WSPRA is introducing something new for the 2026-27 school year: regions. By organizing members geographically, we can create stronger local connections among school communicators — networks that make it easier to share resources, troubleshoot common challenges, and learn from colleagues who understand your community's specific dynamics.

Why Regions Matter

Right now, much of what WSPRA offers happens at the statewide level. Regions will enhance the value to members with smaller, more personal networks to:

• Connect with colleagues facing similar local challenges
• Build relationships with nearby districts and communicators
• Share ideas, resources, and support closer to home
• Access a level of connection that statewide programming alone can't provide

The goal is a WSPRA where every member — no matter where they're located — has a nearby network of peers to lean on.

Thank you to these WSPRA members who are serving as Regional Leads for 2026-28.

• CESA 1: Justin Marien, Germantown School District
• CESA 2: Mitchell Lilly, CESA 2
• CESA 3: Jordyn Belkin, Platteville School District
• CESA 4: Travis Judell, School District of Holmen
• CESA 5: Kari Stanek, School District of Reedsburg
• CESA 6: Jill Aykens, Neenah Joint School District
• CESA 7: Lori Blakeslee, Green Bay Public School District
• CESA 8, 9 & 12: David Coy, School District of Superior and Jennifer West, Three Lakes School District
• CESA 10 & 11: Jenny Ames, School District of River Falls