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The Wisconsin Council of Administrators of Special Services (WCASS) is the professional association for those employed in Wisconsin school districts and other educational institutions who serve as Special Education or Pupil Services Administrators.

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Welcome to WCASS!

Welcome to the Wisconsin Council of Administrators of Special Services (WCASS) website. We have recently redesigned the website to align it with the feedback that our membership shared in our most recent membership survey. When you visit our website, we hope you will find several added features and resources that will assist you in your diverse role as an Administrator of Special Services. The website also serves as a source of information regarding your Board of Directors – who we are and how to contact us – and as a hub for upcoming professional learning opportunities.

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The Benefits of Membership

WCASS is a statewide organization devoted to improving services to children with special needs by promoting professional leadership, providing opportunity for study of issues pertaining to special services, and facilitating communication and collaboration on behalf of special needs students.

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Who We Are

The Wisconsin Council of Administrators of Special Services, Ltd. (WCASS) is a professional organization comprised of over 350 members who administer and support special education programs throughout the state of Wisconsin. The organization was founded in 1994 by a group of special education administrators and pupil services administrators, coming together to share resources and information to better serve students in Wisconsin. The new organization chose the title that merged our two names.