21. Wisconsin Center For Environmental Education LEAF A wisconsin k12 Forestry Education Program is a partnership program is to improve and increase forestry education in wisconsin’s k-12 schools. http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/wcee/programs.htm

Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education Home About Us Staff Programs ... Wisconsin K12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) The WCEE is the home of seven active programs, serving environmental educators and students throughout the state of Wisconsin. Environmental Education Resources Library The WCEE maintains a centrally located environmental education resources library for use by elementary, middle, and secondary school teachers in Wisconsin in the Learning Resources Center of the University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point. Contact: Phyllis Peri Phone: (715) 346-4950 or (715) 346-4854 Fax: (715) 346-4698 Email: pperi@uwsp.edu Environmental Education Network The Environmental Education Network is an association of schools and cooperating statewide agencies dedicated to promoting environmental education in Wisconsin. Each participating school has a designated liaison who disseminates EE information received through the four EE Network mailings and electronic mailings to other teachers in the school. The goal is to link educators around the state with current information on environmental education resources, classroom activity ideas and projects, professional development opportunities, grants, awards, contests, conferences and much more!

22. ECW Resources - Infopacks wisconsin s k12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) supports teachers with This project is a comprehensive program designed for k-12 schools that creates http://www.ecw.org/ecw/infopackagedetail.jsp?infoPackageId=4

23. Wisconsin K-12 School Directory - Public & Private Schools A free database of wisconsin public and private schools. Comprehensive wisconsin k12 school directory rankings and reports including test scores. http://www.aimrelocation.com/schools/wi/wi_schools.html

A free public database of Wisconsin public and private schools. Comprehensive Wisconsin K-12 school directory rankings and reports including test scores. Search for Wisconsin academic school districts including high schools, secondary, middle and elementary schools. Junior high and grade schools in WI are included as well. Check the SAT test scores. Click here: http://www.aimrelocation.com/schools/wi.html

24. TEACH Programs TEACH supports a substantial number of private k12 schools and The TEACH wisconsin Board is authorized to make a loan to a school district or public http://www.teachwi.state.wi.us/programs.html

Introduction Educational Technology Block Grants Telecommunications Access - Data Lines Existing Contract Grants ... Other TEACH Programs Introduction TEACH Wisconsin's innovative, four-pronged approach provides access to information technologies and advances improved student learning and teacher instruction. The four main programs are: Noncompetitive Block Grants for educational technology to public school districts, charter schools, and secured juvenile correctional facilities. Telecommunications Access for data, voice, and video distance education connections. Competitive Grants for teacher training and technical assistance to cooperative educational service agencies (CESAs) or to collaborations of CESAs, public school districts, and/or public libraries. Infrastructure Financial Assistance to schools and libraries for the upgrade of computer network and electrical wiring. Listed below are the individual programs which are currently being offered by TEACH Wisconsin.

25. Educational CyberPlayGround K-12, K12 School Reference Master Registry. Educational CyberPlayGround k12, K12 School Reference Directory. Educational CyberPlayGround k-12 School Reference Directory for wisconsin schools http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Schools/schools.aspx?state=Wisconsin

26. School-Libraries.Net: Peter Milbury's Network Of School Librarian Web Pages School Libraries k12 schools Curriculum Related Resources Professional wisconsin. Pembine School Media Center Maintained by Kenneth Jones, http://www.school-libraries.net/usa/wi.html

School Libraries.Net Peter Milbury's Network of School Librarian Web Pages Sponsored by the School of Library and Information Science @ San Jose State University Peter Milbury Original Creator Dr. Blanche Woolls Coordinator Dr. David Loertscher Coordinator Wisconsin School Libraries K-12 Schools Curriculum Related Resources Professional Associations School Libraries Adams Elementary Library Media Center Maintained by Karen O'Leary, Library Media Specialist, Janesville, Wisconsin. Bayside Middle School LMC Maintained by J. Procell, Librarian, Bayside Middle School, Milwaukee, WI. Black Hawk Middle School LMC Maintained by Jolen Neumann, Library Media Specialist, Black Hawk Middle School, Madison, Wisconsin. De Pere High School LMC Maintained by Laura Johnson, Library/Media Specialist, De Pere High School, De Pere, Wisconsin. Edison Middle School Library Media Center Maintained by Bill Neumann, Media Specialist, Janesville, Wisconsin. Franklin Middle School Library Media Center Maintained by Sue Douglas, Library Media Specialist, Janesville, Wisconsin.

