| Alternative Programs |
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. |
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| Assistive Technology |
Assistive Technology services are designed to help districts meet the educational needs of students with disabilities from Birth to age 21. Consultants can provide: individual assessment, teach coaching, professional development regarding current trends in assistive technology.
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| Career and Technical Education |
Career and Technical Education provides students:
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academic subject matter taught with relevance to the real world
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employability skills, from job-related skills to workplace ethics
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career pathways that link secondary and postsecondary education
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education for additional training and degrees, especially related to workplace training, skills upgrades and career advancement
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| Crisis Planning |
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. |
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| Deaf / Hard of Hearing |
CESA 6 offers a variety of educational services to support school districts to meet the needs of children with hearing loss including: Assessment, Consultation, Educational Audiology, DHH programming (itinerant and resource classroom), and Educational Interpreter.
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| Early Learning Resources |
| CESA 6, through an IDEA Discretionary Grant provides professional development, consultation and materials support to the 42 districts in CESA 6 with links to regional and statewide initiatives and services. |
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| Educator Licensing |
CESA 6 provides licensing support services to educators. These services include license renewal connected to PI 34 and Alternative Licensure (RITE).
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| E-Learning |
CESA 6 provides leadership and support in the area of distance education ( BadgerNet video distance ed, Compressed video solutions, and content management systems for provision of online classes).
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| Instructional Services |
| The Primary function of the Instructional Services Department is to assist or support school districts in meeting their instructional needs. This function is carried out by support specialists through a broad range of services. |
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| Individualized Youth Services |
The Individualized Youth Services program is a community-based alternative to long-term residential care for children with severe emotional disturbance (ages 6-17). |
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| Regional Competitions |
| CESA 6 facilitates regional competitions for the State Spelling Bee and Kohl's Scholarship Program. Regional Champions become eligible for state level competitions. |
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| Special Education Services |
| Special Education services provide an array of products, services, and professional development activities designed to strengthen the capacity of educational institutions to successfully educate all students to reach their maximum potential in the least restrictive environment. |
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| Transition |
| CESA 6 offers a comprehensive approach to providing transition services that help students with disabilities transition into adult life. |
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