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🏆⭐ Congratulations to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Brooklynn Hair!

Brooklynn has been a great student at WSD since the 8th grade and has been involved in Special Olympics bowling, basketball, snowshoe, and track and field.

Congratulations, Brooklynn.

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🏆⭐ Congratulations to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Lily Wolf!

After she graduates, Lily is planning to go to work first for 1-2 years until she is ready, then she will go to a community college welding program.

Congratulations, Lily!

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🏆⭐ Congratulations to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Niya Cabell!

She would like to study as an EMT, then possibly go to college for a nursing degree and love the opportunity in her free time to travel to all 7 continents and 50 states.

Congrats, Niya!

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🏆⭐ Congratulations to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Valerie Escalante!

After graduation, she will complete the Badger High School transition program and will then decide if she wants to go to college or start working.

Congratulations, Valerie!

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Mathematics is a vital part of how students learn to understand the world and it is essential to understand the current state of mathematics education across Wisconsin—what is working, what is challenging, and what students and educators need to thrive.

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🏆⭐ Congrats to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Emily Koehn!

Emily has been a WSD student since preschool and has participated in numerous sports and extracurriculars since.

Emily plans to attend Gallaudet University to major in an educational discipline.

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🏆⭐ Congratulations to the 2026 Wisconsin School for the Deaf graduate, Raymond (Ray) Freeman!

After graduation, he plans to attend community college for two years then transfer to RIT majoring in Computer Science.

Way to go, Ray!

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Wisconsin’s public schools can be transformative places for innovation and leadership, and students in Ashwaubenon are proving it. Led by just three students, Bridging the Gap is expanding educational access for children thousands of miles away.

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It explores how a Portrait of a Graduate can guide teaching and learning to ensure all students graduate ready for their futures.

Learn more by scanning the QR Code or clicking the link below!

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Portrait of a Graduate work prioritizes educational innovation and student-centered learning.

This module highlights Wisconsin’s process for developing a shared, statewide vision through collaboration with educators, families, students, and community partners.

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Happy Pride Month!

Acceptance and welcoming is what every kid deserves. This month is a time to celebrate and affirm the rights, equality, and culture of LGBTQ+ people.

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The success of Portrait of a Graduate depends on hearing from you!

We want students, families, educators, employers, and community members to help shape Wisconsin’s future. Click the link or scan the QR Code to take our survey.

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🏆⭐ School Nutrition Superhero shoutout to the North Crawford School District Food Service Team, Paulette Riley, Ashley Brown, Jimmy Richter, and Michelle Karnopp!

Their creativity, professionalism, and heart make them an exceptional example of what school nutrition should be.

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@DrJillUnderly Learn more about Portrait of a Graduate here: https://t.co/6s2jH18xSV

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Yesterday, @DrJillUnderly announced Wisconsin’s Portrait of a Graduate initiative.

Portrait of a Graduate focuses on preparing students for real life by emphasizing essential skills such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, adaptability, and lifelong learning.

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@DrJillUnderly This initiative is being guided by a steering committee made up of educators, students, higher education partners, statewide education organizations, employers, and representatives from industries across Wisconsin.

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Today, @DrJillUnderly announced the launch of Wisconsin’s Portrait of a Graduate – a statewide effort to define the knowledge, skills and experiences students need to succeed in today’s world.

Learn more about Portrait of a Graduate here: https://t.co/5kwW4pq13g

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🏆⭐ School Nutrition Superhero shoutout to Shamula Peterson and her team at Black River Falls Middle School!

Students enjoy more choices and fun, flavorful meals, thanks to her commitment to making school lunch something students look forward to.

Thank you, Shamula!

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Yesterday, Sarah Tomasiewicz and Brittany Zerbe (DPI Farm to School Team) celebrated Wisconsin School Garden Day with the @tomahareaschool!

After touring bed gardens and hydroponic units, they wrapped up the day by enjoying lunch, featuring a delicious Cajun Alfredo entrée!

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Today is Wisconsin School Garden Day! Honor the impact of garden-based education in our schools and communities.🌼

Join the celebration and share how your school or community is participating using #WISchoolGardenDay!

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