Cooperative Educational Service Agency 6

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

Assistive Technology (AT) is designed to help meet the unique needs of students with disabilities, age Birth-21, who can realize educational benefits from using Assistive Technology devices and/or services. 

The CESA 6 ATOD Education Network provides consultation and support to districts on planning, assessment, policy development, implementation, and evaluation of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) programs and practices, linked to Standards of the Heart.

Join the CESA 6 Communications Consortium or customize an approach to help your district develop communications solutions, right now and for the long-term.

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

CESA 6 Instructional Services provides leadership within a continus improvement model of best practices in the design, development, implementat and sustainability of local standards-based curricula, assessments, and instruction.

An array of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH Programs, and Educational Interpreter.

Cesa 6 provides leadership and support in the areas of distance education (BadgerNet two way video), online content provision and an online consortium of local school districts.

The GROW (Grant Resources of Wisconsin) Grant Office assists school districts and other nonprofit agencies in identifying funding sources and then developing and submitting grant proposals to support educational programming initiatives. The GROW Evaluation Department provides evaluation services for both grant projects and specific school district programs that are not grant-related. GROW can also arrange to provide project development, project management, and implementation consultation services, as needed.

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001 - Title X, Part C of the No Child Left Behind Act - Sec. 725. This act requires districts to ensure homeless students have access to education and other services they need to meet the same high academic achievement standards as all students.

The Individualized Youth Services program is a community-based alternative to long-term residential care for children with severe emotional disturbance (ages 6-17). 

The legislative leadership forum is open to all District administrators and school board members in the CESA 6 region. Forums are held throughout the legislative floor periods and give District Administrators and school board members an opportunity to dialog with area Legislators about state policy issues, with a primary focus on those issues dealing with education.
 

Provides support services such as the Literacy Leadership Consortium, Reading Specialist Network, NCLB Cell Performance Improvement, Needs Assessment and Program Design, Active Literacy Strategies, and the Secondary Literacy Network. 

Pupil services support educational programs to facilitate and enhance the learning process for all students.  Services include School Psychology and School Social Work.

The Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) is made up of the 42 school district administrators from the CESA 6 region. PAC meetings are held monthly to share information, plan services and provide other professional development opportunities for district administrators.

CESA 6 offers school districts an opportunity for school based services billing / reimbursement. CESA 6 offers Medicaid billing services to assist districts in recovering costs for medically related special education services.

SEEDS®v2  is a web-based application designed to support special educators in IEP development and enhanced special education reporting.

It is imperative that we have effective teachers in every classroom and effective leaders in every school/district. CESA 6 is committed to partnering with our 42 regional school districts to recruit, support, assess and retain effective teachers and leaders in our schools/districts.  

The mission of the CESA 6 Technology Services is to assist school districts as they attempt to meet the instructional needs of students and staff through the use of technology.

CESA 6 offers a variety of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with vision loss, including evaluation, consultation, itinerant vision services and orientation and mobility training.

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).

Government organizations interested in establishing a trust fund to manage other post employment benefits have a new option. The Wisconsin OPEB Trust was designed to manage the health, dental, prescription and long-term care benefits for government retirees and their beneficiaries.

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

Assistive Technology (AT) is designed to help meet the unique needs of students with disabilities, age Birth-21, who can realize educational benefits from using Assistive Technology devices and/or services. 

The CESA 6 ATOD Education Network provides consultation and support to districts on planning, assessment, policy development, implementation, and evaluation of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) programs and practices, linked to Standards of the Heart.

Join the CESA 6 Communications Consortium or customize an approach to help your district develop communications solutions, right now and for the long-term.

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

CESA 6 Instructional Services provides leadership within a continus improvement model of best practices in the design, development, implementat and sustainability of local standards-based curricula, assessments, and instruction.

An array of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH Programs, and Educational Interpreter.

Cesa 6 provides leadership and support in the areas of distance education (BadgerNet two way video), online content provision and an online consortium of local school districts.

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001 - Title X, Part C of the No Child Left Behind Act - Sec. 725. This act requires districts to ensure homeless students have access to education and other services they need to meet the same high academic achievement standards as all students.

Provides support services such as the Literacy Leadership Consortium, Reading Specialist Network, NCLB Cell Performance Improvement, Needs Assessment and Program Design, Active Literacy Strategies, and the Secondary Literacy Network. 

Pupil services support educational programs to facilitate and enhance the learning process for all students.  Services include School Psychology and School Social Work.

CESA 6 offers school districts an opportunity for school based services billing / reimbursement. CESA 6 offers Medicaid billing services to assist districts in recovering costs for medically related special education services.

SEEDS®v2  is a web-based application designed to support special educators in IEP development and enhanced special education reporting.

The mission of the CESA 6 Technology Services is to assist school districts as they attempt to meet the instructional needs of students and staff through the use of technology.

CESA 6 offers a variety of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with vision loss, including evaluation, consultation, itinerant vision services and orientation and mobility training.

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

Assistive Technology (AT) is designed to help meet the unique needs of students with disabilities, age Birth-21, who can realize educational benefits from using Assistive Technology devices and/or services. 

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

An array of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH Programs, and Educational Interpreter.

Cesa 6 provides leadership and support in the areas of distance education (BadgerNet two way video), online content provision and an online consortium of local school districts.

The Individualized Youth Services program is a community-based alternative to long-term residential care for children with severe emotional disturbance (ages 6-17). 

