Thursday, April 27, 2023

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

 

HAA Meeting Features Future Ready and AI

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The Heartland Administrators Association meeting on May 2 will feature
Future Ready, education and artificial intelligence and partnership updates. Agenda

When: 9-11:30 a.m. 

Where: Heartland AEA Regional Education Center, 6500 Corporate Drive, Johnston

Zoom option: Check your calendar invite for the Zoom link

    Evaluator Approval Credit Courses Announced for Summer

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    If you’re an educator or administrator looking to improve your skills and advance your career, then these summer courses for Evaluator Approval Credit are a must!
    • Cognitive Coaching Level I 
    • Cognitive Coaching Level II
    • Maximize Your Data
    • Leadership Camp 2.0: New Iowa Standards for School Leaders
    • Leadership Camp 1.3 with Special Education Focus
    • EdTech for Administrators

    Looking for Summer PD? Read On!

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    Classes offered by Heartland AEA practitioners - Searchable by interest area!

    Classes offered in Heartland AEA

    Classes offered across the AEA system - Searchable by AEA or month, this list is updated weekly!

    For more information about Heartland AEA’s professional learning opportunities, email profdev@heartlandaea.org.

    Choose Your Path in Social Studies Professional Learning

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    Four differentiated professional learning "pathways" will be offered this summer to support teaching and learning in social studies.

    Pathway 1: Inquiry 101
    Pathway 2: Unit Planning in Social Studies
    Pathway 3: Disciplinary Literacy and the Use of Primary Sources
    Pathway 4: Visible Learning in Social Studies Book Study


    Take this pre-assessment - see which workshop fits your needs!


    License renewal credit is available if you take two workshops

    Register for Teaching for Impact Training - No Cost!

    Teaching for Impact
    This training is for all educators who support learners with disabilities from birth to 21. There's no cost to attend. 


    Session content areas include:
    • college and career readiness
    • mathematics
    • literacy
    • early childhood
    • leadership
    • positive learning environments
    Three dynamic speakers have been invited to lead the training:
    1. Jennifer Wolfsheimer
    2. Hedy Chang
    3. Clay Cook
    Teaching for Impact Training
    June 13-14, 2023
    Iowa Events Center, Des Moines

    Sponsored by the Iowa Department of Education and Iowa’s AEAs