Consultants, and Technical Advisors Sister Patrice Colletti Greg Dietz Karen Morgensen Nissan Bar Lev Corinne Quadland Phillip Knobel Carolyn Jackson Susan Perrault Judy O'Kane Debra Taylor Barbara Natalle Gary Myrah Marsha Roder Amparo Jimenez Pa Vang Eileen Dagen Linda Knudson Patty Engel Pat Patterson Elliot Weiman Peggy Walker David Ament Pat Kane Robyn Richards Eric Hartwig Chuck Hastert Chris Shafer Jeff Spitzer-Resnick Donna Hedrich Barbara Breen Pages within CESA 7 Special Education site Home Info for Parents Issues and Memos IEP Forms ... Links to Resources More CESA 7 sites School Districts Staff Directory Board of Control Academic Decathlon ... Departments and Services Cooperative Educational Service Agency No. 7

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