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January 26, 2026 & March 2, 2026 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM at CESA 7 595 Baeten Rd Green Bay, WI 54304
This two-part training supports educator teams in applying Wisconsin’s updated Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) guidance to better understand and respond to challenging student behaviors.
Participants will learn how to conduct effective FBAs, use updated state resources, and apply practical tools such as RIOT/ICEL and root cause analysis to design targeted, evidence-based interventions and positive behavioral supports.

Explore Wisconsin DPI’s updated FBA resources, including clearer consent requirements, strategies for conducting effective and comprehensive assessments, and access to technical behavior tools that strengthen team practices.

Build on this foundation by applying specific tools such as RIOT/ICEL and root cause analysis to deepen data collection and analysis, helping teams design targeted, evidence-based interventions and positive supports.
Schools or districts are strongly encouraged to attend as teams.








Whether you’re a teacher or administrator, this interactive series will equip you with the tools and insight to enhance classroom instruction, strengthen feedback practices, and elevate educator effectiveness across your school.
Building Excellence with the DANIELSON FRAMEWORK
FEBRUARY 3: DOMAIN 1
Planning and Preparation
MARCH 3: DOMAIN 2
The Learning Environment
APRIL 9: DOMAIN 3
The Learning Experience
MAY 13: DOMAIN 4
Principles of Teaching
Location: CESA 7

Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost: FREE (funded through the Educator Effectiveness Grant)
Join us for a four-part professional learning series designed to help administrators and educators deepen their understanding of the Danielson Model and strengthen instructional practices.
Each session focuses on a key domain of educator effectiveness, providing practical strategies, walkthrough tools, and feedback resources to support growth and reflection.



WALDRON-KUHN
Director of Learning Services
mkuhn@cesa7.org
920-617-5631
JEFFREY A. WALTERS
Executive Director
jwalters@cesa7.org
920-617-5618



Team members (new or existing) on previously trained and implementing teams, new administrators on implementing teams, previously trained teams wanting to refresh their WiMLSS-Behavior Tier 2 (Selected) systems.
This training helps participants review key concepts of their Selected system and consider enhancements & revisions to ensure a coordinated approach of intervention for students whose needs are not yet met in the Universal system alone. This training is designed specifically for buildings with previous training experience and at least some implementation of Tier 2 Behavior supports. Completion or commitment to complete a WiMLSS Framework training is required to participate in this offering.



(lunch will be provided)
Registration Includes Team Readiness Support and Follow-Up
Implementation Coaching
$300/Team of 6
Continental Breakfast and Lunch Included


Review critical connections to universal systems and equity concepts.
Review the key elements of a tier 2 (selected) behavior support system and how those relate to specific interventions.
Reflect on current systems and practices and receive support to revise or enhance current systems.








Unlock the power of data to make informed, impactful intervention decisions.
Deepen your understanding of how to use aimswebPlus and diagnostics assessments to identify specific skill gaps, and implement targeted literacy supports that drive progress and close learning gaps.
Analyze key aimswebPlus and diagnostic literacy assessment data to identify trends, patterns, and individual student needs.

August 5, 2025 February 4, 2026
Match needs with targeted instruction that aligns with Personal Reading Plans (PRPs).
Use data to group students strategically for targeted small-group or individualized literacy instruction.
Collaborate with colleagues to build a shared understanding of data interpretation and instructional decision-making within an MLSS framework.


CHARLA MEYER Literacy Specialist cmeyer@cesa7.org






Unlock the full potential of your aimswebPlus data!
This workshop is designed to empower educators with practical strategies for leveraging aimswebPlus progress monitoring tools, with a special focus on effectively supporting students with Personal Reading Plans (PRPs).
Whether you're guiding PRPs or simply aiming to maximize your progress monitoring efforts with aimswebPlus, this session offers valuable insights for all educators.
SARKIS WENTLAND Literacy Specialist swentland@cesa7.org 12:30 - 3:30 at CESA7
$105
Member: $115
$155
Participate in Targeted Intervention meetings at 8:00 am before these aimswebPlus Progress Monitoring meetings!
Sign up for one of the following dates:
August 5, 2025 bit.ly/44wOJPj February 4, 2026 bit.ly/40V7Q3d





Join us for a 2-hour professional learning session
Join us for a 2-hour professional learning session
focused on helping educators and counselors better understand and support student executive functioning.
focused on helping educators and counselors better understand and support student executive functioning.
February 6, 2026 February 6, 2026
12:30 pm - 2:30 pm at CESA 7 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm at
Participants will explore the core aspects of executive function, learn about typical developmental timelines, and discover practical strategies to foster these essential skills in students of all ages.
Whether you’re looking to enhance classroom management, improve student self-regulation, or support academic success, this interactive session will provide actionable tools and insights you can apply right away.
Whether you’re looking to enhance classroom management, improve student self-regulation, or support academic success, this interactive session will provide actionable tools and insights you can apply right away.

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DR. MARCI WALDRON-KUHN Director of Learning Services



Aligning IEPs, PRPs, and ILPs
Unlock the power of collaboration to support multilingual learners with disabilities!

