Wrightstown Community School District

Academic and Career Planning Services/Education for Employment: Academic and Career Planning Brochure
Asbestos Management Plan
District-wide Assessment Schedule
Child Nutrition Programs: Food Service Information
District and School Accountability: WI DPI School and District Report Card Portal
Early College Credit Program: WI DPI Early College Credit Program
Educational Options and School Accountability
Education of Homeless Children and Youths 
Electronic Communication Devices: Board Policy 5136
English Learners Programs: Board Policy 2260.02
Human Growth and Development Instruction: Parent Letter (8th, 9th)   Parent Letter (4th, 5th, and 6th)
Meal Charge Policy and Negative Lunch Account Balance: Board Policy 8500
Nondiscrimination and Proper Complaint Procedure
Notice of Child Find Activity: Confidentiality of Personally Identifiable Information
Part-time Open Enrollment Program: WI DPI website link
Professional Qualifications of Teachers and Paraprofessionals
Program or Curriculum Modifications
Pupil Nondiscrimination Notice, Complaint Procedures, and Student Religious Accommodations
School Wellness Policy: Healthy School Meals
Search and Seizure: Board Policy 5771
Special Education Referral and Evaluation Procedures
Special Needs Scholarship Program
Student Academic Standards
Student Attendance: Board Policy 5200
Student Bullying: Board Policy 5517.01
Student Privacy and Parent Access to Information: Board Policy 2416
Student Records (Recruiter Access to): Board Policy 8330
Title I Program
Title IX
Use of Social Media - Board Policy 0100 (Definitions)

The Department of Workforce Development's Equal Rights Division has developed a new online work permit application tool.  The Division carefully considered the lessons of the past few years, when pandemic restrictions made it nearly impossible for some minors to obtain work permits and decided to pursue an online application that would be available to the parents of minors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from any computer, tablet, smartphone, or similar device. The application improves accessibility for minors who live in rural or underserved areas and eliminates the difficult logistics involved in working parents having to take off work to make a trip to a work permit office.

Parents can access the site using these instructions. Payment is made directly to the department through the application, using a credit or debit card or by ACH direct withdrawal. Once the permit application process is complete, the Department mails a paper copy of the permit directly to the employer.

The District Office is no longer able to issue work permits.    

Information on employment of minors web page is linked here, including a guide to hazardous and prohibited work, the hours and times of day restrictions for minors, and links to the appropriate statutes and codes.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the DWD by email at workpermits@dwd.wisconsin.gov or by phone at (608)266-6860 (technical issues) or (608)266-7252 (username/password help).