27. Greenwood Wisconsin Public K-12 School Eau Claire, Wausau, Stevens Point and wisconsin Rapids are all within an hour s drive. To find specific information on the public schools in Greenwood, http://www.greenwood.k12.wi.us/

School District Of Greenwood 306 West Central Avenue Greenwood, WI 54437-9470 715-267-6101 (Telephone) Greenwood Alumni Tournament 2005 Champions Online Resources CESA #10 WIAA Website ... Free and Reduced Lunch Application Requires Download District Newsletter Requires Download School Lunch Email Directory Newspapers Online Elementary Classroom Web Pages ... Factory Funding IT'S ONLY 60 MILES FROM EVERWHERE" Greenwood is located on Hwy. 73 in the "HEART" of Clark County , 10 miles south of Hwy. 29 and 14 miles north of Hwy. 10. Eau Claire, Wausau, Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids are all within an hour's drive. The Marshfield Clinic and St. Joseph's Hospital are only 27 miles away and serve the community with a local clinic. Neillsville, the County Seat, is 14 miles away. It offers the Neillsville Memorial Hospital/Clinic as well as a satellite clinic in Greenwood. Twenty-four hour police, fire, and ambulance service makes Greenwood a "HEALTHY" place to live. HISTORY In 1991, Greenwood celebrated its Centennial as a community. A school has been part of that history from the very beginning. A "new" school was built in 1881 and in 1897 the community received a charter from the state to run a high school. In 1914, the citizens renewed their commitment by building a new high school of brick! Several additions have taken place since then, with the largest addition being a new high school addition in 1960. The 1914 building then served as a junior high school. Other improvements included a new gym in 1980, an extensive renovation project of the 1914 building in 1982, and a new auto-technology wing. The 1914 building served the community until its faithful work was retired in the summer of 1998.

28. WSDC : Shape Up WI Kids News wisconsin s public health, I hope to see every wisconsin k12 school organize Administrators from k-12 schools statewide are urged to register now. http://www.sportsinwisconsin.com/news/pressreleases.php?category_id=1010&subcate

29. WSDC : Shape Up WI Kids News Shape Up wisconsin Kids set for May 11 k12 schools Encouraged to Register Now Madison, WI (05/04/2005). Shape Up wisconsin Kids, an annual event that http://www.sportsinwisconsin.com/news/pressreleases.php?category_id=1010&subcate

30. PELINKS4U - K-12 School PE Web Sites Hilliard Elementary School Web Site Brookfield, wisconsin - Mr. Krohn School Districts/k-12 schools. Baltimore County Public schools, Towson, http://www.pelinks4u.org/links/k12schools.htm

Click To See More Resources Archives Book Reviews Editorial Team Higher Education PE Web Sites K-12 School PE Web Sites PE Academic Areas PE Advocacy PE Forum Online Site Sponsorships State AHPERDs State PE Standards Teaching Unit Plans Web Pages of PEHLS Professionals Updated September 01, 2005 Elementary High School School Districts/K-12 Schools Conference/Workshop Calendar Elementary Schools A.G. Richardson Elementary School , Culpeper, Virginia - John Kassel Applecreek Elementary School - Sundie Garrison Ayden Elementary School , North Carolina- John Williams Bayview Elementary , Norfolk, Virginia - Bill McDonald Betances Elementary School , Hartford, Connecticut - R. Scott Tomassetti Blaine Elementary School, Blaine, Washington - Dan Persse Bullard Elementary School, Bull Run Elementary School , Centreville, VA Cedar Elementary School , Hanover, MA Charles E. Riley Elementary School , Oswego, New York - Robin Scholla Clarkston Community Schools Elementary -PE Page, Clarkston Michigan

