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The Wisconsin alternative school counselor preparation program: An evaluation (Bulletin - Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction ; no. 7209) by William J Erpenbach, 1976 Internships in school counseling: A Wisconsin alternative by William Erpenbach, 1973 A survey of alternative schools in the upper Midwest region by Charles C Warfield, 1975 Issues and alternatives relating to changing school district boundaries (Discussion paper) by Jane Henkel, 1988 Tax funding for private school alternatives: The financial impact on Milwaukee public schools and taxpayers by Thomas S Moore, 1998 Alternative measures of school segregation (Reprint series - Institute for Research on Poverty) by Barbara S Zoloth, 1976 Organizing a successful prom for at-risk students attending alternative high schools (Informational paper) by Johnnie Johnson, 1995 An investigation of alternative measures of school segregation (Discussion papers - Institute for Research on Poverty) by Barbara S Zoloth, 1974 Alternatives to current law pertaining to the transportation of private school pupils and pupils who live in cities (Wisconsin Legislative Council staff information memorandum) by William Ford, 1977 Alternatives to current law pertaining to the use of flashing red lights on school busses and equipment on school busses (Discussion paper - Wisconsin Legislative Council) by William Ford, 1978 Revisions in laws relating to truancy and dispositional alternatives for delinquent or truant children: (1987 Wisconsin Act 285) (Information memorandum / Wisconsin Legislative Council Staff) by Jane Henkel, 1988 Impact of increased state support of education from alternative revenue sources: Preliminary report by Edward Fox, 1964 Employment alternatives for workers with disabilities: An international perspective (Research report) by James E Bordieri, 1986 Mediation as an alternative to criminal prosecution: Ideology and limitations (Reprint series) by William L. F Felstiner, 1978

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1. Military Boarding Schools BootCamps Wilderness Programs Treatment Centers For Tr
   Alternative Schools in Wisconsin Alternative Schools in West Virginia Alternative Schools for at Risk Students Alternative Schools for at Risk Youth  
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   Extractions: Military Schools Resource Center. Is your child in need of some form of intervention? Call 1-866-590-6816 toll free for an immediate consultation with an expert in the treatment care industry . Each childs needs are unique. Lets be sure to get your child the help that will ensure long-term positive results. How many of the following describe your child? Family Conflict Blatant Disregard of Rules Withdrawn From Family Abrupt Change in Personality Never at Fault Uncontrollable Anger Poor Emotional Control Manipulative Lying - Stealing Lack of Motivation "I hate you," attitude "You can't make me," attitude Substance Abuse Skips School School Suspensions Grades Have Fallen Can't Keep Friends Legal Problems Fighting - Violence Gang Involvement Bullying Runs Away Conduct Disorder Hanging With the Wrong Crowd Oppositional Defiant Disorder Bipolar Disorder Low Self-Esteem Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) Depression Attempted or Threats of Suicide Drug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Smoking Sexually Active Cutting - Self-Harm Adoption Issues Reactive Attachment Disorder Eating Disorder (Anorexia, Bulimia)

2. Alternative Schools In Wisconsin
   Juvenile Boot Camps in Wisconsin; Alternative Schools for Troubled Teens; Equine Therapy in Wisconsin; Alternative Boarding Schools; Military Schools in Wisconsin  
   http://www.parentresources.info/alternativeschoolsinwisconsin.htm
   
   Extractions: Our consultants will take your call 24/7. Is your teen in crisis? Call 1-866-590-6816 toll free. We will take your call 24/7. Alternative Schools in Wisconsin Is your family life in chaos due to the behavior of your child? Is your child displaying any of the following self-destructive behaviors? Family Conflict Blatant Disregard of Rules Withdrawn From Family Abrupt Change in Personality Never at Fault Uncontrollable Anger Poor Emotional Control Manipulative Lying - Stealing Lack of Motivation "I hate you," attitude "You can't make me," attitude Substance Abuse Skips School School Suspensions Grades Have Fallen Can't Keep Friends Legal Problems Fighting - Violence Gang Involvement Bullying Runs Away Conduct Disorder Hanging With the Wrong Crowd Oppositional Defiant Disorder Bipolar Disorder Low Self-Esteem Attention Deficit Disorder (add) Hyperactive Disorder (adhd) Depression Attempted or Threats of Suicide Drug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Smoking Sexually Active Cutting - Self-Harm Adoption Issues Reactive Attachment Disorder Eating Disorder (Anorexia, Bulimia)

