New Horizons
Place students in a positive learning environment where their social and behavioral needs can be addressed while receiving individualized instruction to reach their specific education goals.
Benefits
New Horizons supports CESA 6's north region, serving students in school districts like Manawa, New London, Hortonville, Appleton, Kimberly, Kaukauna, Little Chute, Weyauwega-Fremont, Winneconne, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh, Omro, Berlin, and Ripon
- Tailors academic instruction to meet the unique needs of each student.
- Focuses on social and emotional learning to support overall student well-being.
- Builds strong relationships between students, peers, and staff to support academic and behavioral growth.
- Provides a safe and structured environment conducive to learning and personal development.
Goals
- Strong relationships with peers and staff to enhance student academic and behavioral growth
- Emphasis on social and emotional learning while also continuing academic instruction
- Highly structured environment to address social and behavioral needs
- Ongoing communication and collaboration with the home school district
- Frequent communication with families to create a partnership in student success
Outcomes/Deliverables
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Academic and behavioral instruction individualized per student's IEP
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Special Education licensed teachers following curriculum aligned to CCSS
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Students in Grades 9-12 will earn high school credit toward a district diploma
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Ongoing collaboration and communication with the student's home school district, county agencies, and families
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Use of a daily behavior monitoring system as a structure for behavior management, daily communications and data collection
Success Stories
New Horizons has positively impacted the School District of Omro by working closely with our district staff, families, and students to form a partnership that allows our students to grow in an environment that offers a smaller class size, a...
New Horizons has positively impacted the School District of Omro by working closely with our district staff, families, and students to form a partnership that allows our students to grow in an environment that offers a smaller class size, a curriculum that follows the Wisconsin State Standards, and most importantly a place where our students feel safe and build confidence within themselves.