31. Wisconsin Restaurant Association | America's Schools Program The wisconsin Restaurant Association and the America s schools Program have How does our organizations participation help benefit k12 schools and http://www.americas-schools.org/hospitality/wi/

LINKS Reorder Boxes, Materials Poster Flyer-Side1 Flyer-Side2 ... Resources America's Schools Recycling Program Contact: Kimberly Wordsworth Ext. 718 Wisconsin Restaurant Association: Tricia Weisheipl The Wisconsin Restaurant Association and the America's Schools Program have teamed up to help preserve the environment and fund educational programs by recycling printer cartridges and cell phones. 50% of all proceeds go to support the state Hospitality Educational programs. The other 50% goes to the America's Schools Program to support K-12 schools across the country. This program is in partnership with and under the auspicies of the State School Boards Associations throughout the country. No-Hassle and No-Cost The America's Schools Recycling Program is an easy way for businesses, organizations, and individuals to preserve the environment and help educational programs throughout the country. Did You Know?

32. UW Partnership To Reinvigorate Science Education (Nov 15, 1999) UWMadison and four wisconsin school districts have launched a comprehensive Raise interest in science, math and engineering in k-12 schools, http://www.news.wisc.edu/3388.html

@import "http://www.uc.wisc.edu/templates/uwXHTML/wisc_interior.css"; @import "http://www.news.wisc.edu/news.css"; @import "/news_story.css"; University of Wisconsin-Madison My UW Search People UW Home ... News News UW partnership to reinvigorate science education November 15, 1999 Skip to main story More headlines Researchers studying ramifications of equine influenza in dogs (September 26) Riseling elected vice president of association of police chiefs (September 26) Marine toxins show promise as cancer drugs (September 26) Can pomegranates prevent prostate cancer? (September 26) Steingass Report review and actions taken by UW System, UW-Madison (September 22) by Terry Devitt With the help of the National Science Foundation (NSF), UW-Madison and four Wisconsin school districts have launched a comprehensive initiative to reinvigorate the way science and math are taught and learned at the primary, middle and high school levels. The new initiative, known as the K-Through-Infinity Professional Development Partnership, is an ambitious effort that seeks to couple a broad array of UW-Madison science, math and science research and education programs with the expertise of K-12 teachers. A primary goal is to train a new generation of faculty, teachers, scientists and other professionals to effectively integrate the process and excitement of scientific discovery with teaching at all levels. "[The K-Through-Infinity initiative] gives us all the potential to grow and develop in ways that we couldn't alone."

33. WDNR - Wisconsin Green Schools Program - Energy Resources To determine if you are covered by the wisconsin Focus on Energy schools Program contact your local wisconsin k12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/greenschools/resourcesEnergy.htm

Mission DNR-DPI Partnership Benefits Standards Connections ... Reaching Higher Support Materials Requirements Chart (PDF, 203 KB) Assessment Forms Awards Resources ... Step Three Energy Resources Action and Implementation school must have had an energy audit conducted by Wisconsin Focus on Energy or local energy provider, energy is included in the curriculum, and students and staff have helped identify and implement behavioral changes and/or use energy saving devices to reduce energy consumption. The resources below can provide you with ideas on how to meet these requirements. Reaching Higher Focus on Energy Audit - The energy audit provided by the Wisconsin Focus on Energy Schools Program is free of charge to schools. To determine if you are covered by the Wisconsin Focus on Energy Schools Program contact your local energy provider. If you are covered by the Wisconsin Focus on Energy Schools Program contact them at 1-800-762-7077 or by e-mail at Edinfo@focusonenergy.com to schedule an audit. If your school is not covered by the Focus on Energy Schools Program ask your energy provider if they can complete an energy audit for your school or are willing to make other arrangements to have an audit completed by Wisconsin Focus on Energy. Teaching : In order to save energy at your school, students need to know how and why they should try to do so. The following Web sites contain energy-related lessons and curriculum connections.

