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Wisconsin Charter Schools Yearbook - School Management Services

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(715) 532-5531<br />

mbunton@lhsd.k12.wi.us<br />

Grade Levels: 11-12<br />

Lena Public <strong>School</strong><br />

District<br />

Robert Werley<br />

304 East Main Street<br />

Lena, WI 54139<br />

(920) 829-5703<br />

werley@lena.k12.wi.us<br />

Grade Levels: KG-12<br />

Est. 2005 LEARN<br />

Lodi <strong>School</strong> District<br />

Kim Amidon<br />

1100 Sauk Street<br />

Lodi, WI 53555<br />

(608) 592-3853<br />

amidoki@lodi.k12.wi.us<br />

Grade Levels: 09-12<br />

Madison<br />

Metropolitan<br />

<strong>School</strong> District<br />

Nancy Evans<br />

1717 Fish Hatchery Road<br />

Madison, WI 53713<br />

Chippewa Valley Technical College to define appropriate curricula in many<br />

healthcare fields, align that curricula to specific healthcare programs, and<br />

create opportunities for students to earn dual credit through cooperative<br />

agreements. The HCA has also partnered with business and industry in the<br />

healthcare professions. These partnerships are a critical component in the<br />

dynamic, engaging, and relevant curriculum the HCA offers. It is the intention<br />

of the Health Care Academy to actively seek out and welcome additional<br />

business and industry partners in healthcare professions in the future.<br />

Robert Werley<br />

304 E Main St<br />

(920) 829-5703<br />

www.lena.k12.wi.us<br />

• Lena, WI 54139-9488<br />

LEARN (Lena Educational Alternative Regional Network) <strong>Charter</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />

provides alternate instructional options to students in the two rural districts of<br />

Lena and Coleman. The primary focus is to provide options for at-risk students<br />

in grades Kindergarten -12 to complete their high school education. Instruction<br />

is provided to students at a site in each district. With the cooperation of<br />

parents, LEARN staff, and school counselors, each charter school student<br />

develops a school completion plan. Academic, attendance, and behavioral<br />

expectations are clearly outlined. Learning options include online instruction,<br />

individualized curriculum packets, standard district curriculum, and work<br />

experience. All curricula are aligned to <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Model Academic Standards.<br />

Upon completion, students receive a regular high school diploma from their<br />

home district.<br />

Michael J Shimshak<br />

115 <strong>School</strong> St<br />

(608) 592-3851<br />

www.lodi.k12.wi.us<br />

Est. 1999 Lodi <strong>Charter</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />

• Lodi, WI 53555-1046<br />

The mission of the Lodi <strong>Charter</strong> <strong>School</strong> is to create an educational<br />

environment that prepares students in grades 9-12 to meet the challenges of the<br />

future. The belief is that all students have the ability to learn but not all<br />

students learn in the same way. The charter school’s goal is to maintain the<br />

integrity of obtaining the academic skills necessary to be successful while at<br />

the same time addressing the personal and social needs that are unique to the<br />

at-risk student and that are difficult to address in a traditional setting. The Lodi<br />

<strong>Charter</strong> <strong>School</strong> has two strands. The first, the transitions strand, addresses the<br />

transition needs of students moving from eighth to ninth grade. The second<br />

strand, the graduate strand, addresses the needs of students who are creditdeficient<br />

in any area and allows them the opportunity to make up those credits.<br />

Art Rainwater<br />

545 W Dayton St<br />

(608) 663-1879<br />

www.madison.k12.wi.us<br />

Est. 1995 James C. Wright Middle <strong>School</strong><br />

• Madison, WI 53703-1967<br />

The James C. Wright Middle <strong>School</strong>, named for one of Madison’s civil rights<br />

pioneers, is a school of choice for students in grades 6-8. Wright’s<br />

population is diverse: More than 80 percent of its students are from racial or<br />

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