Highway Exit to CESA 9 Closed Starting 3/30/26 – Plan Alternate Route
Highway Exit to CESA 9 Closed Starting 3/30/26 – Plan Alternate Route
Beginning March 30, the WIS 86 exit over US 51 in Tomahawk will be closed for construction. This closure impacts the route many use to get to CESA 9.
Detour Routes:
From the north: Use County A (Exit 231) From the south: Use County S (Exit 225) From the east: One option is to take Highway D to Kings Road, which will loop you past the School District of Tomahawk From the west: Highway 86 remains open to the office
The project is expected to continue until June, so please allow extra travel time and plan accordingly.
Thank you for your interest in employment at CESA 9.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, and serves 22 school districts in Northcentral Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, engaging, and collaborative work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance, and paid time off.
At CESA 9, our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults.
As employees of CESA 9, we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
The School Psychologist is responsible for providing comprehensive psychological services to multiple schools within a designated region. They will facilitate special education referral, evaluation, IEP, placement, and procedures in compliance with local policy and federal/state regulations. They support students' learning and emotional well-being by working collaboratively with educators, parents, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments that strengthen connections between home, school, and the community for all students.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
The School Occupational Therapist supports students in developing the functional skills necessary to participate successfully in their educational environment. This position provides evaluation, consultation, and direct occupational therapy services to students with disabilities in accordance with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).You are expected to provide reasonable extra duty services and are encouraged to schedule appropriate prep time. Responsibilities, assignments, and service locations may vary and will be determined based on district priorities and student needs.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
The School Physical Therapist (PT) provides physical therapy services to students with disabilities or physical impairments to support access to education and participation in school activities. The PT works collaboratively with students, families, educators, and related service providers to develop, implement, and monitor individualized programs that promote functional mobility, independence, and safety within the educational environment.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
As a Speech and Language Pathologist, you will provide direct and/or consultative services to identified students with disabilities, as indicated in the student’s IEP. You will provide assessment, intervention, and support services to help students develop effective communication skills and succeed academically and socially. Your workday will coincide with the workday of the district(s) in which you are providing services. You are expected to provide reasonable extra duty services and are encouraged to schedule appropriate prep time. Travel to school districts in the CESA 9 region of Wisconsin may be required for this position.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
As a Teacher for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, you will be responsible for providing direct and/or consultative services to identified students with disabilities, as indicated in the student’s IEP. You will help to ensure that students with hearing loss have equal access to curriculum, develop language and communication skills, and achieve their educational goals. You are expected to provide reasonable extra duty services and are encouraged to schedule appropriate prep time. Travel to districts is required.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
As a teacher of the Visually Imparied, you will provide specialized instruction and support services to students with visual impairments, including blindness and low vision. The Teacher of Visually Impaired works collaboratively with students, families, other educators, and related service providers to ensure students can access the curriculum, develop compensatory skills, and achieve independence in academic and functional areas. Travel to districts is required.
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) are designed to provide high-quality and innovative educational services to students and educators. There are 12 regional Cooperative Educational Service Agencies in Wisconsin. CESA 9 is located in Tomahawk, Wisconsin and serves 22 school districts in North Central Wisconsin. CESAs make it possible for schools, regardless of size, to work together to share staff and equipment, save money, and extend educational opportunities for all children. Our catalog of services includes a wide range of support to help meet the needs of our school districts.
CESA 9 provides a supportive, collaborative, and flexible work environment with competitive pay and a full benefits package. CESA 9 is a governmental entity that participates in the Wisconsin Retirement System. Benefits for full-time employees include health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and paid time off.
At CESA 9 our mission is to provide leadership for educational improvement and strengthen educational institutions' capacity to educate all students, creating healthy, resilient, successful adults. As employees of CESA 9 we are committed to Serving with Integrity, Connecting with Compassion, and Growing with Intention.
Join the dynamic team at Wisconsin Virtual School (WVS) and CESA 9 as a passionate and knowledgeable American Sign Language (ASL) Teacher Consultant. This is an exciting opportunity to deliver engaging asynchronous instruction through our user-friendly Learning Management System, empowering students across Wisconsin to explore the American Sign Language and culture. As a WVS Teacher Consultant, you'll play a vital role in fostering student success in a flexible, contract-based role that can complement other professional commitments. This position is not eligible for CESA 9 Benefits.
For CESA 9 educator vacancies, please visit WECAN (Wisconsin Education Career Access Network).
Equal Opportunity Employer
CESA 9 is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.
