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The
Wisconsin Education Association of Student Support Programs (WEASSP)
provides educational and instructional services to economically disadvantaged
students in elementary, middle and high school by:
- Supporting and promoting the recruitment, retention, career development and equal opportunities for students enrolled in Title I and Pre-College Programs
- Promoting fiscal planning, training, and personnel counseling, including conducting workshops and seminars to educate students, parents and staff in Title I, and Pre-College Programs.
- Developing the capability to make timely and meaningful responses to issues and concerns (legislative and/or administrative) effecting Title I, and Pre-College Programs.
- Developing a communication network and sponsoring an annual education conference to enhance the effectiveness of the members of WEASSP as they interact with students.
- Coordinating efforts with other organizations and persons that
have similar goals and objectives.
Download Sam Redding's Worshop materials here
Sam Redding is the Executive Director of the Academic Development Institute and Director of the Center on Innovation and Improvement. Dr. Redding holds a doctorate in educational administration from Illinois State University and is a graduate of Harvard's Institute for Educational Management. He holds a master's degree in psychology from Illinois State University and a master's degree in English from the University of Illinois.
Download Crystal Kuykendall's Worshop Handout here
Crystal A. Kuykendall is a gifted and gracious public speaker, considered by many to be one of the most powerful, dynamic and inspiring speakers in the world. She not only facilitates self-analysis, she inspires personal and organizational change, growth and powerful results in personal and professional pursuits.
Author of books including From Rage to Hope: Strategies for Reclaiming Black and Hispanic Students; Improving Black Student Achievement Through Enhancing Self-Image; and Happiness Is Having/Being a “Merchant of Hope” (2011).
