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Educator/Student Resources

Italian Teacher Job Openings in Wisconsin

Directory of Italian Teachers/Instructors in Wisconsin (pdf)

Wisconsin Educator Licensure

Grant Application: Italian Language Program Expenses

Grant Application: Licensure Course Expenses

Grant Application: Seminar, Workshop, Conference Expenses

More Grant Opportunities

Student Scholarships

Student Exchange Programs

Upcoming Conferences

Curricula - Educational books and materials

NIAF - ItalTalk, Italian Language Culture Forum
(exit WisItalia)

I-Italy (Editorial Network about Italy and Italian America) (exit WisItalia)

Universality of Italian Heritage Curriculum for Grades K-12
(exit WisItalia)

"Start Italian In Your School!" Kit
(from COPILAS - Word version)

SCOLA (exit WisItalia) - then select "About SCOLA"

More Educator Resources >>


Other Resources

Events Web Albums
Giovanna, WisItalia Education Chairperson

WisItalia Awards Banquets

WisItalia Grant Recipients

WisItalia Forms/Applications Library

WisItalia Board Members

WisItalia Committee Members

WI Italian-American Clubs

WI/Italian Businesses


Italian Facts

Italian Book Corner

Italian Radio

Italian Web TV

Italian Web News


Why Study Italian?

Learn Italian - Italian Language Websites

Directories - Italian Language Programs and Classes in Wisconsin

Fall 2010 Non-Credit Italian Language Class Schedules

Summer 2010 Italian Language Classes and Camps

Study Italian in Italy, Enroll in an Immersion Program, or Host/Be an Exchange Student


Italy Trips - By WI Schools and Italian-American Clubs

Italy Trips and Trip Planning - Customized and Group Tours - Looking for an Italy Trip?

Italy Web Albums
Capo Zafferano, a small fishing village east of Palermo, Sicily

Mission of WisItalia


Our mission is to:
students in classroom

Our Objectives

The specific objectives of the organization are to:

Our Successes

Testifying for Legislative BillWisItalia is a non-profit, 501 (c) 3 voluntary organization, created in December 2000, to promote the teaching of Italian language classes in the elementary and secondary schools in Wisconsin.

WisItalia was founded by the Italian-American Clubs in Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, Kenosha, Green Bay and Wausau, as well as UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee.

Since then, other Wisconsin colleges and universities have become active in WisItalia.

To-date, WisItalia has been successful in either creating new Italian programs, or promoting and supporting existing Italian programs in Wisconsin. This continues to grow and provides a valuable service to teachers, students and the community.

For More Information on Schools and Programs

For an Overview of WisItalia




Updated June 20, 2010