K–12 Staff Resources
Supporting Educators Across Our District
Mid-State partners closely with K–12 staff to help students explore college pathways, earn credit in high school, and prepare for in-demand careers. Use this page as your hub for program information, classroom support, professional development, and outreach opportunities available to your school.
Become a Dual Credit Instructor
Dual Credit allows qualified high school teachers to deliver Mid-State courses in their own classrooms—giving students the chance to earn both high school and college credit at no cost.
Minimum Qualifications
You may qualify to teach Dual Credit if:
- You hold a current DPI license in the subject area you’d like to teach.
- You are employed as a secondary school instructor in a district served by Mid-State.
Learn More
See the Dual Credit Guide (PDF) for:
- Instructor qualifications
- Expectations and responsibilities
- Courses available to teach
- Accessibility Services available for Dual Credit students with an IEP
Mid-State offers grant funding and professional development opportunities to help you meet instructor requirements, including summer summits and targeted trainings.
For course options offered at your high school, visit the main Dual Credit page.
Apply to Be a Dual Credit Instructor
Questions
Contact Dual Credit at Mid-State.
For accessibility-related questions, contact Accessibility Services [NEED FORM] (715-422-5452).
K–12 Newsletter
Stay connected with College updates, new opportunities, and important dates through our quarterly newsletter for teachers, counselors, and administrators.
Mid-State Classroom Resources
Collaborate with Us
Our faculty and outreach team collaborate with schools to bring real-world learning directly to your classroom. Opportunities include:
- Guest presentations from Mid-State faculty or outreach coordinators
- Student participation in on-campus events
- Professional development for teachers through workshops and coursework
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Career Services Presentations
Career Services staff can also provide presentations to K–12 faculty on:
- Introduction to Career Services
- Interviewing for success
- Individual student mock interviews
- LinkedIn and networking
- And more
These presentations help students build confidence and gain skills that support future college and career success.
Mid-State Campus Visits
Bring your students to a Mid-State campus to immerse them in hands-on learning and experience life as a technical college student. Visits can include program tours, demonstrations, interactive activities, and time with instructors.
Outreach Events
Mid-State offers a variety of events designed for K–12 students and adults—from career exploration to hands-on activities that connect learning to real pathways.
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Mid-Wisconsin School-To-Work Consortium
The Mid-Wisconsin School-to-Work Consortium is a group of School-to-Work Coordinators from local school districts and representatives from Mid-State Technical College, CESA 5, and nearby business groups.
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