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Board hears plan to link special-education students with local workforce partners
Summary
The district described cooperation with DVR, Workforce Resource and the Job Center of Wisconsin to educate special-education students about post‑graduation career paths including manufacturing, construction, IT, customer service and hospitality.
Tia Svardahl briefed the board on partnerships with DVR, the Workforce Resource and the Job Center of Wisconsin designed to expose special-education students to career pathways. She listed target areas of work experience and education as "manufacturing, construction, IT, customer service and hospitality" and framed the effort as part of transition planning for students approaching graduation.
The presentation was informational; the minutes record the board receiving the report during the committee portion of the meeting. No formal motion or funding decision was recorded on Feb. 11, though the partnerships could inform future program or curriculum work.
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