Mission Statement"Building Positive Foundations for the Success of Our Children" WelcomeUpdate May 20, 2013 >*>*> Survey extended to July 15th <*<*< DPI and Public Service Commission Partner to Help Improve High Speed Internet Connectivity Technology is needed now more than ever in our schools and classrooms. The recommendations in the Wisconsin Digital Learning Plan support changes in teaching and learning that recognize the need for learning to occur 24/7, allow students to pursue personal pathways to college and career, and take advantage of efficiencies achieved through digital curriculum. However, many schools are not able to take advantage of these opportunities affordably due to inadequate bandwidth. Further, not all students have the same equitable opportunities for learning because they may lack access to the Internet at home.
To address these issues, schools districts in Wisconsin are participating in efforts to determine the current status of Internet broadband access and where improvements are needed. The Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and Public Service Commission of Wisconsin ( Results will be used in two ways: 1) locations will be mapped to show unmet needs or demand for high speed Internet; and 2) submissions will be used to communicate need to Internet providers. Surveys for residential and businesses can be accessed at:
On behalf of the Wautoma Area School District Board of Education I would like to welcome you to our school district of approximately 1500 students. The district consists of four schools:
Redgranite Elementary, Grades K-5 Wisconsin School of Promise; Redgranite Riverview Elementary, Grades PK-3; Wautoma Crossroads Academy, Grades 9-12 Alternative School; Wautoma
Mission Statement "Building Positive Foundations for the Success of Our Children"
We are working hard to build the relationships that strengthen learning.
Kids are our number one priority!
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