2006
WEAC Winter Conference

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WEAC Winter Conference headlines

	Mary Repta-Kutil (second from left) and Kris Buss (second from right) accept the Paul Bierbrauer Award for excellence in bargaining on behalf of the Mid-State Technical College Education Support Professionals bargaining team.
	WEAC Executive Director Dan Burkhalter and NEA Director Shelly Moore of Ellsworth participate in a skit titled "A Doyle-less World." See the conference in pictures through our gallery.
	WEAC legal counsel Joanne Huston tells regular and special education teachers taking punches is not part of the job in Wisconsin schools.
	Denmark's Kathy Romsos and Kay Hansen give away the secrets to their award-winning Education Association and Education Support Professionals partnership.