Southwest West Central Service Cooperatives provides educational services to school, communities, parents and agencies in southwest and west central Minnesota.
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SW/WC Service Cooperatives
1420 East College Drive
Marshall, MN 56258

Phone: 507-537-2240

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SW/WC About Us
SW/WC SERVICE COOPERATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACTS:

Cliff Carmody, Executive Director
Phone: (507) 537-2251
cliff.carmody@swsc.org

Annette Miller, Director of Finance
Phone: (507) 537-2244
annette.miller@swsc.org

Luther Heller, Director of Administrative Services
Phone: (507) 537-2255
luther.heller@swsc.org

Doug Deragisch, Director of Risk Management
Phone: (507) 537-2295
doug.deragisch@swsc.org

Bob Braun, Director of Regional Educational Services
Phone: (507) 537-2252
bob.braun@swsc.org

Shelly Maes, Manager of Member Services
Phone: (507) 537-2282
shelly.maes@swsc.org

Edna Gossen, Operations Manager
Phone: (507) 537-2246
edna.gossen@swsc.org

Mary Palmer, Director of Special Education
Willmar Service Center
Phone: (320) 231-5184
mary.palmer@swsc.org

Teresa Ostlie, Director of Special Education
Montevideo Service Center
Phone: (320) 269-9243
teresa.ostlie@swsc.org

Dave Lammers, Director of Special Education
Pipestone Service Center
Phone: (507) 825-5858
dave.lammers@swsc.org

Erv Marquardt, Director of Special Education
Windom Service Center
Phone: (507) 831-2907
erv.marquardt@swsc.org

Ann Wendorff, Principal
Alternative Educational Program
Phone: (507) - 831-6935
ann.wendorff@swsc.org



Who Are We?

SW/WC Service Cooperatives was first established in 1976 by the Minnesota legislature to serve public and private schools, as well as, other educational institutions.  Today, SW/WC Service Cooperatives works together in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration to provide programs and services to school districts, non-profit organizations, cities, counties, and other governmental agencies.

How Do We Operate?

SW/WC Service Cooperatives is a public agency. No state or local tax dollars are used to fund our programs and services.  Operating revenue is derived from membership fees and grants.  We invite corporate and foundation sponsorship of student and adult enrichment programs and services.

An elected board representing our membership governs us.  Advisory committees provide planning and evaluation input.  We operate as a regional system delivering programs and services responsive to our members and others.

We are customer driven, cost effective, and entrepreneurial!  We value and practice initiative, ingenuity, and creativity!  Explore our website and learn more about the unique programs and services we offer our members.


Philosophy

The Board of Directors and staff of the SW/WC Service Cooperatives believe that all children, families, and community members should be safe, healthy, and have opportunities for learning, growth, and fulfillment.



Mission

We support members in their efforts to provide quality education and governmental services for children, families, and communities.


Vision

To become a pathfinder in facilitating access to all services that support and enhance the health, safety, growth, and learning of children, families, and community members.

SW/WC Service Cooperative By-Laws

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