Alternative Programs

The New Start Program provides an alternative pathway to graduation for students who are not on track to graduate with their grade level peers. This GED Option #2 Program allows the OASD to use the GED test battery to measure academic proficiency in lieu of students earning high school credits. New Start students who pass the GED tests and complete all other OASD graduation requirements are entitled to a traditional diploma from their home high school. Click the link below for more information on the New Start Program.

New Start Program

Riverside Program

The Riverside Program is a self-paced, individualized program offered at Fox Valley Technical College Campuses, providing high school level courses in English, reading, math, science, and social studies. Students are assessed prior to entry to determine their skill levels and to insure appropriate placement in the varying levels of curriculum. For more information on the Riverside Program, please click on the link below.

1st day of classes for the Riverside Program is Monday, August 26, 2024

2024-25 FVTC/Riverside Program Calendar

Inclement Weather Policy

 

TRUE Academy

TRUE Academy serves as an abeyance program for students in the district who have committed an expellable offense, while also providing special education services to students with special needs who have been unsuccessful in other special education settings due to their behavior. For more information please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services at 920-424-0113.

 

WIT (Whatever It Takes)  K-8 Program

WIN (Whatever Is Necessary) 9-12 Program

The WIT/WIN Programs serve students whose behaviors have not been manageable in even the most restrictive school settings. The WIT/WIN staff works closely with Winnebago County to provide wraparound services for the students who are enrolled in the programs. For more information on the WIT/WIN Programs, please contact Linda Pierron, Director of Special Education at 920-424-0112.

 

Supportive Service Options

Every school in the Oshkosh Area School District uses a Response to Instruction (RTI) model to address the unique educational needs of each student. The district’s RTI model incorporates a multi-level system of support that includes a variety of strategies, modifications, accommodations, interventions and programs that are available to all students at all levels. Students who are identified as being in need of additional support are referred to the school’s CARE Team. The CARE Team is made up of school administrators, student service staff, and other school staff members who have a legitimate educational interest in the student. The CARE Team utilizes a problem solving process to develop educational plans for students structured around their individual area(s) of need. For more information on the district’s RTI model or CARE Team process, please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services at 920-424-0113.

The Riverside Program is a self-paced, individualized program offered at Fox Valley Technical College Campuses, providing high school level courses in English, reading, math, science, and social studies. Students are assessed prior to entry to determine their skill levels and to insure appropriate placement in the varying levels of curriculum. Click the link below for more information on the Riverside Program

The first day of classes for the Riverside Program is Monday, August 26, 2024

Program Resources

 

2024-25 FVTC/Riverside Program Calendar

Inclement Weather Policy

 

TRUE Academy

TRUE Academy serves as an abeyance program for students in the district who have committed an expellable offense, while also providing special education services to students with special needs who have been unsuccessful in other special education settings due to their behavior. For more information please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services at 920-424-0113.

 

WIT (Whatever It Takes)  K-8 Program

WIN (Whatever Is Necessary) 9-12 Program

The WIT/WIN Programs serve students whose behaviors have not been manageable in even the most restrictive school settings. The WIT/WIN staff works closely with Winnebago County to provide wraparound services for the students who are enrolled in the programs. For more information on the WIT/WIN Programs, please contact Linda Pierron, Director of Special Education at 920-424-0112.

 

Supportive Service Options

Every school in the Oshkosh Area School District uses a Response to Instruction (RTI) model to address the unique educational needs of each student. The district’s RTI model incorporates a multi-level system of support that includes a variety of strategies, modifications, accommodations, interventions and programs that are available to all students at all levels. Students who are identified as being in need of additional support are referred to the school’s CARE Team. The CARE Team is made up of school administrators, student service staff, and other school staff members who have a legitimate educational interest in the student. The CARE Team utilizes a problem solving process to develop educational plans for students structured around their individual area(s) of need. For more information on the district’s RTI model or CARE Team process, please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services at 920-424-0113.

TRUE Academy serves as an abeyance program for students in the district who have committed an expellable offense, while also providing special education services to students with special needs who have been unsuccessful in other special education settings due to their behavior.

For more information please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services, at 920.424.0113.

 

WIT (Whatever It Takes)  K-8 Program

WIN (Whatever Is Necessary) 9-12 Program

The WIT/WIN Programs serve students whose behaviors have not been manageable in even the most restrictive school settings. The WIT/WIN staff works closely with Winnebago County to provide wraparound services for the students who are enrolled in the programs. For more information on the WIT/WIN Programs, please contact Linda Pierron, Director of Special Education at 920-424-0112.

 

Supportive Service Options

Every school in the Oshkosh Area School District uses a Response to Instruction (RTI) model to address the unique educational needs of each student. The district’s RTI model incorporates a multi-level system of support that includes a variety of strategies, modifications, accommodations, interventions and programs that are available to all students at all levels. Students who are identified as being in need of additional support are referred to the school’s CARE Team. The CARE Team is made up of school administrators, student service staff, and other school staff members who have a legitimate educational interest in the student. The CARE Team utilizes a problem solving process to develop educational plans for students structured around their individual area(s) of need. For more information on the district’s RTI model or CARE Team process, please contact Matthew Kaemmerer, Director of Pupil Services at 920-424-0113.

Whatever It Takes (WIT) is a program serving students in grades K-8. Whatever Is Necessary (WIN) is a program serving students in 9-12.

The WIT/WIN programs serve students whose behaviors have not been manageable in even the most restrictive school settings. WIT/WIN staff members work closely with Winnebago County to provide wrap-around services for students who are enrolled in the programs.

For more information on the WIT/WIN programs, please contact Linda Pierron, Director of Special Education, at 920.424.0112.