3. Alternative Education
   programs available for students who are not successful in the traditional education setting.  
   http://dpi.wi.gov/alternativeed/
   
   Extractions: Home News Visitor Data Topics DPI Menu CTE Related Links Our challenge is not to educate the children we used to have or want to have, but to educate the children who come to the schoolhouse door. This quote by H. G. Wells, highlights the challenges faced by schools and communities. Because the large and/or traditional school environment does not meet the needs of all students, especially those students who are at-risk, vulnerable, and disengaged, alternatives must be developed. The alternative education program works with school districts to develop programs that help all students to be successful. Program ideas range from early intervention for at-risk learners that start the student off on the right track to programs for students who have lost their way entirely. For the student who has lost his or her way, this might include jail or detention based education, credit acceleration, a behavior program or just an opportunity to come back to school and graduate. While the short-term goal of alternative education is to meet the needs of some students, the long-term goal must be to identify successful alternative education strategies and use these strategies as a basis for improving the learning opportunities for all children.

4. Alternative Schools In Wisconsin
   Alternative Schools in Wisconsin Treatment Centers for Troubled Teens Youth Kids Children Teenagers Girls Boys. Treatment Options. Free guidance, information and advice.  
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   Extractions: Military Schools Resource Center. Is your child in need of some form of intervention? Call 1-866-590-6816 toll free for an immediate consultation with an expert in the treatment care industry . Each childs needs are unique. Lets be sure to get your child the help that will ensure long-term positive results. How many of the following describe your child? Family Conflict Blatant Disregard of Rules Withdrawn From Family Abrupt Change in Personality Never at Fault Uncontrollable Anger Poor Emotional Control Manipulative Lying - Stealing Lack of Motivation "I hate you," attitude "You can't make me," attitude Substance Abuse Skips School School Suspensions Grades Have Fallen Can't Keep Friends Legal Problems Fighting - Violence Gang Involvement Bullying Runs Away Conduct Disorder Hanging With the Wrong Crowd Oppositional Defiant Disorder Bipolar Disorder Low Self-Esteem Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) Depression Attempted or Threats of Suicide Drug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Smoking Sexually Active Cutting - Self-Harm Adoption Issues Reactive Attachment Disorder Eating Disorder (Anorexia, Bulimia)

5. Middleton Alternative Senior High School - Middleton, Wisconsin
   Welcome to Middleton Alternative Senior High's Web Site! Located adjacent to the Middleton High School, the Middleton Alternative Senior High (MASH) offers an alternative, smaller  
   http://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/mash/
   
   Extractions: Students who attend MASH receive an individualized academic schedule tied to their own interests, skills, and abilities. M.A.S.H. offers a balanced program, which emphasizes personal growth and life skills as well as academic achievement. It is the mission of the Middleton Alternative Senior High to create a supportive community which empowers students and provides a foundation for lifelong learning. To create a unique high school which offers students in the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District choices and alternatives in their learning experiences. NEW! View our MASH Video ! "The fact that they look at your situation and decide what would be best for you." "I like being able to ask the teachers questions and having them help me until I understand it. I don't feel stupid when asking."

6. Schools Topic Menu
   This section contains links to directory and statistical information about Wisconsin's public, private, technical, and alternative schools.  
   http://www.dpi.wisconsin.gov/imt/tm-schools.html

7. Wisconsin/WI Alternative School - Private School Review
   View a directory of alternative school in Wisconsin/WI. Browse Alternative School in Wisconsin below Wisconsin Alternative School  
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8. Alternative Boarding Schools In Wisconsin - Parent Consulting, Assessment And Ad
   will partner you with a parent consultant who will walk you through the process. Alternative Boarding Schools in Wisconsin Wisconsin Alternative Schools  
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   Extractions: A Parenting Consultant will to take your call 24/7. Alternative Boarding Schools in Wisconsin Home Recommended Programs Parenting Articles Hotlines and Helplines ... Links If your child is struggling with issues such as Depression, Substance Abuse, Authority Problems, ADHD/ADD, Legal Problems, Oppositional Defiant Disorder , etc., perhaps some form of intervention is necessary. However, knowing what level of intervention is best can sometimes be difficult to determine. We will leave that decision to you, but openly provide our opinion. Unless your troubled teen is a danger to him/herself , to others, or to property, we do not recommend placing him/her in an alternative boarding school prior to extensive intervention at home. But, if placement in an alternative boarding school in Wisconsin

