Collaborative Partnerships
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is
committed to the college and career readiness of
students by providing access to earning college credit
while in high school. NWTC partners with school
districts to create mutually beneficial outcomes for
students, the community and workforce.
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Coleman
¾ Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
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Ahnapee Regional Technical Academy: Kewaunee, Lux/
Casco, Algoma
¾ Bonduel
¾ DePere
¾ Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
¾ Northwoods Regional Technical Academy:
Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
¾ West DePere
TechNOW Partnerships
We are pleased that over 90% of our in-district K-12 partners
take advantage of dual credit opportunities for their students.
Some districts have developed deeper programming with
a commitment to career pathways. These pathways focus
on connections between education and workforce with an
emphasis on attainment of a higher education credential.
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Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
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Northwoods Regional Technical Academy:
Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
Health Sciences
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Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
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Bonduel
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Ahnapee Regional Technical Academy: Kewaunee, Lux/Casco, Algoma
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Marinette
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Northwoods Regional Technical Academy: Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
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Pulaski
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Woodland Regional Technical Academy:
Florence, Niagara, Goodman-Armstrong Creek
College Resources & Tools
High school students and teachers
engaged in transcribed credit courses
have access to NWTC’s Library
resources. These resources include
online access to a wealth of learning
materials organized by content area
through the NWTC Library website.
Business, Management, & Administration
Architecture & Construction
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
Library Resources –
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Lena
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Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
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Northwoods Regional Technical Academy:
Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources
PARTNERSHIP BENEFITS:
Increased awareness of career pathways in technical
occupations for high school students and their parents
Delivery of STEM curriculum and hands-on industry
aligned learning that increases engagement and
performance of high school students
Increased number of students pursuing a credential
beyond high school, building and sustaining a skilled
workforce in our communities
Reduced time from high school to workforce with
training in skilled technical areas – resulting in improved
opportunities for workforce entry and career advancement
Shared resources among educational partners and
professional development opportunities for high
school teachers
Arts, A/V Tech & Communication
Online Resources –
Access and utilization of Blackboard,
NWTC’s online learning platform,
is provided by the College to high
school students and teachers
engaged in transcribed credit courses.
This system allows online grade
book capabilities, the ability to link
students with online resources such
as videos and interactive learning
objects, and additional content-
specific learning resources.
Manufacturing
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Bonduel
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Gillett
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Coleman
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Denmark
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Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
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Kewaunee
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Ahnapee Regional Technical Academy:
Kewaunee, Lux/Casco, Algoma
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Marinette
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Northwoods Regional Technical Academy:
Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
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Oconto Falls
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Oconto
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Pulaski
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Shawano
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Southern Door
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West De Pere
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Wrightstown
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Woodland Regional Technical Academy:
Florence, Niagara, Goodman-Armstrong Creek
College Readiness Report –
Data regarding the success of recent
high school graduates in entrance
placement testing requirements is
provided to high schools by NWTC.
Information such as placement
level in courses at the time of
admission, program placement,
and persistence from fall to spring
semester is included in an annual
report to the schools.
Finance
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Lena
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Ahnapee: Regional Technical Academy: Algoma
¾ Ashwaubenon
¾ Bayport
¾ Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine
¾ Bonduel
¾ Coleman
¾ Crivitz
¾ Denmark
¾ DePere
¾ Florence
¾ Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
¾ Lena
¾ Northwoods Regional Technical Academy:
Crivitz, Wausaukee, Pembine
¾ Pulaski
¾ Southern Door
¾ Sturgeon Bay
Marketing
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Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS)
Information Technology
Access to College Courses
–By the Numbers
Area high school students can earn college credits through
Transcribed Credit, Youth Options, and Youth Apprenticeship. NWTC
currently delivers dual credit experiences for high school students
in 20 unique pathways career clusters and over 50 associate degree
programs. Below is a closer look at current access to college courses,
by the numbers.
Transcribed Credit – NWTC curriculum delivered by high
school teachers. NWTC currently provides transcribed credit
classes through nearly 390 course agreements, which represent
10 career clusters, to nearly 90% of our in district K-12 partners.
NWTC delivers over 4,400 transcribed credit enrollments annually.
Youth Options – NWTC industry expert instructors teaching
college curriculum to high school students. NWTC delivers over
1200 high school enrollments annually, representing nine career
clusters, in Youth Options coursework.
Youth Apprenticeship – NWTC instructors providing
industry related classroom training and a potential work related
job placement. NWTC delivers coursework to approximately 215
Youth Apprenticeship enrollments.
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Southern Door
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