We have a new partnership with Lakeland University! Lakeland and C7 are partnering to address the special education teacher shortage. Read more on our website News page or our Facebook page.
Congratulations to Plymouth WI Schools! Plymouth High School has the approval of all 4 of its Career Pathway Maps in Advanced Manufacturing, Digital Technology, Health Science, and Architecture & Construction. Reach out to Dr. Marci Waldron-Kuhn for assistance with getting your district Pathway Maps approved. mkuhn@cesa7.org
Check out our news section to learn more about the new partnership for the Northeastern Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship consortium (NEWYA.)
CESA 7 would like to thank Leon and Cindy Bunker for their donation of BrickWorks bricks to our CESA 7 Head Start/Early Head Start program.
The bricks are not only fun to play with, but also an outstanding educational resource, especially on these cold January days!
Congratulations to our 2022 State Education Convention prize winners! Jason Grenzer of Hilbert School District won the Darnel Savage autographed Green Bay Packers helmet, and Carol Lambert of Mishicot Schools won the gift basket loaded with Wisconsin goodness! It was a great convention; thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth.
Congratulations to all 21-22 Golden Apple Awards nominees~especially those in the CESA 7 region. We have so much talent to recognize this year! Visit our Twitter page to view the full list of nominees.
Join us for our Pop-up Presentations at Booth #711 during the State Education Convention in Milwaukee this week! Visit our Facebook page for a complete schedule.
It's almost State Convention time. Stop by and see us January 19-22 at Booth #711 in Milwaukee ~ We have great things to share with you!
Congratulations to Amanda Albrecht, our Digital Learning Specialist!
Amanda has completed her training and is now designated an official CSforALL SCRIPT Facilitator. She will work with school districts across CESA 7 to help build, scale, and create computer science programs.
The January CESA 7 PAC meeting at Lambeau Field was a hit. Thanks to all our guests for their contribution. Visit our Facebook page to see photos from Lambeau and a video snapshot of the meeting.
Paraprofessional Training Reminder: Session 2 of the 4 session training begins at 3:00 pm on Wednesday, January 12.
The first virtual session of "Lunch & Learn Makerspace in the LMC"
is on Tuesday, Jan. 11th from 11:30-12:30. Access resources and ideas for library media specialists in all grade levels. Visit the Event Registration page for details.
Happy New Year from your CESA 7 team!
Reminder ~ The next session of "Improving Grading Starts Here - with Thomas Guskey" is on January 6, from 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM at CESA 7. We look forward to continuing the vital work of retooling our grading practices.
Howard-Suamico School District is holding a career fair on January 5th and 6th ~ No pre-registration is required. Visit our Facebook page for more information.
Howard-Suamico School District is holding a career fair on January 5th and 6th ~ No pre-registration is required. This is an outstanding opportunity to learn what HSSD has to offer! Visit our Twitter page for details.
Supporting Neurodiverse Students - Professional Learning Cohorts are free of charge, virtual, and begin on January 11. Visit our Faceook page for details. This four-session cohort is designed to support educators serving students with significantly divergent social and emotional learning needs.
CESA 7 currently works with hundreds of school districts across the state for their movie licensing. Now, our partner is offering a new streaming service. Check out the short video on Facebook to learn more.
Dean Leisgang’s video production services were recently honored at the Wisconsin School Public Relations Association’s Spectrum Awards. For more information and to see the winning videos, please visit our Facebook page.
The CESA 7 Baeten Rd. office will be closed on December 24th & 27th, and December 30th & 31st for the winter and New Year holidays. Enjoy your time, everyone!