Students across the state will learn the importance of being prepared for emergencies this spring through the […]
Dealing with disasters can be hard for kids, and it’s important for parents and educators to help […]
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM), the state’s coordinating agency for disaster preparedness, mitigation, response and […]
MADISON, Wis. – When disasters strike, family members need to be ready to respond. To help students […]
MADISON, Wis. – It’s never too early for kids to learn what they should do during an […]
MADISON, Wis. – Students across the state will learn about being prepared for disasters, as Wisconsin Emergency […]
MADISON, Wis. – From fires to floods, disasters can be scary for kids. September is Preparedness Month, and ReadyWisconsin encourages parents and educators to help protect children by teaching them how to be prepared for the unexpected.
MADISON, Wis. — September is Preparedness Month in Wisconsin. It’s also back to school month for students across the state. Many of those students will be learning about emergency preparedness this school year thanks to STEP — Student Tools for Emergency Planning.
DEFOREST, Monday, November 20, 2017 – During a visit to Eagle Point Elementary School in DeForest today, Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch and Major General Don Dunbar, Adjutant General and Wisconsin’s Homeland Security Advisor, announced the return of the STEP program to Wisconsin classrooms, thanks to $20,000 in donations from AT&T and the Wisconsin Wireless Association.
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Students at Waubesa Intermediate School in McFarland Learn How to Be Prepared for Disasters & Emergencies
