2009-10 Yearbook - School Management Services

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meet life’s challenges. Parents are actively in-volved in volunteering in and outside the classroom and provide leadership on the site advisory council. The teachers at Alliance have received extensive training in the Montessori philosophy and curriculum as well as project-based learning. Alliance provides a unique, innovative choice in public education in the Fox Valley. Nekoosa School District Wayne Johnson 600 South Section Street (715) 886-8000 www.nekoosaschools.org Nekoosa, WI 54457 Est. 2008 Jon Sprehn 540 Birch Street Nekoosa, WI 54457 (715) 886-8034 jon_sprehn@nekoosa.k12.wi.us Grade Levels: 05-07 122. Nįįkuusra Community School The School District of Nekoosa in conjunction with Ho-Chunk Nation (HCN) developed an alternative school that meets the needs of each individual child, not a situation where the child has to meet the needs of the school. Nįįkuusara, culturally-immersed alternative middle school serving grades 5-7 for the 2008-09 school year. The central vision for this alternative charter school will focus on eight educational components: First, ensure that each student’s academic needs are met through a prescriptive intervention model. Second, ensure that each student can read to their highest potential by graduation. Third, ensure that each student has reached their technology potential by graduation. Fourth, ensure that each student is educated to appreciate the language, history and culture of the Ho-Chuck Nation. Fifth, ensure that each student has been provided with life skills training. Sixth, ensure that each student has received Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) training. Seventh, ensure that each student has been prepared for the transition to high school. Eighth, ensure that each student will have met promotion requirements. New Lisbon School District Tom Andres 500 South Forest Street (608) 562-3700 ext. 502 www.newlisbon.k12.wi.us New Lisbon, WI 53950 Est. 1999 Michele Yates-Wickus N11003 17th Avenue Necedah, WI 54646 (608) 742-8811 yatesm@cesa5.k12.wi.us Grade Levels: 07-12 123. Juneau County Charter School The Juneau County Charter School is a collaboration of Juneau County Schools, consisting of the Mauston, Wonewoc, Necedah, and New Lisbon school districts. This project was initiated as a local attempt to provide educational opportunities to disengaged students of Juneau County in grades 7-12. The school focuses on service learning, career exploration, basic academic competencies, confronting individual barriers, and family involvement. Desired outcomes of the Juneau County Charter School include decreases in students’ community problems through courts, law enforcement, and social services involvement; completion of an educational program or successful transition to post-secondary programming or employment; and reintegration of this population into a traditional, vocational, or educational program. 53
New London School District Bill Fitzpatrick 901 West Washington Street (920) 982-8530 www.newlondon.k12.wi.us New London, WI 54961 Est. 2007 Joseph Pomrening 1700 Klatt Road New London, WI 54961 (920) 982-8420 jpomreni@newlondon.k12.wi.us Grade Levels: 10-12 124. School of Enterprise Marketing The School of Enterprise Marketing (SEM) is an innovative charter school designed to prepare students for immediate employment and/or pursuit of post-secondary education in Business, Marketing and other fields. The school serves high school students in grades 10-12 who are seeking more direct connections with life after high school, as well as students desirous of a non-traditional school setting. SEM is currently sited within New London High School, but students will spend a great deal of time in the local community and beyond. SEM has a partnership with EnVision New London, a Chamber of Commerce-sponsored initiative to revitalize the community. New Richmond School District Morrie Veilleux 701 East 11th Street (715) 243-7411 www.newrichmond.k12.wi.us New Richmond, WI 54017 Est. 2007 Jessica Ferguson 701 East 11th Street New Richmond, WI 54017 (715) 243-1289 jessicaf@newrichmond.k12.wi.us Grade Level: K4 125. NR4Kids Charter School The NR4Kids Charter School provides access to quality, developmentally appropriate early learning opportunities for all interested four-year-olds through community and family partnerships. Children with disabilities are served in an inclusive learning environment per IEP determination with itinerant speech and language, OT/PT, and small group tutorial services being provided at multiple sites. The School District of New Richmond increased guidance counselor and health aide staffing to provide additional support services for the NR4Kids Charter School. The NR4Kids Charter School is committed to providing an early learning program which includes: Community-based partnerships and collaboration A consistent core program of high quality learning experiences at a variety of educational sites in the community A nurturing environment that provides opportunities for meaningful relationships with both children and adults A child-centered philosophy in which children's interest and curiosity will play an active role in instructional planning Curriculum that reflects and honors the diversity within children, families, and the community Developmentally appropriate curriculum which provides a rich variety of experiences Child-initiated and play-based-learning Families' opportunity to choose from varied program options Expectations for the success and growth of each child in socialemotional, cognitive, and interpersonal behaviors The NR4Kids Charter School offers monthly parent education workshops, multiple opportunities for families to participate in frequent family activities and volunteer opportunities, as well as a parent resource center at each site. The parent outreach component and focus on socialemotional learning of our school is enhanced by the inclusion of a guidance counselor position specifically for NR4Kids. 54
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Page 31 and 32: Chequamegon School District Mark Lu
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Page 39 and 40: Holmen School District Keri Holter
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