January/February 2026 Wisconsin School News
The January/February issue of Wisconsin School News shines a spotlight on the 2026 Wisconsin Teachers of the Year, sharing their stories of motivation, challenges and unwavering commitment to education. The issue also features a community breakfast organized by second graders at Rawson Elementary School in South Milwaukee, highlighting the power of experiential learning and meaningful professional development. Additionally, this issue equips school board members to be effective advocates for their districts, with practical guidance on communicating state budget decisions and policies to local communities. Readers will also find strategies for staying engaged in legislative advocacy, tips for building strong relationships with lawmakers and an inspiring example of student advocacy from two Crandon High School students who traveled to Washington, D.C., to advocate for Secure Rural Schools funding.
View the complete issue two ways: a PDF (scroll through pages from top to bottom) or on the web (flip through pages one at a time by clicking arrows on the right and left).
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2026 Wisconsin Teachers of the Year
‘It Was Great. And It Was Kind.’
Daniel Bader
‘Keep It Simple and Relatable’
Brock Fritz
Tracking Legislative Issues at the Board Level
Brock Fritz
Voices in the Capital
Brock Fritz
Departments and Columns
Viewpoint
Have Your Say in the New Year
Dan Rossmiller
Q&A
Ken Neuburg, Colfax Area School Board President
Capitol Watch
From the Capitol to the Convention
Chris Kulow and David Martin
Legal Comment
An Overview of Wisconsin’s Public School Open Enrollment Process