9. Alternative Schools In Wisconsin
   The Family Compass Resources and options to help parents get their kids back on track. Alternative Schools in Wisconsin.  
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   Extractions: The Family Compass Call 1.866.490.3666 toll free. We'll answer your questions and point you in the right direction. We will take your call 24/7 - Call Now! "From Possibility to Reality" Welcome to The Family Compass - Leading The Way. Browse Home Disorders and Behaviors Recommended Reading National Resources ... Links Subscribe to our free email newsletter and receive tips and info "Life is managed - not cured." Alternative Schools in Wisconsin Looking for Alternative Schools in Wisconsin for your struggling child? Is your family life in chaos due to the behavior of your child? Is your child displaying any of the following self-destructive behaviors? Family Conflict Blatant Disregard of Rules Withdrawn From Family Abrupt Change in Personality Never at Fault Uncontrollable Anger Poor Emotional Control Manipulative Lying - Stealing Lack of Motivation "I hate you," attitude

10. Wisconsin Schools - Public & Private Schools (WI)
    Information for Wisconsin private and public schools WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PO BOX 7841 MADISON, WI 53707 (800) 4414563  
    http://www.localschooldirectory.com/state-schools/WI
    
    Extractions: Home Administrator Login K-12 Articles Lesson Plans Find Your Classmates Local Houses For Sale Home > Wisconsin Schools Wisconsin requested over $5.7 billion on education in for the 2006-07 school year, spending just over $9,000 per student. In addition to state spending, Wisconsin will also receive $1.8 billion in federal education funding including monies for implementation of No Child Left Behind. This money is earmarked for grants and student loans, and programs to ensure every child can read by third grade and money to support students who are learning English. In addition to Labor Day, Veterans Day, Columbus Day, and the other well-known federal holidays (that are not days off of school), Wisconsin observes a total of 20 "special observance days" including POW remembrance day, Casimir Pulaski Day, American's Creed Day, and Mildred Fish Harnack Day. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction states on their website, "Honoring observance days can teach the elements of tradition that preserve U.S. society and foster an awareness of our cultural heritage. Observance days can be part of a rich social studies curriculum that gives these individuals and events proper emphasis, both in the context of Wisconsin and U.S. history and in relation to their effect on or improvement of our political, economic, and social institutions." Wisconsin is ranked 8 out of 50 in the Smartest State rankings for the 2005-06 school year. The ranking is based on 21 factors taken from Morgan Quinto's annual reference "Education State Rankings 2005-06.". The rankings are based on student achievement, positive outcomes and personal attention from teachers.

11. GED/HSED
    High School Credential General Educational Development (GED) The GED Tests are a battery of national tests by which individuals are able to certify that they have mastered the  
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    Extractions: Skip Navigation MyWestern Email Blackboard ... Alternative High School The GEDŽ Tests are a battery of national tests by which individuals are able to certify that they have mastered the skills expected of today's high school graduates. Worldwide, about one million adults take the GED Tests each year. One out of seven adults in the United States has earned his or her high school credential by means of the GED Tests. The five standardized tests in the GED Test battery are: For more information about the GED Tests, see GED Testing ServiceŽ Website: www.GEDtest.org GOAL (Goal Oriented Adult Learning) classes provide instruction for individuals preparing to take the GED Tests. The record shows that over 90% of individuals that attend Western GOAL classes successfully complete the tests. This is about 20% over the national average. A little preparation goes a long way. In addition, the pre-testing orientation (required by the state for Wisconsin residents) can be completed by attending GOAL classes. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction sets the requirements for Wisconsin residents.

