Our Mission
To improve the learning outcomes and well-being of all children and youth by providing services and leadership in partnership with families, schools and communities.

Our Goals

• Increase learning growth for students
• Decrease the gap in achievement
• Increase annual graduation rates
• Increase gateways to post-secondary success

Heartland AEA Education Career Fair Connects Central Iowa Districts with Education Candidates

Heartland AEA is hosting its 4th annual education career fair on March 7. School districts will be on-site to meet with job candidates for any and all types of education careers. Candidates will have the chance to attend classes to learn how to navigate a career fair, have a successful interview and write a top-notch resume. And returning this year will be the popular mock interviews and resume critiques!

We look forward to this opportunity to serve the education community and hope teachers and college students alike will be able to attend this event! If you have any questions, contact the Heartland AEA Human Resources Dept. at (800) 362-2720.

This is a FREE event for both school districts and job candidates!

For more information, visit the Career Fair page on our website to job candidate materials, registration and participating districts/schools.

Perry District to Offer Secondary Science Unit Writing Summer Camp on June 13

Secondary science teachers in the Perry Community School District are once again hosting a secondary science unit writing summer camp on June 13. This workshop is open to all secondary science teachers in grades 6-12. Teachers will meet in the Perry High School library and then break into grade level / subject-based teams and create a NGSS Unit to use in the 2018-19 school year. Participants will have access to all units created. Heartland AEA will also share some of the many instructional resources available through the AEA. To register, contact Kevin Vidergar, Perry CSD Director of Teaching and Learning, at kevin.vidergar@perry.k12.ia.us or (515) 608-2866.

Educators Are Invited to a Two-Day Literacy Conference Hosted by Central Rivers AEA

Central Rivers AEA in Cedar Falls will be host to a literacy conference on June 13-14. The conference is designed to provide educators with an opportunity to learn from nationally acclaimed literacy experts whose research focuses on effective practices. Researchers will engage participants in learning that supports the implementation of research-based effective practices that lead to a strong core literacy program, as well as interventions that support struggling readers. Separate learning strands will focus on elementary, middle and high school educators, and building and/or district leadership teams.

Literacy Conference
June 13-14
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Central Rivers AEA, 1521 Technology Parkway, Cedar Falls
Register at this link by June 8

View the conference details in this flyer.

Are You Interested in Having Your Teachers Trained in the Well-Managed Schools Classroom Management Approach?

Researchers at Iowa State University are conducting a study to evaluate the Well-Managed Schools (WMS) classroom management approach. WMS is a set of strategies that can be used by teachers during day-to-day classroom instruction, focusing on social skills and dealing with inappropriate behaviors. WMS can be implemented as a stand-alone approach or be integrated within a school-wide MTSS-B/PBIS model. The research is being funded by a five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Studies.

The grant pays all costs for participating teachers, including training, follow-up coaching and stipends. Participating schools will also receive $50 per participating teacher each year of the study and reimbursement for substitute costs, if needed. Researchers are now contacting schools about participation for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 school years, with the goal of adding 150 additional classrooms each year. The Well-Managed Schools Workshop and Well-Managed Schools Project Overview provide more detail on the research study and the Well-Managed Schools training. For​ ​more​ ​information,​ ​contact​ ​Charlie​ ​Johnson​ ​at​ ​(515) 520-2467.

Our Mission
To improve the learning outcomes and well-being of all children and youth by providing services and leadership in partnership with families, schools and communities.

Our Goals

• Increase learning growth for students
• Decrease the gap in achievement
• Increase annual graduation rates
• Increase gateways to post-secondary success

Calling All Teachers & Education Students: The Heartland AEA Education Career Fair Will Be Held on March 7

Heartland AEA is hosting its 4th annual education career fair! School districts will be on-site to meet with job candidates for any and all types of education careers. Candidates will have the chance to attend classes to learn how to navigate a career fair, have a successful interview and write a top-notch resume. And returning this year will be the popular mock interviews and resume critiques!

We look forward to this opportunity to serve the education community and hope teachers and college students alike will be able to attend this event! If you have any questions, contact the Heartland AEA Human Resources Dept. at (800) 362-2720.