34. WDNR - Mercury: Wisconsin Mercury Reduction Program voluntary program available to all public and private k12 schools across wisconsin. For more information on mercury spills in wisconsin schools, http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/cea/mercury/program.htm

Cooperative Environmental Assistance Bureau Mercury - The Element Mercury Impacts Mercury Sources ... Lost? Try the CEA Sitewide Map Mercury Reduction Program The Mercury Reduction Program uses a variety of tools, including partnerships between the Department and seventeen Wisconsin communities ( Click the graphic below for a larger view ), educational outreach, and innovative reduction and recycling activities to reach its goal of reducing mercury in the environment. map The goals of the program are to 1). Reduce the use of mercury, 2). Promote mercury recycling, and 3). Reduce mercury spills. This program was initiated in 1998. Outreach activities include: Medical For general information about mercury in hospitals visit Mercury in Medical Facilities (Exits DNR) For guides to eliminate mercury in healthcare facilities visit Mercury Virtual Elimination Plan (Exits DNR) and Reducing Mercury Use in Health Care (Exits DNR) For a list of mercury-free alternatives for the healthcare industry, visit

35. Wisconsin's K-12 Economics Standards TEACHING wisconsin S k12 ECONOMICS STANDARDS. On-Line Guide In wisconsin schools, the content, concepts, and skills related to economics may be taught http://www.economicswisconsin.org/guide/

TEACHING WISCONSIN'S K-12 ECONOMICS STANDARDS On-Line Guide Index by Grade Level Index by Topic About Wisconsin's Model Academic Standards for Economics How to use this guide and an explanation of its components Major funding for this Online Guide for Teachers has been provided through a generous grant from the JUDD S. ALEXANDER FOUNDATION, INC. WAUSAU, WISCONSIN About Wisconsin's Model Academic Standards for Economics Wisconsin's Model Academic Standards include specific content that students are required to have learned at grades 4, 8, and 12 in the areas of English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Visit the Web site of the Department of Public Instruction for the complete text of these performance based standards. Students at all levels should develop skills and understandings in all five strands found in the Wisconsin standards for social studies. These skills and understandings are embedded in the performance standards. It is important to recognize that the designated levels, by grade four, by grade eight, and by grade twelve, lead students to higher and deeper levels of knowledge and skills as they progress through school. Economics is one strand of the Wisconsin Academic Standards for social studies. The standards for economics can be found at

36. Wisconsin The UW system will work with k12 schools to develop a profile for reporting wisconsin School Inclusion Project. This project is a collaborative effort http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/94/94-1wi.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Building Collaborative Education Systems: New Roles for State Education and Higher Education Agencies Special Policy Report Report 1, 1994 Previous section Next section Contents Pathways ... home page Wisconsin The University of Wisconsin (UW) System and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction are collaborating on defining the competencies that students need to be successful in UW system institutions in the areas of mathematics, English, social science, science, and foreign language. Working in disciplinary groups, faculty from throughout the UW system will work with faculty from K-12 schools, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), and the vocational education system. The University of Wisconsin System also is developing a competency-based admission policy as an alternative to the Carnegie Unit approach. The UW system will work with K-12 schools to develop a profile for reporting student achievement in lieu of a transcript. The schools will be able to use any method of performance-based assessment, including portfolios, reports, and experiments, to determine the level of competency attained. Standards and Assessment Student learning standards and assessments, especially at the secondary level

37. Wisconsin What should the k12 classroom of the 21st century look like For example, several schools take Spanish III classes directly from the Extension over this http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/94/94-3wi.htm

