Report (pdf) - School Management Services

Weyerhaeuser School District’s student performances on the WKCE were
as follows (State of Wisconsin averages are reported parenthetically,
following the school district’s proficiency level): grade 4: reading: 63 (81);
mathematics: 63 (77); grade 5: reading: 88 (84); mathematics: 88 (76);
grade 6: reading: 78 (85); mathematics: 67 (76); grade 7: reading: 77
(85); mathematics: 92 (77); grade 8: reading: 92 (84); mathematics: 75
(75); grade 10: reading: 76 (75); mathematics: 88 (70).
The Project Consultants concluded that the three school districts’ student
performances on achievement tests posed no deterrent to further
collaboration/cooperation between or consolidation of the three school
organizations.
4.15 Collaboration and Cooperation
The School District of Bruce, Ladysmith-Hawkins School District, and
Weyerhaeuser Area School District have displayed some measure of
collaboration with one another in the past (athletics, special education),
though such working relationships do not extend to shared administrative
or teaching staffing, program development, or the like. All three of the
school districts are members of CESA 10.
In their own rights, both the School District of Bruce, Ladysmith-Hawkins
School District, and Weyerhaeuser Area School District are collaborative
organizations and, as appropriate, have established and maintained
relationships with other school districts, colleges and universities, profit and
non-profit organizations, businesses, cities, counties, and other serviceproviders
to expand and enhance the quantity and quality of educational
programs and services delivered to their respective organization’s clientele.
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