This is a FREE event for both school districts and job candidates!

For more information, visit the Career Fair page on our website to job candidate materials, registration and participating districts/schools.

Have we got a deal for you! 60+ laptops on GovDeals!

We have more than 60 laptops available for bidding on the GovDeals website. See those items plus more Heartland AEA items on the Heartland AEA GovDeals listings.

Heartland AEA Presents a Standards-Based Learning Workshop - With a New Diagnostic Tool for Your District!

Districts or buildings are encouraged to attend an overview workshop on the topic, "Standards-Based Learning including Grading and Reporting." This session will explore a framework authored by Heartland AEA and designed as a diagnostic tool to identify gaps, growth areas and help you to determine focus and priority areas for your district. District Guiding Teams are encouraged to attend, as the majority of the time together will consist of self-diagnosis, conversation and action planning for next steps.

Workshops will be held in March, April and June. Registration is currently open for the March and April sessions. June registration information will be coming soon.

For more information, contact Amy Wichman, Regional Director/Instructional Leadership with Heartland AEA at awichman@heartlandaea.org.

March 2, 2018
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Registration Link

April 5, 2018 (Select the morning or afternoon session)
8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Registration Link

12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Registration Link

June 6, 2018 - Save the Date!
8:30 - 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. SessionsRegistration Coming Soon!

Heartland AEA Special Education Leaders Network Will Convene on Feb. 28

Heartland AEA’s newly created Special Education Leaders Network will meet on Feb. 28 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. The network provides up-to-date Special Education practices, procedures and requirements information, as well as time for district special education leaders to collaborate with one another, and with Heartland AEA leaders on timely topics. The February agenda includes:

• Discussion of the Supreme Court ruling on Endrew F.
• Responding to parental requests for evaluation for special education
• Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
• Strive and Strive Academy Programs

Heartland AEA Special Education Network
Date: Feb. 28, 2018
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Participate in person with our Regional Directors at one of the Heartland AEA locations below.

• Adel Public Library Conference Room
• Heartland AEA Ames Office
• Heartland AEA Carroll Office
• Heartland AEA Johnston Office (Rooms 152 A/B/C)
• Heartland AEA Knoxville Office
• Heartland AEA Newton Office (DMACC, Rm 248)
• Lake Panorama National Conference Center

Due to district specific conversations, we recommend you attend in your region. However, participants are welcome to attend at the location most convenient for them.

Registration Link Register by Feb. 21, 2018

Participating in person is recommended as activities and discussion regarding contextual application will occur. However, if you are unable to attend in person, participation via Zoom is available.

**Join the meeting by Zoom at this link

Questions: Contact Sara Mercer, School Psychologist, Heartland AEA at smercer@heartlandaea.org or (515) 270-9030 Ext. 14312

Are You Interested in Having Your Teachers Trained in the Well-Managed Schools Classroom Management Approach?

Researchers at Iowa State University are conducting a study to evaluate the Well-Managed Schools (WMS) classroom management approach. WMS is a set of strategies that can be used by teachers during day-to-day classroom instruction, focusing on social skills and dealing with inappropriate behaviors. WMS can be implemented as a stand-alone approach or be integrated within a school-wide MTSS-B/PBIS model. The research is being funded by a five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Studies.

The grant pays all costs for participating teachers, including training, follow-up coaching and stipends. Participating schools will also receive $50 per participating teacher each year of the study and reimbursement for substitute costs, if needed. Researchers are now contacting schools about participation for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 school years, with the goal of adding 150 additional classrooms each year. The Well-Managed Schools Workshop and Well-Managed Schools Project Overview provide more detail on the research study and the Well-Managed Schools training. For​ ​more​ ​information,​ ​contact​ ​Charlie​ ​Johnson​ ​at​ ​(515) 520-2467.

AmeriCorps Members Are Available to Serve in School Districts as Sustainability Coordinators

Through the Sustainable Schools AmeriCorps initiative based out of the University of Northern Iowa, AmeriCorps members may be placed directly in school districts to serve as Sustainability Coordinators.

