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District TAE coordinator outlines enrichment trips and forensics recruitment

Williams Bay School District · November 12, 2024
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The district's TAE coordinator reported participation in the Southern Lakes Advanced Learners Network and outlined upcoming enrichment trips: a Gateway Science Immersion Day for sixth-graders, a leadership conference at UW-Whitewater and middle-school forensics recruitment.

The Williams Bay School District's TAE coordinator updated the board on enrichment programming and upcoming student events.

The coordinator said the district remains engaged with the Southern Lakes Advanced Learners Network and has registered Williams Bay for multiple events. Beth Tadlock is scheduled to take four sixth-grade students to Gateway in Sturtevant for a Science Immersion Day, a hands-on project-based learning visit that includes a campus tour and a discussion with college students.

The coordinator also said Christy Torres will take students to a leadership conference at UW-Whitewater and that Mitch Kaeser is recruiting students for middle-school forensics; the coordinator has asked high-school forensics award winners to speak to prospective middle-school participants.

The update was informational; the coordinator did not present a motion or request board action during this portion of the meeting.