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BY STATE SUPERINTENDENTTONY EVERS

I have been an advocate for careerand technical education programssince my first years of teaching. Icouldn’t help but notice that the kidswho were truly involved in these class-es weredriven; they connectedtheirlearning to theirfuture and that moti-vated them to succeed.

That’s why I’m so excited to joinFebruary’s observance of Career andTechnical Education (CTE) Month.During school visits I have made acrossthe state each year since I was electedstate superintendent of public instruc-tion,students and their teachers show-cased the coursework and experiencesthat ground CTE in the real world. And,it’s not just the classroom that makesCTE so powerful. It’s the co-op pro-grams, work-based learning,andapprenticeships as well as opportuni-ties through Career and TechnicalStudent Organizations that help stu-dents learn aboutleadership, team-work, communications, and criticaland creative thinking as well as gain-ing experiences for the skill-basedcareers employers say they need.

In Wisconsin, more than 88,000

high school students, or roughly two-thirds of high schoolers, are taking CTEclasses in areas such as health occupa-tions, marketing and entrepreneur-ship, manufacturing, technology andengineering, agriculture and business,and family and consumer science.Partnerships with local businesses andtechnical colleges support these courseofferings and allow students to explorecareer options, receive industry certifi-cation, and earn post secondary creditswhile progressing toward high schoolgraduation. Transcripted credit isonearea that’s seeing strong growth.During the 2014-15 school year, 24,779students earned technical collegecred-its while in high school, a 78 percentincrease from five years ago.

Because CTE students experiencethe connection between what theylearn and what a future careerdemands, they have a higher gradua-tion rate than other students acrossthe state. It’s a serious mistake tothink CTE is a lesser route. Today’s CTEcoursework requires understandingcore academics applied in relevant,real-world applications. In fact, theapplied academics of CTE are the kindof skill-building every student needs

regardless of their plans after highschool, be it the workforce, military-service, technical college, or a two-orfour-year degree.

Coupled with the opportunities of CTE, Wisconsin is piloting academicand career planning. The process willbe in place statewide for the 2017-18school year to help students starting insixth grade identify personal strengthsand interests. Because academic andcareer planning is comprehensive,involvingparents, teachers, and thecommunity, it gets everyone thinkingearly about possibilities that match astudent’s interests and are informed byworkforce needs. It might mean a stu-dent takes certain academic classes tobuild a foundation for a career, joinsan after- school activity to gain someout-of-classroom experiences, or worksan apprenticeship to experience there-al-world of a specific field. Overall,academic and career planning will givekids more control over their future andhelp them plan to graduate college andcareer ready.

Whether our students take one CTEclass to get a glimpse of a certaincareer path or they concentrate on aseries of courses that jumpstart a tech-

nical degree or industry certificathere’s lots of opportunity for lifelearning and success through CTEme in celebrating Career and TechEducation Month and the imporof CTE classes and technical care

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Trapping and ear-tagging of coyotesthat use Milwaukee County parkland inWauwatosa and West Allis will begin inearly February and continue throughlate March. Researchers from theUniversity of Wisconsin—MadisonDepartment of Forest and WildlifeEcology’s Urban Canid Project will setcable restraints (live traps which do notharm the animal), place ear tags ontrapped coyotes, and release them formonitoring.

“During this phase of coyote man-agement, we want to remind the publicto follow ordinances by keeping theirpets leashed and on the designatedtrails,” said Julia Robson, AssistantNatural Areas Coordinator forMilwaukee County Parks. “We also wantto be clear that tampering or interfer-ing with the trapping is illegal, as istrapping by individuals who are notauthorized by the Parks Department.”

Residents throughout MilwaukeeCounty are being encouraged to submitreports of coyote sightings. As taggingoccurs in the targeted areas, citizenswill be able to include information on

the coyotes with uniquely colored ear

tags, helping to tie observations andbehaviors to a specific animal.Residents are asked to submit allreports at inaturalist.org/projects/mil-waukee-county-coyote-watch or use therelated mobile app.

