All you need is a library card from one of the 54 public libraries in Wisconsin that offer these free, instructor-led online courses. The classes require roughly two to four hours each week for six weeks and include interaction with the expert instructor and fellow students. A list of participating libraries is available here. The classes available on subjects such as teaching and education; language and arts; law and legal; technology; personal development; writing and publishing.

Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA): What do superintendents and school leaders need to know about this new law? When ESSA goes into effect in the next school year, there will be many changes that provide greater benefits for private school students and teachers. The webinar will detail the changes and give effective strategies for consulting with public school districts during this year's implementation of the Title programs. Time will be provided for questions from participants.

All you need is a library card from one of the 54 public libraries in Wisconsin that offer these free, instructor-led online courses. The classes require roughly two to four hours each week for six weeks and include interaction with the expert instructor and fellow students. A list of participating libraries is available here. The classes available on subjects such as teaching and education; language and arts; law and legal; technology; personal development; writing and publishing.

All you need is a library card from one of the 54 public libraries in Wisconsin that offer these free, instructor-led online courses. The classes require roughly two to four hours each week for six weeks and include interaction with the expert instructor and fellow students. A list of participating libraries is available here. The classes available on subjects such as teaching and education; language and arts; law and legal; technology; personal development; writing and publishing.

If your school wants to be considered for a nomination to be a Blue Ribbon School you must apply through CAPE by November 15, 2016.

After a school applies to CAPE for a nomination they will receive an email notification with an invitation to apply and a school code.  The final applications are due to CAPE by December 16, 2016.

The Office of Non-Public Education is offering 2 webinars to discuss the changes to the equitable services provisions in Title I and Title VIII as amended by the ESSA.  Online registration is required through the OPNE website, or by using the link provided here.

The Office of Non-Public Education is offering 2 webinars to discuss the changes to the equitable services provisions in Title I and Title VIII as amended by the ESSA.  Online registration is required through the OPNE website, or by using the link provided here.