🥬🌞 Summer Food Service Program shoutout goes to Michelle, Lois, and the team at Wittenberg-Birnamwood School District!. They've been serving up delicious and nutritious meals to kids enrolled in summer school and truly care for the kids in the community. Thanks for all you do!

🏆🌞 Meet 2026 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, Mark Acherman, from @dtonredbirds!. Mark's infectious energy for science, nature, and his students makes him an invaluable member of the Darlington community. Thank you, Mark!

RT @DrJillUnderly: The budget compromise provided needed increases to special education, maintains funding for school mental health, reimbu….

🚨 We're #hiring an Assistant Principal at the The Wisconsin School for the Deaf!. This role ensures high-quality instruction, curriculum alignment to standards, and improved student achievement. Learn more and apply today:

Title I is a federal program that provides funding to schools with a high number of low-income families to pay for teachers, resources, and more. Members of @BoscobelSD know firsthand how important this funding is to ensure students get the services they need.

🚨 We're #hiring an Educational Assistant at the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired!. In this role you will assist with instructional activities, personal care, and mobility needs, helping students thrive. Apply by 7/10:

.@DrJillUnderly's statement following last night's decision from the Joint Finance Committee regarding funding for early literacy:.

🏆🌟 Meet 2026 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, Joel Coyne from @sunprairiek12!. Joel's kind, collaborative, and creative nature makes him a mentor, a cheerleader, and an incredible support system for kids branching out into something new. Congratulations, Joel!

🌞 This year's DPI Summer Institute was a great success!. More than 80 participants from 15 schools engaged with experts from Wisconsin, exploring systems change aimed at creating meaningful, transformative impact in their schools, libraries, and communities.

We have launched an enhanced public platform for accessing school finance data, called the Wisconsin School Finance Public Reports (WiSFPR) dashboard. The public will be able to download, sort, search, and access information on the portal at no cost.

Title I is a federal program that provides funding to schools with a high number of low-income families to pay for teachers, resources, and more. Dodgeville Schools have benefitted from Title I funding to ensure their students are set up for success when they leave school.

The Clean Boats, Clean Waters program trains volunteers to perform boat checks and educate people about preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species. Successful now, it all started as a middle school science project in northern Wisconsin.

Today, @DrJillUnderly released a statement on the Wisconsin State Supreme Court decision related to reading reform efforts.

We want to take time to give a Summer Food Service Program Shoutout to Holly Krueger and Maria Bournoville from @florenceschools!. Their organization, knowledge, and passion made for a wonderful setting for their Under the Sea themed 2025 Food, Fun, and Fitness program.

GEAR UP is a discretionary grant program designed to increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter postsecondary education. Pajhuab Lor is a student in @WausauSchDist who has gotten more organized and is planning for college thanks to GEAR UP!

Register for Cultivating Connections: A Wellness and Farm to School Summit!. It will provide innovative strategies to promote student health and knowledge of local food systems through educator engagement, policy implementation, and more.

Today we recognize and celebrate #Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States and look forward to the work that still needs to be done to create a more equitable space in education.

We have launched a new interactive resource that highlights the significant impact of community learning centers across the state!. This illustrates how these programs support student success beyond the classroom — especially in high poverty areas.

The biennial budget approved by GOP lawmakers on the Joint Committee on Finance will hurt Wisconsin’s public schools. For the first time in over a decade, schools will not have an increase in general/equalization aid.

More Than a Celebration: Pride Is a Lifeline for Belonging. "Creating a more caring world isn’t just about saying no to things that cause harm — it’s about saying yes to each other. Yes to connection. Yes to supporting one another.".