High School Partners

This might be a little blurb describing what this grouping of partners is.

1. 1. Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA) 10

      High School Distance Learning Students from Northern Wisconsin.
      To Apply: First, determine if your school is in CESA 10.
      To Register: Please contact your own high school guidance counselor to register for UWC Online courses rather than registering though this website.

   2. Digtal Districs Online (DDO)

      WiscNet DDO is an educational brokerage service that connects WiscNet member institutions with online learning services, student courseware, and professional development. WiscNet DDO is composed of WiscNet members working together as a workgroup in support of online learning options for staff and students. Digital Districts Online is not a virtual school, but rather a cooperative effort to support online learning in your own institution. WiscNet DDO's goal is to be a quality, convenient, and cost-efficient cooperative for online learning.

   3. Wisconsin Youth Options Program

      The Wisconsin Youth Options Program allows all public high school juniors and seniors who meet certain requirements to take postsecondary courses at an Institution of Higher Education (IHE) including UW Colleges Online.
      Under youth options, a student does not pay for a college course if the school board determines the course qualifies for high school credit and is not comparable to a course already offered in the school district.
      To Apply: Review the application instructions.
      To Register: Registration is entered manually by UW Colleges Online staff upon completion of admission.

   4. High School Special Students

      High School juniors and seniors may also take UW Colleges Online classes as a special/non-degree seeking student.
      To Apply: Review the application instructions and fill out the UW Colleges Online High School Special Application form.
      To Register: Registration is entered manually by UW Colleges Online staff upon completion of admission.

   5. ERVING Network

      The Embarrass River Valley Instructional Network Group (ERVING) provides distance learning opportunities to it's member districts. Serving eight school district in northeast Wisconsin, students have access to both interactive television and online courses that may otherwise not be availble.
      1. Since ERVING's establishment in 1991, our mission has been to "use telecommunications and technology to expand and enrich educational opportunities."
      2. Through the use of state-of-the art technology, learners of all ages have the capability to expand and explore endless educational opportunities.
      3. Member Districts include: Bonduel, Bowler, Clintonville, Marion, Menominee Indian, Rosholt, Tigerton and Wittenberg-Birnamwood.