This workshop dives into Wisconsin’s Act 20, showing how to seamlessly align Personal Reading Plans (PRPs), Individualized Language Plans (ILPs), and IEPs.
Join ESL, special ed, reading, and classroom teachers to discover practical strategies that boost student success and ensure every learner’s language and literacy needs are met.
Understand Act 20 requirements for ELs with disabilities
Differentiate PRPs, ILPs, and IEPs roles
Identify strategies to align literacy and language goals
Develop collaborative planning for multi-disciplinary teams
bit.ly/45rJbpG
Jessica Cappeart jcappeart@cesa7.org Special Education Specialist REGISTRATION

Member $140
Limited Member $150
Non Member $205
Angie Meier ameier@cesa7.org Literacy Specialist
February 13, 2026 - New Date 8-11 am
CESA7595BaetenRd.GreenBay,WI54304



Stay informed with the latest on Wisconsin Act 20 in this timely virtual series hosted by CESA 7. There is no cost to participate! Each session will provide essential updates, key takeaways, and an open Q&A to address your questions and concerns.
Virtual Meetings | 3:45–4:15 PM
Dates:
August 21, 2025
October 16, 2025
December 18, 2025
January 15, 2026
February 19, 2026
March 3, 2026
Free !


Whether
To learn more: Contact any of our CESA 7 Literacy Specialists!
Angie Meier Literacy Specialist ameier@cesa7.org

Charla Meyer Literacy Specialist cmeyer@cesa7.org

Sarkis Wentland Literacy Specialist swentland@cesa7.org

The Why and How and What of supporting MLs
3:30-5:00
February 23, 2026
March 30, 2026
April 27, 2026
May 18, 2026




Participants will need to purchase copy of book.
ATTENTION ESL TEACHERS, AND CLASSROOM TEACHERS!
This after-school virtual book study creates a collaborative space for educators to explore Welcome to Teaching Multilingual Learners. Participants will reflect on their “why,” tackle real problems of practice, and share strategies that connect theory to classroom implementation.
Together, we’ll build a supportive network while focusing on practical tools that promote belonging, language growth, and academic success for multilingual learners.
Participants Will Learn To:
Explore core principles for teaching MLs
Apply strategies from the book into their own classroom practice
Collaborate with colleagues to refine approaches and share ideas

Cost: Full Member: $139
Limited Member: $155 Non Member: $210
ANGIE MEIER
Literacy Specialist
ameier@cesa7.org


FEBRUARY 23, 2026 | 8:00AM - 3:00PM
Unlock the power of AI to make academic content more accessible for multilingual learners. In this hands-on workshop, educators will explore how to simplify texts, build vocabulary, and create visual supports using AI tools – without lowering the rigor! Learn how to generate effective scaffolds aligned to students’ language levels and avoid common AI missteps. Leave with ready-to-use strategies to support content and language development across your classroom.
Simplify complex texts using AI
Generate sentence frames and vocabulary supports
Create visuals and organizers for content access
Align scaffolds to language proficiency levels
Avoid common AI pitfalls for multilingual learners


CESA7, 595 Baeten Rd. Green Bay, WI 54304

Dates & Time:
8:00-3:00
February 24, 2026
March 24, 2026
April 21, 2026
May 26,2026
Cost & Location:
$970 Per Person
All meetings will be held in-person at CESA 7


Building on the foundations!
LETRS Volume 2 guides you through the practical application of reading science in the classroom.
Master advanced concepts in phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension, and discover how to differentiate instruction to meet every learner's needs.
Elevate your literacy teaching with actionable strategies!
Registration


March 2, 9, & 16, 2026 3pm - 4pm
Based on the work of Emily Read Daniels, M.Ed., MBA, NCC, SEP (in training)
Join colleagues for a reflective and practical exploration of The Regulated Classroom™, a framework that supports educators in creating calm, connected, and brain-aligned learning environments.
This book study invites participants to experience and apply regulation practices while exploring tools to transfer practices directly into classroom settings.




March 10, 2026


8:30-3:30
CESA 7, 595 Baeten Rd. Green Bay, WI 54304
Audience
K–12 Classroom Teachers
ESL Teachers
Academic discourse drives deeper learning and language growth. This workshop equips educators with strategies to structure meaningful peer talk, sentence stems, and scaffolds that empower MLs to engage in rich classroom discussions.
Structure partner and group talk that supports language and content goals
Use targeted scaffolds (sentence stems, visuals, vocabulary) to promote discourse
Create a classroom culture where MLs feel confident to contribute
COST
Full Member: $170
Limited Member: $185
Non Member: $250

Bring your team, or come on your own, for a structured day designed to help you learn, plan, and take action - together.
What to expect:
March 11, 2026
8:30-3:30
CESA 7 595 Baeten Road Green Bay, WI lunch & snacks provided

Foundations First - start the day with a quick, focused learning session to refresh key practices
Guided collaboration - work alongside peers to brainstorm and plan for your unique needs
Coaching On Demand - get oneon-one or small group support throughout the day
SHOULD ATTEND? Administrators,
and teams looking for focused time to think, plan, and network.
Assessment & Data Specialist
tselker@cesa7 org






Start the process by completing this form. Our specialists will promptly connect with you to schedule a complimentary virtual meeting designed to uncover your challenges and create a tailored plan to achieve your goals.
All services are fully customizable to address your unique needs. We work alongside you to ensure the seamless implementation of your chosen solutions, providing ongoing support every step of the way.
