What Is Great Schools?
Great Schools is a far-reaching project, initiated by WEAC in 1999,
that seeks to engage communities in efforts to define the schools they
want and then work to achieve the goals they set for their schools.
The Great Schools central theme is: Every kid deserves a great school.
Building off that theme are three key messages:
- Great schools place students in classrooms that work.
- Great schools depend on great teachers and staff.
- Great schools benefit everyone.
Great
Schools is built on the premise that we have quality schools,
that they got that way because of the involvement of citizens
at the local level, and that they can only remain that way through the
support of citizens and elected officials.
One aspect of Great Schools is a statewide advertising and public relations
campaign that draws attention to the fact that Wisconsin has one of
the best systems of public education in the nation. Great Schools is
designed to preseve that status and build upon it for even greater success
in the future.
The success of Great Schools depends on the involvement of teachers,
support staff, parents and concerned citizens in every community.
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