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Family Resources
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DCE Senior High Students Hone Career Skills with New On-site Beverage Business
Providing students with opportunities to gain hands-on job experience is a critical component of students’ secondary education within the D.C. Everest School District. Although those opportunities have been impacted by the COVID epidemic, that hasn’t stopped school psychologist Tami Mlodik and special education instructors Tiphany Schmidt and Jeremy Brandt, from creating new on-site career development options for special education students at the D.C. Everest Senior High by launching the Forest Café.
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Special Education Students Explore Post-secondary Career and Education Options at Youth Transition Conference
In November 36 D.C. Everest Senior High students attended the Youth Transition Conference hosted at Midstate Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids. The conference was designed specifically for students enrolled in special education programs, with a goal of providing the students with the opportunity to meet fellow peers, explore post-secondary education and career options, learn about resources available in the community and attend breakout sessions focused on independent living, employment and self-advocacy skills.
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D.C. Everest Celebrates First Class of Project SEARCH Graduates
In 1996, the Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center launched Project SEARCH, a program designed to help youth with development disabilities gain critical employment and independent-living skills and experience to help them transition to a productive adult life.
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D. C. Everest Area School District Awarded Teacher Training and Development Grant from the Department of Workforce Development
D.C. Everest (DCE) Area School District was recently awarded a Wisconsin Fast Forward (WFF) Teacher Training and Development Grant for $225,588.70 by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD). The grant will be used to train ten teachers in the area of special education.