Join the CESA 6 Communications Consortium or customize an approach to help your district develop communications solutions, right now and for the long-term.

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

Cesa 6 provides leadership and support in the areas of distance education (BadgerNet two way video), online content provision and an online consortium of local school districts.

The GROW (Grant Resources of Wisconsin) Grant Office assists school districts and other nonprofit agencies in identifying funding sources and then developing and submitting grant proposals to support educational programming initiatives. The GROW Evaluation Department provides evaluation services for both grant projects and specific school district programs that are not grant-related. GROW can also arrange to provide project development, project management, and implementation consultation services, as needed.

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001 - Title X, Part C of the No Child Left Behind Act - Sec. 725. This act requires districts to ensure homeless students have access to education and other services they need to meet the same high academic achievement standards as all students.

The legislative leadership forum is open to all District administrators and school board members in the CESA 6 region. Forums are held throughout the legislative floor periods and give District Administrators and school board members an opportunity to dialog with area Legislators about state policy issues, with a primary focus on those issues dealing with education.
 

The mission of the CESA 6 Technology Services is to assist school districts as they attempt to meet the instructional needs of students and staff through the use of technology.

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).

Government organizations interested in establishing a trust fund to manage other post employment benefits have a new option. The Wisconsin OPEB Trust was designed to manage the health, dental, prescription and long-term care benefits for government retirees and their beneficiaries.

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

Assistive Technology (AT) is designed to help meet the unique needs of students with disabilities, age Birth-21, who can realize educational benefits from using Assistive Technology devices and/or services. 

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

The GROW (Grant Resources of Wisconsin) Grant Office assists school districts and other nonprofit agencies in identifying funding sources and then developing and submitting grant proposals to support educational programming initiatives. The GROW Evaluation Department provides evaluation services for both grant projects and specific school district programs that are not grant-related. GROW can also arrange to provide project development, project management, and implementation consultation services, as needed.

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001 - Title X, Part C of the No Child Left Behind Act - Sec. 725. This act requires districts to ensure homeless students have access to education and other services they need to meet the same high academic achievement standards as all students.

The Individualized Youth Services program is a community-based alternative to long-term residential care for children with severe emotional disturbance (ages 6-17). 

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

An array of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH Programs, and Educational Interpreter.

Join the CESA 6 Communications Consortium or customize an approach to help your district develop communications solutions, right now and for the long-term.

The GROW (Grant Resources of Wisconsin) Grant Office assists school districts and other nonprofit agencies in identifying funding sources and then developing and submitting grant proposals to support educational programming initiatives. The GROW Evaluation Department provides evaluation services for both grant projects and specific school district programs that are not grant-related. GROW can also arrange to provide project development, project management, and implementation consultation services, as needed.

CESA 6 Instructional Services provides leadership within a continus improvement model of best practices in the design, development, implementat and sustainability of local standards-based curricula, assessments, and instruction.

Government organizations interested in establishing a trust fund to manage other post employment benefits have a new option. The Wisconsin OPEB Trust was designed to manage the health, dental, prescription and long-term care benefits for government retirees and their beneficiaries.

The GROW (Grant Resources of Wisconsin) Grant Office assists school districts and other nonprofit agencies in identifying funding sources and then developing and submitting grant proposals to support educational programming initiatives. The GROW Evaluation Department provides evaluation services for both grant projects and specific school district programs that are not grant-related. GROW can also arrange to provide project development, project management, and implementation consultation services, as needed.

Regional Crisis Team supports the development of a regional crisis team to support districts' planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of their individual crisis management plans and procedures.

CESA 6 offers school districts an opportunity for school based services billing / reimbursement. CESA 6 offers Medicaid billing services to assist districts in recovering costs for medically related special education services.

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

Provides support services such as the Literacy Leadership Consortium, Reading Specialist Network, NCLB Cell Performance Improvement, Needs Assessment and Program Design, Active Literacy Strategies, and the Secondary Literacy Network. 

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

An array of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH Programs, and Educational Interpreter.

CESA 6 offers school districts an opportunity for school based services billing / reimbursement. CESA 6 offers Medicaid billing services to assist districts in recovering costs for medically related special education services.

SEEDS®v2  is a web-based application designed to support special educators in IEP development and enhanced special education reporting.

CESA 6 offers a variety of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with vision loss, including evaluation, consultation, itinerant vision services and orientation and mobility training.

Alternative programs are available for elementary, middle and high school students who have been unable to successfully function in the regular school or special educational environment.

CESA 6 Instructional Services provides leadership within a continus improvement model of best practices in the design, development, implementat and sustainability of local standards-based curricula, assessments, and instruction.

Provides support services such as the Literacy Leadership Consortium, Reading Specialist Network, NCLB Cell Performance Improvement, Needs Assessment and Program Design, Active Literacy Strategies, and the Secondary Literacy Network. 

The CESA 6 ATOD Education Network provides consultation and support to districts on planning, assessment, policy development, implementation, and evaluation of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) programs and practices, linked to Standards of the Heart.

SEEDS®v2  is a web-based application designed to support special educators in IEP development and enhanced special education reporting.

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).

SEEDS®v2  is a web-based application designed to support special educators in IEP development and enhanced special education reporting.

CESA 6 has developed a district Website content management system (CMS4Schools), a district intranet application and a powerful curriculum and assessments application (Link4Learning).