Educators

Wisconsin Promise: Resources for Educators

As an educator, you are connected to youth and families who could benefit from Wisconsin Promise. This page provides information to share with youth and their families about why Wisconsin Promise could be a life-changing experience for them. It also provides youth and their families with valuable resources to help make the transition process a positive, empowering journey toward a promising future!


About Wisconsin Promise

General information about why Promise was initiated.

How to Enroll

Information to share with students and families.



General Information about Wisconsin Promise

Get to know more about Wisconsin Promise and how your students and their families could benefit. Before diving into these resources, you should know that youth age 14 to 16 who are SSI (Social Security Supplemental Security Income) recipients are eligible to participate in this program.

Why was Wisconsin Promise initiated?

How does Wisconsin Promise work?

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Wisconsin Promise Enrollment Information

Following is some information to share with families about enrolling in Wisconsin Promise.



Support Promise Enrollees

When a youth enrolls in Wisconsin Promise, they are either assigned to the “Wisconsin Promise usual services group” or the “Wisconsin Promise services group”. To help a student or family you work with navigate or understand the services available in their group, check out each group below:

Wisconsin Promise Usual Services Group

So after a youth and their family enrolled in Promise, they were assigned to the Usual Services Group? Now what?

 

Wisconsin Promise Services Group

So after a youth and their family enrolled in Promise, they were assigned to the Usual Services Group? Now what?




Educator Resources