The cost is $5,000 cash match for two, full-time AmeriCorps members to serve 11 months at the district and work in a full-time capacity in order to decrease district wide energy costs, help facilitate and promote environmental education, and create greater opportunities for low-cost service learning.

For more information, you can read about the programs at three participating school districts or contact Carmen Rae Finken, Sustainable Schools AmeriCorps Program Manager, UNI Center for Energy and Environmental Education, at carmenfinken@gmail.com or (319) 273-7194.

Our Mission
To improve the learning outcomes and well-being of all children and youth by providing services and leadership in partnership with families, schools and communities.

Our Goals

• Increase learning growth for students
• Decrease the gap in achievement
• Increase annual graduation rates
• Increase gateways to post-secondary success

IPI Workshops Are Coming to a Location Near You

Instructional Practices Inventory Level 1 Workshop

The IPI workshop will begin with an overview of the IPI categories and the protocols for data collection. Detailed practice in the recognition of the IPI categories and consistent application of the data collection protocols enable each participant to develop both validity and reliability in the process. The skill development begins with written scenarios to develop basic understanding of the protocols for data collection and the instructional activities that fit each category. The workshop then transitions to a local school to make observations in classroom settings. All observations are discussed with peers and with the trainer.

Date: March 21, 2018
Location: Gilbert Intermediate School, 103 Mathews Dr, Gilbert
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Register at this link
Keynote Speaker: Jerry Valentine, Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri

Instructional Practices Inventory Technology Workshop
The Instructional Practices Inventory Technology (IPI-T) Process was developed to provide critical data for faculty about student engagement throughout the school day focusing on technology infusion as a component of engagement. Using the data, faculty and school leaders can design strategies for increasing levels of active, engaged learning and higher-order instruction while reducing the degree of student disengagement during learning time. In addition to fostering positive instructional change, the process can also serve as an indicator of the relative impact of a school’s technology investment and instructional interventions. During the workshop, participants will develop the skills to document student engagement through the use of technology and learn how to use the profiles to engage faculty in collaborative learning conversations about engagement, instructional change, technology integration and school-wide instructional goals.

Date: March 22, 2018
Location: Johnston Community School District Administration Building, Board Room, 5608 Merle Hay Road, Johnston
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Register at this link
Keynote Speaker: Jerry Valentine, Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri

Heartland AEA Special Education Leaders Network Will Convene on Feb. 28

Heartland AEA’s newly created Special Education Leaders Network will meet on Feb. 28 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. The network provides up-to-date Special Education practices, procedures and requirements information, as well as time for district special education leaders to collaborate with one another, and with Heartland AEA leaders on timely topics. 
The February agenda includes:

• Discussion of the Supreme Court ruling on Endrew F.
• Responding to parental requests for evaluation for special education
• Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
• Strive and Strive Academy Programs

Heartland AEA Special Education Network
Date: Feb. 28, 2018
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Participate in person with our Regional Directors at one of the Heartland AEA locations below.

• Adel Public Library Conference Room
• Heartland AEA Ames Office
• Heartland AEA Carroll Office
• Heartland AEA Johnston Office (Rooms 152 A/B/C)
• Heartland AEA Knoxville Office
• Heartland AEA Newton Office (DMACC, Rm 248)
• Lake Panorama National Conference Center

Due to district specific conversations, we recommend you attend in your region. However, participants are welcome to attend at the location most convenient for them.
Registration Link 
Register by Feb. 21, 2018

Participating in person is recommended as activities and discussion regarding contextual application will occur. However, if you are unable to attend in person, participation via Zoom is available.

**Join the meeting by Zoom at this link

Questions: Contact Sara Mercer, School Psychologist, Heartland AEA at smercer@heartlandaea.org or (515) 270-9030 Ext. 14312

Transition Resource Fairs Connect Students and Families with Community Agencies

Ames Transition Fair
March 6
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Heartland AEA
511 S. 17th Street, Ames, IA

Invited: Boone and Story County educators and professionals who support students with special needs

The Resource Fair is a FREE event that focuses on linking transition-age students (14 and older) with special needs to community resources.

