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Education Service Centers

A great collaborative means for discussing ideas, suggestions, or ideas on how we can better provide services to schools or what we can do differently as a service industry! Educators and the Educated Highly recommended!

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Latest Activity: Mar 6, 2011

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Comment by Joseph Chmielewski on July 12, 2010 at 7:25am
How can Education Service Centers assist rural school districts in acquiring equipment such as digital cameras, Web cams, and other equipment?

Looking for professional solutions, not "Hold a bake sale."
Comment by Cheryl Lydon on April 1, 2009 at 11:12pm
My name is Cheryl and I support mathematics and science education in Washington state. Our state is geographically divided into nine Educational Service Districts, each of which has a math and a science coordinator. I support the work of these 18 coordinators and act as a liaison between them and multiple offices at our state education agency including the Teaching & Learning office, the School & District Improvement office and the RtI program in the Special Education office. There are not a lot of people in our state working in this middle position. I often feel like I'm working largely alone even though I tend to work at the center of a wheel simply working hard to connect people across the circle. I joined this network to see if there were others in positions like mine and if we could support each other with the SYSTEM (not district or classroom) level work. Who else is here? Cheryl
 

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