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Wisconsin CTE Professional Organizations

 

Wisconsin Educators of Business & Information Technology
 

Mission:

The purpose of the Wisconsin Educators of Business and Information Technology is to develop and execute a sustained and planned program for Wisconsin business education teachers through conferences, bulletins, research studies (Journal Submission Requirements pdf), and educational investigations.

 

Wisconsin Family & Consumer Educators
 

Mission:

  • Promote elementary/secondary family and consumer sciences education.
  • Strengthen family and consumer sciences education programs K-12.
  • Join with others to support common issues.
  • Encourage and assist professional development activities for Wisconsin family and consumer sciences education teachers.

  • Encourage policies and programs beneficial to career and technical education including family and consumer sciences education.

     

Wisconsin Health Science Educators Association
 

Mission:

The Wisconsin Health Science Educators Association (HSEA) provides leadership to support health science education programming (including biomedical sciences). The association is a professional network of middle and high school teachers providing professional development through an annual conference and access to free and discounted classroom resources aligned to the state standards. Membership also includes national HSEA membership. Wisconsin HSEA advocates for educators by identifying program challenges, needs and gaps, and supports solutions to address issues.

 

Wisconsin Marketing Education Association
 

Mission:

The Wisconsin Marketing Education Association (WMEA) mission is to foster the professional development of secondary and post-secondary marketing educators.

 

Wisconsin Technology Education Association
 

Mission:

The WTEA is an association made up of educators with a desire to improve technology education at all levels of education within the state of Wisconsin. A wide variety of agencies have representation in the Association. These range from public and private schools to correctional institutions, and from the established teacher and supervisor to the college student preparing for the profession.

The Wisconsin Technology Education Association provides proactive leadership in advocating the advancement of technology education by providing professional development opportunities, promoting relevant curriculum, communicating information and networking with business and industry.