WSPEI Wisconsin Statewide Parent-Educator Initiative Creating Partnerships Between Parents and Educators for Students with Disabilities.

• How WSPEI Can Help:

  • Families
  • Educators
  • Community
• Resources
• Education/Training
• IEP
• Transition

• Families and Educators Working Together

  WSPEI is all about partnerships. It helps families and school districts build positive working relationships that lead to shared decision making and children's learning.

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• Helpful Education and Training

  WSPEI helps expand the knowledge and skills needed to develop positive and collaborative relationships between families and educators.

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• PIP: Parents in Partnership

  Helping build positive partnerships on behalf of children and youth with disabilities.

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• YiPPE: Youth in Partnership with Parents for Empowerment

  Helping build positive partnerships on behalf of children and youth with disabilities.

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• Communication Options for Families

  Working together to improve communication between families and schools.

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How Can WSPEI Help Connect You?

Creating partnerships between parents and educators for students with disabilities.

Contact WSPEI Statewide Phone Support at 833-879-7734 or 833(USWSPEI), and also at wspei@cesa12.org

Vision: All families and school communities have the beliefs, knowledge, and skills to meaningfully engage in effective decision-making to improve outcomes for students of all abilities.

Mission: Develop Strong Relationships - Build Effective Partnerships

WSPEI is all about partnerships. Its goal is to help families and school districts find or create the resources that will help them build positive working relationships that lead to shared decision making and better outcomes for the student.  It supports the increased sharing of information among families, schools, projects, organizations, and agencies through networking meetings, conferences, person-to-person contact, and media.

WSPEI also offers specialized training for families. YiPPE is an opportunity for youth with disabilities ages 14 - 21 and their families to learn about the transition process in a unique way. PiP is a leadership development opportunity for families of children with disabilities ages 6-14.

The 2019 - 2020 PiP and YiPPE flyers are available for download.

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