Wisconsin Charter Schools Yearbook - School Management Services
Wisconsin Charter Schools Yearbook - School Management Services
Wisconsin Charter Schools Yearbook - School Management Services
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Cambridge <strong>School</strong><br />
District<br />
Elaine Plank<br />
925 Lexington Boulevard<br />
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538<br />
(608) 563-8306<br />
eplank@jedi.k12.wi.us<br />
Grade Levels: 09-12<br />
Central/Westosha<br />
UHS <strong>School</strong><br />
District<br />
Dan Kiel<br />
24617 75th Street, P. O. Box 38<br />
Salem, WI 53168<br />
(262) 843-2321<br />
kiel@westosha.k12.wi.us<br />
Grade Levels: 11-12<br />
City of Milwaukee<br />
Camille Mortimore, Ph.D.<br />
1530 West Center Avenue<br />
Milwaukee, WI 53206<br />
(414) 372-3942<br />
cmortimore@all-milwaukee.org<br />
Ronald Dayton<br />
403 Blue Jay Way • Cambridge, WI 53523<br />
(608) 423-4345<br />
www.cambridge.k12.wi.us<br />
Est. 2005 JEDI Virtual High <strong>School</strong><br />
JEDI (Jefferson Eastern Dane Interactive) Network is a consortium of nine<br />
school districts in Dane and Jefferson counties that works cooperatively to<br />
provide high-quality distance learning opportunities for students. Jedi Virtual<br />
High <strong>School</strong> harnesses the power of anytime, anyplace delivery of classes for<br />
students using emerging technologies. There are three key components that<br />
differentiate JEDI Virtual High <strong>School</strong> from existing <strong>Wisconsin</strong> virtual<br />
schools:<br />
1. Each student meets with a certified counselor to develop a personal<br />
education plan.<br />
2. Each student is assigned a learning coach to guide the student on a daily<br />
basis. The coach is under the direction of a certified JEDI teacher and<br />
lives in close proximity to the student in order to maintain personal<br />
contact.<br />
3. Asynchronous virtual courses are created and taught by master teachers<br />
from within the JEDI network consortium.<br />
Douglas Potter<br />
PO Box 38<br />
(262) 843-4211<br />
www.westosha.k12.wi.us<br />
Est. 2007 Westosha Academy<br />
• Salem, WI 53168-0038<br />
The mission of Westosha Academy is to maximize the learning experiences of<br />
students so that they become enterprising lifelong learners, fair-minded<br />
citizens, and productive contributors to their local communities and the larger<br />
world. Westosha Academy provides students with nontraditional learning<br />
opportunities so that they can meet their high school requirements. An<br />
individualized learning plan is designed and agreed to by the student, the<br />
student’s family, and the lead teacher of the school.<br />
Westosha Academy is based on the educational philosophies and<br />
instructional practices used for independent learners and project-based and<br />
place-based learning. Students are immersed in a curriculum based on the<br />
education and career interests of the student. This is a school that allows<br />
students to gain high school and college credit for experiences outside the<br />
school walls and outside the district curriculum.<br />
Kevin Ingram<br />
200 E Wells Street Rm<br />
606<br />
• Milwaukee, WI 53202-3567<br />
(414) 286-5583<br />
www.city.milwaukee.gov/GetNeighborhoodInfo57.htm<br />
Est. 2003 Academy of Learning and Leadership<br />
The Academy of Learning and Leadership (A.L.L.) is a City of Milwaukee<br />
authorized charter school serving K4-8th grade children and their families in<br />
the LaVarnway neighborhood of the central city of Milwaukee. Faculty and<br />
staff focus on active pedagogy to develop learning competence, and leadership<br />
confidence in our children. Care for the person, team relationships, creative<br />
experiential learning, reflective practice, and community service are at the<br />
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