Educate Pathways

📣🐝 Welcome to Cadott, Kacey Lane!

We’re excited to welcome Kacey Lane to the Cadott School District as our new Activities Director for the upcoming school year!

Kacey shared that she is honored to join a school community that takes pride in supporting students both in the classroom and through extracurricular activities. She looks forward to getting to know our student‑athletes, coaches, advisors, families, staff, and community members while working together to create positive, meaningful experiences for all students.

🎉📚 Whether it’s cheering on the Hornets at competitions, celebrating student achievements, or building strong relationships, Kacey is excited to be part of all that makes Cadott special.

🏕️🎴 Outside of school, you’ll likely find her attending sporting events, camping, or enjoying a game of cards with her family.

Kacey is eager to meet everyone and is looking forward to an amazing school year filled with growth, grit, teamwork, and Hornet pride.

Help us give Kacey a warm Hornet welcome! 💛🐝

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These are a few of our office team's favorite summer reads.

Erin Schiltgen loved "Go as a River", calling it a powerful story of resilience, independence, and hope.

Tricia Schlicht recommends "Unreasonable Hospitality" as a reminder that small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact.

Emma Dinndorf recommends "Where the Crawdads Sing" and "Small Great Things" for their unforgettable story, vivid setting, and memorable characters.

Linda Maitrejean's favorite is "Who Not How" for its reminder that collaboration, strong relationships, and leaning on others' strengths can help us achieve more together.

What's your favorite book this summer?

Our Project Teaching team is sharing their summer reads!

Jes Powell recommends "The Five-Star Weekend" for its heartfelt message about friendship and authenticity, and "The Illustrated Guide to Visible Learning" for strategies that make learning more meaningful and student-centered.

Jennifer Melville is reading "Connections Over Compliance" to strengthen her understanding of belonging, behavior, and the creation of supportive learning environments.

Jacalyn Amant recommends "Leveled Reading, Leveled Lives" for its fresh perspective on helping all students grow as readers.

Scott Gremminger reccomends "Rhinoceros Success", a powerful story of resilience, independence, and hope.

What book has inspired you lately?

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Today's classrooms continue to evolve, and educators are adapting every day. They are supporting diverse learners, building stronger relationships, and helping students succeed in new ways. Preparing future teachers means understanding what schools need today, not what classrooms looked like years ago. That's why learning from current teachers and administrators matters. Their real-world experience helps future educators develop practical skills they can carry into their own classrooms from day one.

Our 10 Sped team is sharing books that inspire connection, leadership, and growth.

Abbiegail Bohatta recommends "My Friends", a moving story about friendship, healing, and the lasting impact people have on our lives.

Leah Voelker is rereading "Leaders Eat Last" as a reminder of the importance of supportive leadership and strong teams.

Happy reading!

Our WiscAd instructors spend the year preparing future school and district leaders. This summer, they're sharing reads that mix adventure, leadership, and inspiration.

Joe Zydowsky recommends "Mississippi River Dream", a blog following one man's journey down the Mississippi River.

John Sample recommends "Imagine Heaven" for its thought-provoking look at near-death experiences and the promises of heaven.

Jennifer Thayer recommends "How Leaders Can Inspire Accountability" for its practical ideas on building responsibility and stronger teams.

Which one would you pick up first?

If you are already working in a school, you may be closer to a teaching career than you think.
Many people begin by supporting students, assisting teachers, or working in other educational roles.

Over time, those experiences build a strong foundation.
The next step is often not starting over.

It is building on what you have already started.