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Phoenix Grades 6-12 Enrollment at Any Time Regular and Special Education Students Involved in Expulsion Process Referral by Director of Innovative Programs Boys and Girls Club 2001 Taft St., 53713 Sally Schultz 204-4223 sschultz@madison.k12.wi.us Molly Kasten 442-2930 makasten@madison.k12.wi.us Colleen McQuade, Counselor 442-2930 cmmcquade@madison.k12.wi.us The Phoenix Program is an alternative to expulsion for students who have been recommended for expulsion and meet specified criteria. Students attend the program for three hours per day and are also expected to engage in community service projects. The Phoenix Program provides academic and social-emotional behavioral opportunities to students who voluntarily agree to participate in this program and do not wish to participate in an expulsion hearing. If a student successfully completes the Phoenix Program, no expulsion hearing is held. If the student does not successfully complete the program, a date is set for the hearing and the expulsion process continues. Guide to Madison’s Alternative Programs School Year 2011 - 2012 24
REPLAY Grades 7-8 Maximum 12 male students Referral by home school/Dane County Social Worker Student under supervision by Dane County Human Services and Juvenile Court System Significant behavioral challenges in school Neighborhood Intervention Program 1227 N. Sherman Ave., 53704 288-2400 Andre Johnson, NIP On-Site Administrator 288-2402 johnson.andre@co.dane.wi.us Beth Gentilli, Teacher 288-2422 bgentilli@madison.k12.wi.us REPLAY stands for Re-directive, Pro-social, Learning Alternative for Youth. REPLAY is a collaborative program between MMSD and Dane County Human Services - Neighborhood Intervention Program (NIP) for students who have significant behavior problems in a regular middle school environment. Students are referred to this program by either the home school principal or the student’s Dane County social worker. Both MMSD and Dane County must approve the student enrolling in this semester long program. Each student in REPLAY will have an individualized educational and behavioral plan. The goal of REPLAY is to develop in each student the skills necessary to transition successfully into a more traditional school setting. REPLAY has a full time staff of three: one teacher, a Dane County social worker, and a program support person. All are available to work with students on behavioral issues and instruction in English, mathematics, science and social studies. Guide to Madison’s Alternative Programs School Year 2011 - 2012 25
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Page 3 and 4: MMSD Alternative Programs A Continu
Page 5 and 6: MMSD Alternative Programs Grouped b
Page 7 and 8: MMSD Alternative Programs Symbols a
Page 9 and 10: Alternative Education Resource Opti
Page 11 and 12: Diploma Completion Program (DCP)
Page 13 and 14: Districtwide: Refocus on Achieving
Page 15 and 16: East High School - Vocationally Int
Page 17 and 18: Hospital School Grades K-12 En
Page 19 and 20: Landmark Elementary Alternative Pro
Page 21 and 22: MATC for Credit Contract Services
Page 23 and 24: Memorial High School - OnTrack
Page 25 and 26: . Metro Middle and High School - Da
Page 27 and 28: Metro Middle and High School - Dane
Page 29 and 30: Off-Campus/Homebound Instruction
Page 31: Operation Fresh Start HSED/GED Cont
Page 35 and 36: School-Age Pregnant and Parenting S
Page 37 and 38: Transition Learning Center (TLC)
Page 39 and 40: West HS SAIL - Specialized Academic
Page 41 and 42: Program MMSD Alternative Programs S

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