Resources and Training
Professional Development and Training
Required Processes & Flexibilities
What's Required?
6 EE Processes
Brief overview of the six learning-centered processes required in the System. Refer to the more detailed requirements resources on this page for robust implementation that leads to meaningful results.
EE System Flexibilities
Available implementation options that can streamline EE activities to reduce workload and provide individualized professional supports.
EE in Practice
Research results on the EE System linked below indicate that robust, learning-centered systemic implementation of the EE System contributes positively to schools by improving professional performance feedback and student achievement, as well as closing achievement gaps. Findings also suggest that the Wisconsin EE System improves school culture and staff retention rates. These resources give a snapshot of beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels of implementation for each of the six EE System required processes, which can powerfully contribute to positive outcomes.
Implementation Resources
Additional Supports
CESA Services and Supports to DPI model districts and schools
DPI-model schools can access no-cost and low-cost services and consultation to support local systems integration and build on staff skills. Topics include, but are not limited to:
- embedding EE practices to inform and support your district goals and initiatives
- developing instructional leadership skills
- integrating systems to meet your specific, local needs
Check out the flyer for more information.
Optional EE Support Personnel
Local roles can help to implement the EE System with integrity and fidelity, as well as strengthen a collaborative culture.