Could it already be time
to start preparing for next school year?! Yes, it is! Quality and
affordable student planners are available for your school through
Heartland AEA’s Creative Services. Planners can help some students feel
more engaged and aware of school events, activities and projects.
Basic
planners will have a plastic cover and coil binding and will contain
intro pages, planner pages, note pages and different calendars. The
planners include a full-year calendar to accommodate extended year
schedules.
Three sizes are available:
• 5.5” x 8.5”
• 8.5” x 11”
• 7” x 11” *New size this year!
Choose
your preferred cover, intro pages, planner pages, note pages and
calendars from our set styles for basic planners (see Planner Guide).
Optional pages can be added for an additional fee (student handbook,
activities calendars, etc.). Order quantities must be a minimum of 50
planners.
Standard Planner Prices
• 5.5” x 8.5” - $1.50 per planner
• 8.5” x 11” - $2.60 per planner
• 7" x 11" - $2.90 per planner
Click here for the Planner Guide (shows options for covers, intro pages, calendar pages, etc.) and here
for the Planner Order Form. Please have your planner orders placed by
May 15, 2014 and approved by June 2, 2014 so they will be ready for the
beginning of the school year.
For more information or to ask about personalizing your school's planners, contact our Creative Services at creativeservices@heartlandaea.org or (800) 255-0405 ext. 14368.
Click here for more information about receiving an ESL endorsement through a Drake/Heartland
AEA partnership. Interested educators are invited to an informational meeting on April 10 from
4:30-5:30 p.m. at the Heartland AEA West Des Moines Campus.
Use the sharing functions below to email this post to interested teachers or post on your
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If you have not ordered your I-ELDA materials, now is the time. The deadline for returning the
materials for scoring to Iowa Testing Programs is May 1, 2014.
Click here to download the April 2014 issue of the School Leader Update from
the Iowa Department of Education. In this month’s issue, Director Brad Buck
explains the state’s emphasis on third-grade literacy, while Attorney Nicole
Proesch gives us a primer on seasonal issues (and alliteration). And Policy
Liaison Mike Cormack shows he has a song in his heart as the Legislature
moves toward wrapping up business.