NCREL's Policy Briefs Toward a Technology Infrastructure for Education: Policy Perspectives I Report 3, 1994 Previous section Next section Contents Pathways ... home page Wisconsin Local Efforts Many local districts are working on distance learning technology projects in the state. Approximately 22 groups are planning fiber optics-based systems. An additional 20 Instructional Television Fixed Services (ITFS) sites are in operation, and local districts are planning the expansion and operation of several of these sites. The state has decided not to create a state-level, distance learning system or network, but to allow projects to be created at a local or regional level. Then a backbone infrastructure would be created to link these projects. State Efforts The Wisconsin Educational Communications Board (ECB), the licensee of six of the state's eight public television stations, coordinates telecommunications planning efforts among state education institutions. ECB works with the University of Wisconsin system, the Department of Public Instruction, and the Vocational, Technical, and Adult Education (VTAE) system. In August 1989, the state legislature created a 15-member Information Technology Advisory Board (ITAB) to manage a comprehensive study and make recommendations for improving Wisconsin's data processing and telecommunications systems, including education services. The ITAB published a report in November 1990 entitled Information Technology Management in Wisconsin. One of the report's major recommendations was the formation of a statutory board on information technology under the governance of the Department of Administration. Another priority identified in the ITAB report is the implementation of strategic business and information technology planning throughout all state agencies. A recommendation affecting education was to provide a centralized support for the independent, regional educational telecommunications initiatives that have been established throughout the state.

38. 2005-06 Member Services Book - Introduction From those humble beginnings, wisconsin’s public schools have become 67000 teachers, counselors and library media specialists in public k12 schools. http://www.weac.org/AboutWEA/handbook/introduction.htm

2005-06 Member Services Book Introduction GREAT SCHOOLS INSIDE WEAC UniServs and Locals ESP ... How Do I Join? Welcome to the Wisconsin Education Association Council! WEAC members work hard every day, educating our children in great schools that benefit everyone who lives and works in Wisconsin. WEAC staff and leaders also work hard to support WEAC members. When educator union locals began organizing in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Wisconsin's schools had no set standards and many members qualified for food stamps and had no health insurance. The strength of WEAC lies in the efforts of members working together to accomplish common goals. While looking through this booklet, you will see that members, working through their local associations and UniServ units, direct WEAC. I hope you will take advantage of the many services and benefits that are made possible through the collective strength of our members. I also hope you will become active in our organization, at the state, UniServ and local level, because active members are the heart of our organization. Stan Johnson WEAC President Back to Top What is WEAC?

39. NCRTEC Region Map of wisconsin, wisconsin Number of students in public k12 schools 879259 Number of public k-12 schools 2096 wisconsin Department of Public http://www.ncrtec.org/info/states.htm

NCRTEC Region The following statistics are from "State Profiles of Public Elementary and Secondary Education, 1996-97", published by the National Center for Education Statistics Illinois Number of students in public K-12 schools: 1,973,040 Number of teachers in public K-12 schools: 116,274 Number of public K-12 schools: 4,185 Illinois State Board of Education Web site: http://www.isbe.state.il.us/ Indiana Number of students in public K-12 schools: 982,876 Number of teachers in public K-12 schools: 56,708 Number of public K-12 schools: 1,929 Indiana Department of Education Web site: http://ideanet.doe.state.in.us/ Iowa Number of students in public K-12 schools: 502,941 Number of teachers in public K-12 schools: 32,593 Number of public K-12 schools: 1,552 Iowa Department of Education Web site: http://www.state.ia.us/educate/ Michigan Number of students in public K-12 schools: 1,685,714 Number of teachers in public K-12 schools: 88,051 Number of public K-12 schools: 3,853 Michigan Department of Education Web site: http://www.mde.state.mi.us/

40. Rebuild America - State & Local Governments Partnerships wisconsin School Upgrades its HVAC and Utility Systems Champion Award for EnergySmart schools (k12) - wisconsin’s Focus on Energy schools Program http://www.rebuild.org/sectors/SectorPages/PartnershipView.asp?MktID=4&Organizat

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