Learners are introduced to the micro-credential and complete modules on their own time and terms to eventually complete a learner-centered project and earn a micro-credential badge. Support and guidance are available via video/email anytime throughout the process.

Modules include:

Empowering Learners Today and Beyond
Learner-Centered Practices: The Essentials
Learner-Centered Practices: Implementation and Assessment
Learning-Centered Practices: Scaling and Sharing

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The Professional Resource Center (PRC) is an instructional materials library for both special and regular education classrooms to use to support students. School districts can get the most out of their ever-tightening budget by being a member of the PRC.

Professional Resource Center Info

The Dialogue with Attorney program is intended to address general procedural compliance questions regarding special education law. Typical questions and topics include IEP content requirements, IEP meeting requirements, student discipline procedures, least restrictive environments, evaluation procedures, student transfers, Section 504 accommodation plans, etc.

Dialogue with Attorney Info

The Jefferson and Western Kenosha County Head Start program provides comprehensive preschool services to 270 children ages 3-5 living in Jefferson County and Western Kenosha County. The mission of the Head Start program is to nurture and promote the individual growth and development of each child, with respect to the diversity of each child’s family.

The CESA 2 Head Start staff are passionate educators who work with the active involvement of parents and community partners to ensure school readiness and provide quality services that encourage success.

Head Start Info

Driver Education is a foundational offering of CESA 2. Districts that contract with CESA 2 are able to offer a driver education program to students at no cost to the district. This program allows districts to offer driver education to their high school students without incurring operational, vehicle, staff, and liability costs. The program is 100% funded by student fees. There are two main ways to offer instruction: Traditional Classroom and the Online Course

Driver Education Info

Expand your course offerings with JEDI Virtual School. The Jefferson Eastern Dane Interactive (JEDI) network has grown to be a consortium of 14 school districts in Wisconsin that originally formed in 1995. Over the years, JEDI Virtual School has developed into a virtual school that continually evolves to meet consortium district needs. JEDI provides learners with a comprehensive, standards-based, asynchronous virtual curriculum for both full and part-time students. JEDI helps districts retain students by expanding the learning options available within their district. 

JEDI Virtual School Info

CESA 2 VOA is a community-based transitional employment and placement program designed for individuals with a disability. VOA has been successfully operating since 1982, providing a wide range of employment assistance to those individuals with multiple barriers to employment. Our agency has placed over a thousand individuals in successful careers over the past 20 years by creating successful community and employer resources.

The mission of CESA 2 VOA is to promote the independence, self-sufficiency, and productivity of individuals with disabilities. VOA facilitates informed decision-making, goal-setting, personal empowerment, and community integration, while protecting and promoting the dignity and rights of the individuals served.

VOA Info

Does your district need IT support? CESA 2 now offers a variety of services to prepare your school for maximum technology integration.

Whether you’re looking to complete some basic projects or to accomplish long-term goals, CESA 2 is ready to help. In addition to the list above, we offer free consultations to determine the best technology hardware and software solutions for your unique circumstances.

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The CESA 2 Transition Services support school districts in the creation of effective transition practices within their school district through the following professional development and consultative services, which are offered both in-person and virtually through synchronous and asynchronous formats:

• Coaching: Contracted individualized sessions to assist an individual or small group of educators.  
• Group Trainings/Workshops: Trainings conducted in district, at CESA 2 facilities, or virtually
• District Transition Improvement Plan Development:  Work with the CESA 2 Transition and Identification Specialist to complete a district review/assessment and develop a district transition improvement plan.

Transition Services Info

With decades of business office experience, CESA 2's business services consulting and support team can meet your daily business office operational and management needs. Our staff can serve as your district's business official or assist in many other ways such as processing payroll, managing accounts payable/receivable, accounting assistance, implementing new processes, and completing special projects. We can serve your district in an interim capacity during staff transitions or in permanent leadership and support roles as well as mentoring new business managers and training business office staff to enhance and modernize your school business operations. Whether your needs are long or short-term, take advantage of CESA 2's experienced staff, and let's work together to design a custom solution that best meets your district's needs.

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CESA 2 has prepared multiple options to meet your Act 20 requirements. Our Literacy team and Centers of Excellence can provide you with trainings, coaching, and more to help you with science-based literacy instruction in your school or district.

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Readiness

Purpose: Understand and address mindsets and beliefs around the work and around students and families, build leadership and buy-in, understanding need for and areas of improvement within system structures. Communication and Decision Support Data System (DSDS)