Wisconsin DPI organizes requirements by "Required Plan Components", and we can support that
Wisconsin DPI organizes requirements by "Required Plan Components", and we can support that compliance piece. However, we recommend you organize your ACP4Schools website (or sub-site, pages) by "Parent Goals."
You didn’t invest in ACP4Schools just to "check the box" on PI-26 compliance. You did it
You didn’t invest in ACP4Schools just to "check the box" on PI-26 compliance. You did it because you know that a student’s future shouldn't be buried in a 40-page PDF that lives in a forgotten folder on your district website.
Our commitment to accessibility goes far beyond our websites and mobile apps - we are dedicated to
Our commitment to accessibility goes far beyond our websites and mobile apps - we are dedicated to being your partner on the journey toward ADA Title II Digital Accessibility Compliance.
Building content for accessibility, or accessible design, makes your content and information faster,
Building content for accessibility, or accessible design, makes your content and information faster, more flexible and easier for everyone, and every device, to read.
Wisconsin school districts face a new deadline this fall. By September 1, 2026, local education
Wisconsin school districts face a new deadline this fall. By September 1, 2026, local education agencies (LEAs) must adopt clear policies regarding staff-to-student communications.
Ensuring your district’s social media is accessible is more than a legal requirement under the
Ensuring your district’s social media is accessible is more than a legal requirement under the new ADA Title II standards; it is a reflection of a commitment to equity.