A wide variety of community providers will be on hand to provide information about the programs and services they offer to students with special needs.

Waukee Transition Fair
April 16, 2018
5:30-7:30 p.m.

Waukee Innovation and Learning Center
295 S.E. Ashworth Road, Waukee

Invited: Parents, students ages 14+, school administrators, AEA staff, counselors and educators who are preparing individuals to transition from high school to post-secondary pursuits

Registration is not required, but it would be helpful to let your child’s guidance counselor/special education teacher know that you plan to attend by March 30, 2018.

Tables will include representatives of agencies serving students with disabilities in the areas of living, working and learning. Topics will include the following:

• Vocational resources
• Assisted living
• College opportunities
• State and county resources
• Assistive technology
• Camps and leisure pursuits
• Finances
• Disability support resources

Constantino Returns to Iowa to Present “Engaging Every Family to Support Student Achievement”

Are your students’ families really involved in their education? At this FREE event on June 18, participants will will learn the importance of family engagement in the academic lives and success of learners and discover how to create a culture that is conducive to engaging every family in the school and classroom.

Engaging Every Family to Support Student Achievement
June 18, 2018
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Johnston Middle School Auditorium
6501 NW 62nd Ave., Johnston, IA
Register at this link

For more information, contact Terry Mendell, Heartland AEA Family & Educator Lead Coordinator, at (515) 270-0405 ext. 17135 or tmendell@heartlandaea.org.

Invited Audience: school administrators, teacher leaders, general and special education teachers

Presenter: Steve Constantino, Ed.D.
As a high school principal in 1995, Steve Constantino, Ed.D. became aware of research about the effects of family engagement on student learning and was convinced that this was the missing ingredient in helping all children learn. Using his high school as a laboratory, Dr. Constantino began to read more and more research and more importantly, figure out ways to apply it to his school.

Steve’s work has gained national prominence as he’s traveled the United States speaking and working with all types of educators, school board members and businesses to promote sound practices in family engagement that result in increased academic achievement for all students.

Today, he is the Acting State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Commonwealth of Virginia and is an adjunct professor at the School of Education, College of William and Mary where he teaches courses in the Executive Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership.

Registration for the the Governor’s 2018 Future Ready Iowa Summit is Now Open

The Summit will be held on April 3 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. The purpose of this all-day event is to amplify the public conversation about transforming education and the workforce, including expanding work-based learning and computer science instruction..

The Governor’s STEM Advisory Council, which is hosting the summit, is inviting leaders from business and industry preK-12 and postsecondary education, nonprofits, parents, students, elected officials and others, who will take information from the summit back to their communities to build upon existing initiatives.

Speakers include:

• Mary Andringa, Chair of the Board of Vermeer
• Brandon Busteed, Gallup's Executive Director of Education and Workforce Development
• Hadi Partovi, CEO of Code.org
• Jeff Weld, Senior Policy Advisor for STEM education at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
• Jemar Lee, a College Community School District senior and co-founder of EdRevision
• Nicole Smith, Chief Economist at the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce
• Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a computer science education pioneer

Registration is $50 for adults and free for students. Register at this link.

Nominate a Colleague for School Counselor of the Year!

What better way to celebrate National School Counseling Week than to nominate a fellow counselor for School Counselor of the Year! 
Think of a counseling colleague…

• Someone with whom you work
• From whom you find support
• Whose counseling program supports the ASCA standards
• Who goes that extra mile to support students
• Who makes a true difference and is a credit to the school counseling profession

Doesn’t this individual deserve statewide recognition? Take a few minutes and nominate a fellow counselor for the 2018 Iowa School Counselor of the Year Award!

Nominating is easy! Visit the Iowa School Counselor Association of Iowa website 

Your nominee will receive an immediate email notification asking them to complete the online application. The application procedure is also detailed at www.iowaschoolcounselors.org/awards.

Click here to nominate. Nominations will be accepted until Aug. 15, 2018.

Our Mission
To improve the learning outcomes and well-being of all children and youth by providing services and leadership in partnership with families, schools and communities.

