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WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO EXPLORE AND SHARE RESOURCES. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER, PINTEREST, LEARNIST, AND HERE ON THE WEBSITE FOR MIDDLE LEVEL RESOURCES!
THE WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION FOR MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION, INC. IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES OF MIDDLE LEVEL LEARNERS BY PROVIDING VISION, KNOWLEDGE, AND RESOURCES TO ALL WHO SERVE THEM IN ORDER TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIFELONG LEARNERS, CARING INDIVIDUALS, AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS.
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Thank you to Wisconsin Public Television for their support of the WAMLE, Concordia Middle Level Ed Camp!
Welcome New Board Members!
WAMLE is excited to welcome three new members to our board!
Maggie McHugh is a Teacher/Advisor at La Crosse Design Institute, a project-based charter middle school for the School District of La Crosse. During that time, she has guided 6th, 7th, and 8th graders as a STEM and Humanities educator as well as personal project advisor. Additionally, she has taught a course for the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in middle level pedagogy. Maggie finds working with pre-service educators to instill a passion for teaching middle level learners rewarding. Maggie is excited to bring a fresh perspective based on passion and energy for teaching middle level learners to WAMLE.
Lisa Koenecke is a Professor at Lakeland University. She was honored to serve as a middle school counselor for Seven years at River Bluff Middle School in Stoughton. She loved her time as a middle school counselor and stayed at that level even when asked to move back to the high school. She has expertise in social emotional learning skills, career goals, academic planning and serving marginalized populations especially those identifying as LGBTQ+.
Eugene Pitchford is an Assistant Professor at Concordia University-Wisconsin. He is passionate about helping educators become equipped to meet the challenging demands of being successful. His personal teaching experiences revolved around teaching middle school in an urban public school environment. As a school administrator of K-8 schools, he based his success on how well middle students achieved throughout the school year. As a professor, he has organically connected with students that want to become middle school teachers. He is an expert in middle school education, public education, and urban education and is driven to help all educators understand the power of having mentors.
Maggie McHugh is a Teacher/Advisor at La Crosse Design Institute, a project-based charter middle school for the School District of La Crosse. During that time, she has guided 6th, 7th, and 8th graders as a STEM and Humanities educator as well as personal project advisor. Additionally, she has taught a course for the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in middle level pedagogy. Maggie finds working with pre-service educators to instill a passion for teaching middle level learners rewarding. Maggie is excited to bring a fresh perspective based on passion and energy for teaching middle level learners to WAMLE.
Lisa Koenecke is a Professor at Lakeland University. She was honored to serve as a middle school counselor for Seven years at River Bluff Middle School in Stoughton. She loved her time as a middle school counselor and stayed at that level even when asked to move back to the high school. She has expertise in social emotional learning skills, career goals, academic planning and serving marginalized populations especially those identifying as LGBTQ+.
Eugene Pitchford is an Assistant Professor at Concordia University-Wisconsin. He is passionate about helping educators become equipped to meet the challenging demands of being successful. His personal teaching experiences revolved around teaching middle school in an urban public school environment. As a school administrator of K-8 schools, he based his success on how well middle students achieved throughout the school year. As a professor, he has organically connected with students that want to become middle school teachers. He is an expert in middle school education, public education, and urban education and is driven to help all educators understand the power of having mentors.
W.E.B. Where Everybody Belongs
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Interested in a middle school orientation and transition program that welcomes 6th/7th graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience?
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Student News
The World of 7 Billion student video contest is back and accepting submissions! The contest makes for a compelling class project by using current issues that impact us all. It’s open to all middle and high school students, with cash prizes and free teacher resources! New topics for the 2018-19 school year have been announced, so check out the website now!
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Charitable DonationsYou can now make a charitable donation to WAMLE!
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Are you doing something exciting at the middle level? Do you have resources or insight to share with middle level educators? We would love to feature you on our site.
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At no other time in the life cycle are the chances of finding one’s self and losing one’s self so closely aligned. ~Erik Erikson
WAMLE's Mission
The Wisconsin Association for Middle Level Education, Inc. is dedicated to promoting the educational experiences of middle level learners by providing vision, knowledge, and resources to all who serve them in order to foster the development of lifelong learners, caring individuals, and responsible citizens.
The Wisconsin Association for Middle Level Education, Inc. is dedicated to promoting the educational experiences of middle level learners by providing vision, knowledge, and resources to all who serve them in order to foster the development of lifelong learners, caring individuals, and responsible citizens.
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