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Mission, Vision & Values

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Mission: To be a collaborative partner providing exceptional services, innovative solutions and proactive support.

Vision: To create a future where children, families, schools and communities learn, succeed and thrive.

Value Statements:
  • SWWC believes in service to others. We care about the success of those we serve and those we employ. We work to anticipate the needs of others and collaboratively implement innovative solutions.
  • SWWC believes integrity is the foundation of our actions. We are honest, trustworthy, transparent and ethical. We are committed to doing the right thing.
  • SWWC encourages sincerity. We believe in open and honest communication. We welcome everyone's contributions and ideas.
  • SWWC believes collaboration aids innovation and creativity, improving our ability to provide exceptional services.
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SWWC News

  • The Zoo Man Brings Reptile Camp to Marshall

    The room was buzzing with excitement on July 14 as 18 campers gathered at SWWC in Marshall for Reptile Camp with The Zoo Man! Campers explored turtles, tortoises, and snakes from around the world, learned how to safely handle reptiles, fed Princess Lisa the African spurred tortoise, and discovered fascinating facts about these incredible animals.

  • SWWC Member Connection - July 2026 (opens in new window/tab)

    The SWWC Member Connection - your go-to source for stories, updates, and opportunities from SWWC! Each monthly newsletter will highlight the impact of our work across the region, upcoming professional learning opportunities, board updates, and other news that connects and informs our membership.  

  • Regional Literacy Symposium

    On May 20, SWWC hosted a Regional Literacy Symposium for districts to share, learn and grow. It was a full house of superintendents, principals, district literacy leads, and other staff interested in learning (and celebrating) the AMAZING work taking place in SW Minnesota.

  • Science and Nature Conference Recap

    As another school year is approaching an end, more than 900 area students and participants went on a field trip and made memories at the 2026 Science and Nature Conference on Tuesday at Southwest Minnesota State University, hosted by the Southwest West Central Service Cooperative (SWWC).

  • AAC Modeling Device Donation

    The SWWC Foundation recently received a donation to provide one AAC Modeling Device to each SUN classroom at all six SWWC Educational Learning Center (ELC) sites! These devices allow teachers, paraprofessionals, and peers to model symbolic communication using their own AAC system while interacting with students who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).

  • Building Identity Event

    Nearly 90 students from across southwest Minnesota were bustling with energy and excitement on Thursday at the annual Building Identity event, hosted for students with various levels of hearing loss to spend the day together.