Our Goals

• Increase learning growth for students
• Decrease the gap in achievement
• Increase annual graduation rates
• Increase gateways to post-secondary success

Reminder: There Will Be No February HAA or SAC Meetings

The Heartland Administrators' Association (HAA) and Superintendents' Advisory Council (SAC) will not meet in February. Both groups will meet on March 6, 2018. Look for agendas for both meetings very soon. 

**Save these upcoming meeting dates: April 3, May 1.

New Statewide AEA PD Registration System is on the Horizon!

Iowa’s AEAs and AEA Learning Online have been collaborating to move our individual professional development and licensure registration systems to a statewide professional learning registration system. Having one registration system will provide participants with a much larger offering of professional learning activities through a statewide catalog. It also creates greater equity and consistency in programming and resources to help support quality professional development and licensure programming.

System Benefits

View All Offerings That Are Available Statewide
Individuals who use the system will be able to see all courses and activities that are available across the state. Users may search by specific courses, topics, location and more.

Instructors Will Find a User Friendly System
There are system enhancements for instructors! Once an instructor enters a course in the system, they don’t have to repeat that process again. They simply enter a new section for that activity. That includes the syllabus. Once a syllabus is approved, it’s valid across all AEAs!

All Completed Courses Will be in One Transcript
In the new system, there will be one common transcript that shows all courses taken by an individual, including courses from AEA Learning Online. Anything that the individual has taken from an Iowa AEA will show up in one document. Users will be able to print their own transcripts and receipts for tax purposes.

Split the Payments!
Split payment options for credit cards and/or purchase orders will be available in the new system.

Login is Easy and Familiar
Users of the new system will log in using their existing email and password that they use to login to take AEA Learning Online courses as well as Mandatory Reporter and Bloodborne Pathogens trainings.

**In the coming days, expect to see more information and updates through various AEA communication channels.

IPI Workshops Are Coming to a Location Near You

Instructional Practices Inventory Level 1 Workshop
The IPI workshop will begin with an overview of the IPI categories and the protocols for data collection. Detailed practice in the recognition of the IPI categories and consistent application of the data collection protocols enable each participant to develop both validity and reliability in the process. The skill development begins with written scenarios to develop basic understanding of the protocols for data collection and the instructional activities that fit each category. The workshop then transitions to a local school to make observations in classroom settings.

Date: March 21, 2018
Location: Gilbert Intermediate School, 103 Mathews Dr, Gilbert
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Register at this link
Keynote Speaker: Jerry Valentine, Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri

Instructional Practices Inventory Technology Workshop
The Instructional Practices Inventory Technology (IPI-T) Process was developed to provide critical data for faculty about student engagement throughout the school day focusing on technology infusion as a component of engagement. Using the data, faculty and school leaders can design strategies for increasing levels of active, engaged learning and higher-order instruction while reducing the degree of student disengagement during learning time. In addition to fostering positive instructional change, the process can also serve as an indicator of the relative impact of a school’s technology investment and instructional interventions. During the workshop, participants will develop the skills to document student engagement through the use of technology and learn how to use the profiles to engage faculty in collaborative learning conversations about engagement, instructional change, technology integration and school-wide instructional goals.

Date: March 22, 2018
Location: Johnston Community School District Administration Building, Board Room, 5608 Merle Hay Road, Johnston
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Register at this link
Keynote Speaker: Jerry Valentine, Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri

Constantino Returns to Iowa to Present “Engaging Every Family to Support Student Achievement”

Are your students’ families really involved in their education? At this FREE event on June 18, participants will will learn the importance of family engagement in the academic lives and success of learners and discover how to create a culture that is conducive to engaging every family in the school and classroom.

Engaging Every Family to Support Student Achievement
June 18, 2018
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Johnston Middle School Auditorium
6501 NW 62nd Ave., Johnston, IA
Register at this link

For more information, contact Terry Mendell, Heartland AEA Family & Educator Lead Coordinator, at (515) 270-0405 ext. 17135 or tmendell@heartlandaea.org.

