The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is a state agency responsible for overseeing public education in Wisconsin. It manages K-12 education, ensuring that schools meet state standards and providing resources for teachers and students. The DPI also administers various educational programs and services, including special education and school nutrition. Additionally, the DPI plays a key role in developing educational policies and guidelines. It works with local school districts to improve student achievement and promote equity in education. The department also provides professional development opportunities for educators and supports initiatives related to technology and innovation in the classroom.