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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<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Rapids<br />
Public <strong><strong>School</strong>s</strong><br />
Thomas Mancuso<br />
1801 16th Street South<br />
<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Rapids, WI 54494<br />
(715) 423-1520<br />
kathy.jarosinski@wrps.org<br />
Grade Levels: 11-12<br />
Robert A Crist<br />
510 Peach St<br />
(715) 422-6000<br />
www.wrps.org<br />
Est. 2005 Central Cities Health Institute<br />
• <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Rapids, WI 54494-4663<br />
The Central Cities Health Institute (CCHI) serves students grades 11-12 in<br />
South Wood County school districts, including <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Rapids Public and<br />
Private <strong><strong>School</strong>s</strong>, Nekoosa Public <strong><strong>School</strong>s</strong>, Port Edwards Public <strong><strong>School</strong>s</strong>, and<br />
the Community Christian Academy. The institute is designed to increase<br />
career exploration and exposure in all health careers. The high demand to fill<br />
jobs in the health care industry in South Wood County and across the nation<br />
and the increasing number of students interested in health careers verified the<br />
need to create this charter school. Students are engaged in classes to prepare<br />
them for entry-level work experiences as well as postsecondary education.<br />
Students have the opportunity to gain first-aid and CPR certification and<br />
nursing assistant certification in the charter program. The curriculum<br />
includes hands-on, work-based education to improve students’ critical<br />
thinking, academic and employability skills. A major goal of CCHI is to<br />
assist the health care industry in recruitment and retention of committed,<br />
mission-oriented health care employees.<br />
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