Invited Audience: school administrators, teacher leaders, general and special education teachers

Presenter: Steve Constantino, Ed.D.
As a high school principal in 1995, Steve Constantino, Ed.D. became aware of research about the effects of family engagement on student learning and was convinced that this was the missing ingredient in helping all children learn. Using his high school as a laboratory, Dr. Constantino began to read more and more research and more importantly, figure out ways to apply it to his school.

Steve’s work has gained national prominence as he’s traveled the United States speaking and working with all types of educators, school board members and businesses to promote sound practices in family engagement that result in increased academic achievement for all students.

Today, he is the Acting State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Commonwealth of Virginia and is an adjunct professor at the School of Education, College of William and Mary where he teaches courses in the Executive Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership.

Registration for the Governor’s 2018 Future Ready Iowa Summit is Now Open

The Governor’s 2018 Future Ready Iowa Summit will be held on April 3 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. The purpose of this all-day event is to amplify the public conversation about transforming education and the workforce, including expanding work-based learning and computer science instruction.

The Governor’s STEM Advisory Council, which is hosting the summit, is inviting leaders from business and industry, PK-12 and postsecondary education, nonprofits, parents, students, elected officials and others, who will take information from the summit back to their communities to build upon existing initiatives.

Speakers include:

• Mary Andringa, Chair of the Board of Vermeer
• Brandon Busteed, Gallup's Executive Director of Education and Workforce Development
• Hadi Partovi, CEO of Code.org
• Jeff Weld, Senior Policy Advisor for STEM education at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
• Jemar Lee, a College Community School District senior and co-founder of EdRevision
• Nicole Smith, Chief Economist at the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce
• Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a computer science education pioneer

Registration is $50 for adults and free for students. Register at this link.

Plant Hope is This Year’s Theme of the Iowa Association of Alternative Education Spring Conference

The Iowa Association of Alternative Education (IAAE) spring conference, “Plant Hope,” will be held on April 5-6, at the Airport Holiday Inn in Des Moines and will feature speakers Joe Hendershott, Trent Grundmeyer and Chris Norton. Conference information and registration can be found on the IAAE website.

Registration is Open for the Cortical Vision Impairment Summer Workshop Coming June 13-14

Diane Sheline, author of Strategy to See: Strategies for Students with Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment is presenting at the Iowa Deafblind Project Summer Workshop on June 13-14 in Des Moines. The workshop will focus on understanding assessment and intervention strategies for students with Cortical Vision Impairment.

Cortical Vision Impairment Summer Workshop
June 13-14
Ramada Tropics Resort and Conference Center, 5000 Merle Hay Road, Des Moines, IA

Register at this link. Registration is limited to 75 people.

The workshop will be available for one licensure renewal credit through Heartland AEA.

Jump-Start Your School Garden with School Garden 101

Are you interested in starting or expanding a school garden? Elementary and middle school staff who want to plan a garden, or make better use of an existing one, will benefit from a hands-on workshop, School Garden 101 from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.

This five session workshop will be offered on Tuesdays beginning Feb. 27, 2018 from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the Des Moines Public Schools’ Operations Center, 1917 Dean Avenue. License Renewal Credit is available for this opportunity.

School Garden 101 helps school staff connect gardening principles to classroom curriculum. It will provide school staff with beginning horticultural skills, pairs them with a Master Gardener Mentor, and together they will lay out a plan to build their school garden. Participants will learn how to build a compost bin, test soils, plant seeds, and incorporate garden produce into classrooms and cafeterias.

For more information, refer to this flyer and register at this link. License Renewal Credit is available for this opportunity through Heartland AEA.

Feb. 2018 BoEE Update

The Feb. 2018 BoEE newsletter topics include: social media tips, converting initial to standard (wait!), renewal tips, professional development opportunities, CTE Information Technology, and recent cases.

Feb. 2018 Each and Every Child Newsletter

The Feb. 2018 issue of Each and Every Child newsletter from the Iowa Department of Education is now available.

Feb. 2018 School Leader Update

The Feb. 2018 School Leader Update from the Iowa Department of Education is now available.