RSS Feeds

The Department of Public Instruction is testing the use of RSS feeds for distribution of information. Use the links below to receive education news in this format.

How to Sign up for Department of Public Instruction RSS Feeds

Click on the links to view, and follow your news reader's instructions to add to subscribe.

SFS - Late Breaking Information
SFS - School District Revenue Limits
SFS - Referendum Information

What is RSS?

By signing up for an RSS feed on a particular website, you will be automatically alerted when something new is posted to the site, instead of having to visit the site to browse for new information. (RSS can stand for Really Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary, or RDF Site Summary.)

RSS feeds are free. RSS is an XML-based format. The Department of Public Instruction currently uses RSS 2.0.

How Do I Start Using RSS?

You need to begin using an RSS reader (also known as a news reader, aggregator, feed reader, feed aggregator, or search aggregator). An RSS reader aggregates and displays all the feeds you sign up for on different websites. E-mail applications often feature built-in RSS readers, while other readers are available on-line, many free of charge.

Next, follow your RSS reader’s instructions to subscribe to the content feeds you want—typically a simple process.

For questions about this information, contact dpifin@dpi.wi.gov (608) 267-9114

Last updated on 8/28/2008 4:26:15 PM