To provide more information aboutcoexisting with urban coyotes, a seriesof educational programs will be offered.The first program will be presentedMonday, Feb. 22, from 6-7:30 p.m. atWil-O-Way Underwood, 10602Underwood Parkway, in Wauwatosa.Researchers from the Urban CanidProject will discuss coyote ecology, coy-ote-human conflict, and behavior mod-ification, as well as ongoing monitoringand management efforts in MilwaukeeCounty. ADA accommodation requestsmay be filed with the Milwaukee CountyOffice for Persons with Disabilities bycalling 278-3932 (voice) or 711 (TRS).

The Parks Department, WisconsinDepartment of Natural Resources, andUrban Canid Project researchers are col-laborating to prepare a coyote manage-ment plan for Milwaukee County, toimplement coyote population monitor-

ing, and to conduct educational out-

reach in targeted areas of the County.The main objective of this collabora-

tive effort is to develop a proactive coy-ote management program by learningmore about Milwaukee’s urban coyotepopulations, monitoring their behav-iors, and determining which specificanimals are exhibiting habituated, orbold, behavior so that targeted educa-tional outreach can be implemented.

“Through a proactive process, wecan address problems before they

become a matter of human or pet sty,” said Robson. “We can coexisturban coyotes–not all are problemmals. The ‘tag and track’ approach help us identify a problem animaldetermine if it needs to be removedtargeted approach is necessary in ote removal because populations rduce to fill voids.

For more information on the cmanagement program, visit coparks.com and search “coyote.”

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Friends of Wehr announced todaythe first four programs in a new seriesof do-it-yourself workshops at WehrNature Center. Through March 22, theseries, Wehr Naturally, will feature pro-grams focused on the creation of body-care products and the reuse and upcy-cling of materials. Wehr is located at9701 W. College Ave. in Whitnall Park.

“Wehr Naturally gives participantsthe opportunity to gather with otheradults interested in living more lightlyon the Earth,” said Carol Howard,Outreach Program Coordinator andLiaison to the Friends of Wehr. “I’msure that everyone will find the hands-on activity and conversation with newfriends quite inspiring and relaxing at

the same time.”All materials will be provided, and

participants will take home their DIYprojects.

Tuesday, Jan. 26, from 6-8 p.m.,Make Your Own Herbal Body Butter, aprogram of Resiliency Training LLC,will guide participants in makingorganic body butter with infused herbsor essential oils.

Tuesday, Feb. 2, from 6:30-8:30p.m., Inspired by All That’s Around Us,a program of Re-Creation Station, willlet participants explore the potentialof items that are often considered onlythe containers of consumable products.Participants will discover ways torepurpose plastic bottles, glass jars,

boxes, and paper rolls as the source of material for new projects. In additionto these supplies, templates will beavailable in the open-studio setting.Attendees may also bring and useitems from home.

Thursday, Feb. 18, from 6:30-8:30p.m., Ways to Help Our Fine FeatheredFriends, another offering of Re-Creation Station, will have participantsrepurposing found containers, canis-ters, and glass items into bird feeders.Participants may also bring and useitems from home.

Tuesday, March 22, from 6-8 p.m.,Cold-Process Soap Making, anotherprogram offered by Resiliency Training,will lead participants in the cold-

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Group size is limited. Registis recommended by the week bthe program. Walk-ins will be comed as space allows.

Each program is $25 for the gepublic and $20 for members of Frof Wehr. Individuals who registethree programs at one time will reca $5 discount on their third progrProceeds will support Wehr NCenter and its programs.

For more information call Nature Center at (414) 425-8550.


