As school districts prepare for the 2020-21 school year, some are planning in-person classes, some are planning virtual classes, and
Child Care in Wisconsin – Part III
As child care centers in Wisconsin struggle to stay open, they are looking for guidance on best practices and resources
Child Care in Wisconsin – Part II
An article written by Ruth Schmidt, Executive Director for the Wisconsin Early Childhood Association for the League of Municipalities magazine
Child Care in Wisconsin – Part I
With over 400,000 children in the state of Wisconsin under the age of 6, and 74% of those children having
K-12 Education and Covid-19 – Part V – Going Forward
As K-12 schools look to the start of the 2020-21 school year they are wrestling with budgeting, staff safety, student
K-12 Education and COVID-19 – Part IV – School Services
K-12 SCHOOLS PROVIDES MORE THAN IN-CLASSROOM EDUCATIONAL SERVICES While the primary function of the K-12 system is to provide students
K-12 Education and COVID-19 – Part III – Special Education
History Throughout the 1960s school districts had the right to choose whether to participate in special education incentive programs. In
Education and COVID-19 – Part II – Technology
Schools began their transition from in-person classes to various other platforms in March when DHS ordered schools closed for the
K-12 Public Education During Covid-19 – Part I
Covid-19 has impacted the state on several levels and the impact to K-12 education is no different. The Wheeler Report
Supreme Court Decision Leaves Uncertainty for Local Health Orders
When the Supreme Court decision in Wisconsin Legislature v. Palm came down Wednesday night, the Evers’ administration said it became