Wisconsin’s multilingual learners bring invaluable linguistic and cultural strengths to our schools. This year’s summit focuses on aligning language development with best practices to create equitable and meaningful learning experiences. Educators and district leaders will share insights, successes, and practical approaches to integrating Language Development Standards and high-impact instructional strategies that foster multilingual learners’ academic growth.
Join us in celebrating progress, sharing innovative strategies, and strengthening our collective efforts to support Wisconsin’s multilingual students.
Sign up by May 15 to enter a raffle giveaway! Have a chance at cool swag and popular books related to ML learning. Winners will be announced May 19 through email. Prizes will be distributed at the summit on June 12.
∗I liked how many of the presenters gave us time to talk with each other. I also really appreciate the time to talk with my district colleagues.
∗I appreciated the thoughtfulness in planning this event! It was well organized and presenters were all knowledgeable about the content. I also enjoyed the time to process with our team and set goals together.
∗This Summit challenged me! I feel great. All sessions were rigorous and give me a lot to think about.
∗This was a lovely day! Very well organized, you kept us fed and had lots of opportunities to learn from one another.
∗This was my first summit. I was glad to find many contents have been applied in the classroom where I have been working as bilingual paraeducator.
Last Updated: 3/28/25
Summit Details
Schedule: June 12, 2025 8:00 am - 3:30 pm CT
Location: Sugar Creek Elementary School 740 N Main Street Verona, WI
Pricing: $195. Breakfast and lunch are included.
Registration Deadline: May 30, 2025 Register by May 15 to enter a raffle giveaway!
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∗I liked how many of the presenters gave us time to talk with each other. I also really appreciate the time to talk with my district colleagues.