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Educational Programming PK-12

Connect your classes to unique educational opportunities through distance education technology.

Virtual

Field Trips

Bring the world into your classroom!

Your students can interact with destinations through your classroom technology.

Any educational programming that is delivered virtually, in real-time, is eligible for funds from NWECS.

Each member school district is credited $200 per school year.

Some providers also offer free programs!

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How To Schedule

VFT Providers List

Find programs featured here, through our provider's list, or request approval for any live virtual educational programming through other sources to use your member credit.

Check your member credit balance.

Animal Detectives

Hunt Hill Nature Center, Sarona WI

"I can’t thank you enough for the opportunity you provided for our Eagle After School students through the virtual field trip with Sage on animal detectives.

The program was a huge success and our students loved the class. They were excited to learn about animal tracks, animal clues and types of scats animals leave in the forest. Sage was prepared, confident, engaging, and had interactive activities. This was one of the best programs we have done all year. Without your leadership and program support and organization we could not have had this amazing experience. Thank you so much. It was above all of our expectations!"

April Frelke

Elementary School Counselor, Grayside School (Mauston)

The Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration helps connect K-6 classrooms with field specialists from renowned museums, zoos, science centers, historic sites, aquariums, and more. Topics in art, literacy, STEM, and history are covered in their FieldED Series.

This FREE livestream series occurs at 12:00 PM CT on Wednesdays (ASL available), Thursdays, and select Fridays. Can’t make it? Catch it on CILC’s YouTube channel and access free activities on their site.

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Let’s
Connect:

NWECS is working on expanding our elementary and middle grade programming.

Elementary science (or other) units
Courses for middle school grades; possibly world languages or agriculture

If you have ideas or want to learn more, email us.