2009-10 Yearbook - School Management Services

Northern Ozaukee
School District
William Harbron
401 Highland Drrive
(262) 692-2489
www.nosd.edu
Fredonia, WI 53021
Est. 2003
Kurt Bergland
401 Highland Drive
Fredonia, WI 53021
(262) 692-3988
kbergland@nosd.edu
Grade Levels: KG-12
126. Wisconsin Virtual Learning
The Wisconsin Virtual Learning (WVL) is a virtual charter school of the
Northern Ozaukee School District in Fredonia, offering students
throughout Wisconsin equal access to an individualized, rigorous, and
self-paced instructional program delivered both on the Internet and via
traditional instructional materials. The Wisconsin Virtual Learning
serves students in grades KG-12 from more than 150 school districts in
Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Virtual Learning school combines a comprehensive,
standards-based, research- and performance-based curriculum (K 12® ),
high expectations, technology, a significant amount of off-line work,
strong instructional support, and substantial involvement from parents or
other primary adults. The K 12® curriculum includes six core subjects
(language arts/English, mathematics, science, history, art, and music) and
is aligned with the Wisconsin Model Academic Content Standards. The
education program also addresses social and character development. Built
into the curriculum is an internal assessment system that provides
frequent accountability as students work to master the curriculum at their
own pace.
Oak Creek-Franklin
Joint School
District
Sara Larsen
7630 South 10th Street
(414) 768-5886
www.oakcreek.k12.wi.us
Oak Creek, WI 53154
Est. 2001
Lisa Kujawa
6201 South Barland Avenue
Cudahy, WI 53110
(414) 768-6176
l.kujawa@oakcreek.k12.wi.us
Grade Levels: 09-12
127. Connects Learning Center
Connects Learning Center (CLC) is a charter school program for at-risk,
ninth- to twelfth-grade students from the school districts of South
Milwaukee, Oak Creek, and Cudahy. The CLC mission is to equip each
student with the skills and strategies essential to future success in college,
technical school, and employment through a diverse, individualized
curriculum that engages students. The school’s policies and expectations
instill responsibility. The curriculum emphasizes writing, research, and
speaking activities. Curriculum and tests are developed in collaboration
with the high schools and are aligned with state standards. All students
enrolled in CLC are required to satisfy the graduation requirements of
their respective districts and to participate in state proficiency tests.
Public service and work experience are also included in the curriculum.
Est. 2006
Christopher Gabrhel
3871 East Bluestem Drive
Oak Creek, WI 53154
(414) 768-6220
c.gabrhel@oakcreek.k12.wi.us
Grade Level: K4
128. Early Learning Center
Early Learning Academy provides education to students entering
kindergarten with skills considerably below the level of most of their
peers. Early Learning Academy provides curriculum to students to
develop basic math and reading skills. Through a variety of exploratory
play-based experiences building strong literacy, language and math skills,
and other school-readiness skills, the focus of the curriculum supplies
students with language and literacy skills that are essential to future
success in school. Each student’s social and personal skills are enhanced
in a nurturing school environment.
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