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Members of local fishing clubs willteach children the basics of ice-fishingat the 25th Annual Ice-Fishing Clinicsfor Kids, Saturday, Feb. 13, from 9a.m.-3 p.m., at five Milwaukee CountyParks lagoons.

hildren age 15 and under are invit-ed to hands-on clinics featuring safetyon the ice, use of ice fishing equip-ment, fish identification, regulations,and knot tying. Some locations will

offer cleaning and cooking demonstra-tions. Fishing equipment will be fur-nished. The indoor instructional com-ponent of the program will go on nomatter what the weather; the ice-fish-ing component is dependent upon the

weather and ice conditions at the park.Sessions run continuously throughoutthe day, with the last sessions begin-ning at 2 p.m.

Young children must be accompa-

nied by an adult. Parents are remindedto dress their children in warm layers.

Pre-registration is not required forfamilies, but groups of 20 or more areasked to contact the Wisconsin DNR.

Parks hosting clinics are the follow-

ing: Brown Deer Park, 7835 N. GreenBay Road; Dineen Park, 6901 W. ViennaAve.; Humboldt Park, 3000 S. HowellAve.; McCarty Park, 8214 W. ClevelandAve.; and Scout Lake Park, 5902 W.

Loomis Rd. (wheelchair accessiblClinics are presented by

Milwaukee County Parks, the WiscDNR, the Wisconsin Council ofFishing Organizations, and the HuTask Force Fish Hatchery.

For more information, or for grof 20 or more, call the Wisconsinat (414) 303-0109.

Free ice fishing clinics for kids at 5 park lagoons Feb. 13

Bringing together Valentine’s Dayand the romantic atmosphere of TheDomes at night, The Friends of TheDomes invites couples to enjoy theirevening out at Hearts Under Glass,Sunday, Feb. 14, from 5:30-9 p.m. TheMitchell Park Domes, “Milwaukee’sLiving Landmark,” is located at 524 S.Layton Blvd.

“Whether before dinner for appetiz-ers and cocktails or after dinner fordessert and drinks, your stroll throughThe Domes will have an atmosphereunmatched in Milwaukee,” said Roger

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Last year, 600 people attended theevent which features a softly-lit lobby,the silver glow of the “moon” in theDesert Dome, the rush of the waterfallin the Tropical Dome, and a light showset to music in the Show Dome. Thelight show is presented on the hour,beginning at 7 p.m., with the last showat 9 p.m. A complimentary photo com-memorates the couple’s special night.

On view in the Show Dome will bethe most popular exhibit of the year:the garden train show. This year’stheme is “Attack of the GiantMonsters,” a spoof of vintage monstermovies, such as Godzilla and Mothra.Strange beasts are interspersedthroughout the landscape created bythousands of small and miniatureplants, while G-scale trains traverse 700feet of track.

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1005 Legal Notices

COMMERCIAL NOTICECommercial with all inherentrights NOTICE! to allMunicipalities. Local andNational Governments.STATES. U.S. Agents,Attorney’s, Corporations,Persons, Vessels, Counties,Militaries, Courts, UnitedStates of America. UNITEDSTATES UNITED NATIONS.and to Territories inPossession of UNITEDSTATES. United States d/b/aas Department of HomeLand Security, UnitedStates Treasury Department,United Nations and UnitedNations Security Counsel,Vatican, Indian tribes,Associated Bands andClans. The following election

to Occupy the Office ofGeneral Executor for JOHNKEVIN PAYNE, Estate washeld in the City of Madison,County Dane, State ofWisconsin on August 18th,1968. For which “I” JohnKevin tribe Payne, anAmerican National, a manstanding on the landAmexem/ North America. Ihave now accepted theposition of General Executor,and General Guardian of thedivine Estate gifted andgranted me by the DivineCreator. T herefore, I affirmand declare that uponoccupying this office, I willnot be responsible for thepayments of any debts orobligations of the United

States of America andneither for any payments orObligations of any debts forany United StatesPerson/citizen. By Executor:John K. Payne.

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3025 MiscellaneousSale

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3040 Wanted to Buy

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Email: [email protected] orcall and leave a message at

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