12. Kenosha High Schools Kenosha, WI Education.com
    Find and compare the best high schools in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Read parent reviews and find top rated high schools in Kenosha, WI.  
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13. Beverly Hills, CA Alternative Schools Find Alternative Schools
    Search for alternative schools in Beverly Hills, CA. Get addresses, phone numbers, driving directions, reviews and ratings on Local.com  
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14. Sheboygan School District
    CESA 7's aim is to work in partnership with school districts in Northeast Wisconsin to provide leadership and to help facilitate change and continuous improvement in our  
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15. Alternative Education Program/leadership - La Crosse, Wisconsin/WI - Private Sch
    Alternative Education Program/leadership located in La Crosse, Wisconsin/WI. View school profile, reviews, photos and online inquiry form.  
    http://www.privateschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/29662

16. Green Bay Correctional Institute - Green Bay, Wisconsin
    Green Bay Correctional Institute in Green Bay Wisconsin from Public Schools Report.  
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    Extractions: Public Schools Public Schools by County Public Schools by District Contact ... Private Schools To find more schools in the region please use the following links: Green Bay Schools Brown County Schools Wisconsin Schools Find more schools operated by: Wisconsin Dept of Corrections Location Address: 2833 Riverside Dr Green Bay, Wisconsin 54307 Phone Number: 9204324877 Mailing Address: Po Box 19033 Green Bay, WI 54307 Basic School Information Operating Agency Name Wisconsin Dept of Corrections State Agency ID School Type Other or Alternative School State School ID Operational Status School is operational FIPS County Number County Brown Locale Urban Fringe of a Mid-size City Location Relative to Town Limits School Classroom Information Classroom Teachers Title I Eligible School? Not Title I Eligible School School Level High School School-wide Title I School Lowest Grade Offered Magnet School? Not a Magnet School School Highest Grade Offered Charter School Not a Charter School Free Lunch Eligible Students Not Available Reduced-price Lunch Eligible Students Not Available Total Free and Reduced Lunch Students Not Available Migrant Students Total Students Student Teacher Ratio Green Bay Correctional Institute Students by Grade Prekindergarten Students 7th Grade Students Kindergarten Students 8th Grade Students 1st Grade Students 9th Grade Students 2nd Grade Students 10th Grade Students 3rd Grade Students 11th Grade Students 4th Grade Students 12th Grade Students 5th Grade Students Ungraded Students

17. La Crosse Schools
    Find the best La Crosse schools with SchoolDigger.com. Search for schools, find your child's Wisconsin school ranking, read parent reviews, and more.  
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18. Sheboygan, WI Schools - Ratings For Public & Private Schools - Trulia.com
    Sheboygan, WI schools. Ratings for public private schools, parent reviews, test scores, student teacher ratios, academic programs, and nearby homes.  
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19. Game Design Schools In Wisconsin | EHow.com
    Tech Schools That Offer Degrees in Landscape Design in Wisconsin; Alternative Schools in Wisconsin (play this video) Math Games for Middle School  
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    Extractions: Home Education Vocational Schools ... Game Design Schools in Wisconsin By Raymond Smith eHow Contributor updated: December 18, 2009 I want to do this! What's This? Many people across the nation are taking their love for video games from playing them to producing and designing them. In order to learn how to design the games, students attend game design schools. Milwaukee Area Technical College is a two-year college in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The college offers an associate's degree for students wishing to enter the field as game designers. Students are asked to choose whether they want their focus to be on animation or on programming. The degree is called an "associates in applied science in information technologycomputer simulation and gaming." Students take classes such as computer simulation and gaming architecture, illustrated storytelling, and logic and problem solving.

20. Alternative High Schools In Wisconsin | EHow.com
    Top Public High Schools in Wisconsin; Alternative Schools Programs for High School Dropouts; High School Diploma Alternative Schools in NYC (play this video) How to Become an  
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    Extractions: Home Education Alternative High Schools ... Alternative High Schools in Wisconsin By Courtney Kay Lanz eHow Contributor updated: February 4, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? In the United States, alternative high schools typically accommodate students who are not successful academically and/or socially in a traditional school environment. In order to serve the needs of at-risk students, alternative high schools offer a program of study that is more flexible, nontraditional teaching methods and a smaller class size with the intention of fostering student self-esteem and productive teacher-student relationships . There are several alternative high schools in Wisconsin. Appleton Central High School, located in Appleton, Wisconsin, was established in 1996 to serve those students who are credit deficient or truant by providing a safe, trusting but challenging environment where continued learning is possible. In addition to traditional academic subjects, the curriculum includes a nutrition program, journaling and community involvement projects. Appleton Central offers an extended and flexible school day for working students and teen parents and the facilitation of mental

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