This document details Wisconsin's state plan for implementation of activities mandated by the School-to-Work Opportunities Act of 1994 and funded by a grant from the National School-to-Work Opportunities Act. The plan is divided into 23 sections dealing with the following topics: geographical areas; local support/expansion of school-to-work opportunities programs; collaborative implementation of school-to-work opportunities; support from individuals/entities for the state plan; present/future participants in Wisconsin's statewide opportunities system; coordination/integration of 12 related federal funding programs into local school-to-work programs; specialized training and technical support; statewide curriculum development process; expansion/improvement of career and academic counseling; integration of academic and vocational education; requirement of paid, high-quality learning experiences; ensuring effective and meaningful opportunities; participation of young women in school-to-work opportunities programs; participation of all students in school-to-work opportunities programs; assessment procedure for awarding skill certificates; development of career goals and opportunities to change career majors; programs continued under Title III; low population densities; integration of Title III programs into the school-to-work opportunities system; performance standards; designated fiscal agent; and student entrance into postsecondary/training opportunities. A status report on Wisconsin's implementation of its school-to-work opportunities programs from June 1994 through June 1995 is attached. (MN)