Who We Are
Marathon County Special Education (M.C.S.E.) was established in 1958 to provide special education and related services to schools in Marathon County, Wisconsin. Today, the agency serves six rural districts: Abbotsford, Athens, Edgar, Marathon, Rosholt, and Spencer. M.C.S.E. serves over 600 students and supervises about 150 staff members. Services provided include Administration/Supervision, Assessment/Evaluation, Assistive Technology, Audiology, Behavioral Specialists, Professional Development, Data Management/Curriculum Development, D.H.H. Support, Paraeducators, Program Support/Diagnostic Teachers, Physical/Occupational Therapists, School Psychology Services, Speech/Language Pathologists, Administrative Support Staff, Health Services, Vision/Orientation Mobility, and Vocational Transition.
M.C.S.E. aims to ensure all eligible children receive appropriate educational opportunities under state and federal law. Our organization is designed to deliver the following opportunities.
- Provide educational and assessment services to all eligible special education students in participating districts.
- Provide supervision and leadership to all special education and related services personnel through ongoing staff development activities and training.
- Assist in providing vocational training and opportunities for students.
- Provide linkages between parents, students, and community agencies.
- Provide quality educational programs to all special education students.
- Provide a wide array of quality-related services to eligible students.
- Link regular and special education programs.
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