Iowa’s AEAs are once again sponsoring free network opportunities for schools and districts. Join your colleagues to increase your knowledge and skills, gain support from peers and connect to AEA resources. Information on statewide learning network opportunities is available in this document.
What does impactful district-level collaboration look like? Check out this video shared at the Heartland AEA Superintendent Network meeting by Chief Administrator Dr. Cindy Yelick. It highlights the many examples of collaboration happening between Heartland AEA and our partner districts to improve student outcomes. Interested in leveraging these supports for your own school improvement goals? Contact your Heartland AEA Regional Director or your District Account Manager, Amy Wichman, Crista Carlile or Susie Meade to start the conversation.
The best professional development isn't just about the content, it's about the people you meet and collaborate with! Register for a class at one of these AEA locations to learn alongside other TAG teachers while you incorporate recent legislative updates and get new ideas for curriculum. Options include Ottumwa, Cedar Falls, Johnston, and virtually. Click here to check out all the spring and fall opportunities!
Need your TAG program evaluated?
Or you'd like some professional learning or implementation support related to gifted students? Reach out to Iowa's AEAs to schedule TAG consultant support! Here's what to do:
- Speak with your building principal or central office administrator about your needs.
- Ask them to follow the process to request services from your resident AEA (this form can be completed by administrators with the authority to allocate funds).
- We'll be in touch from there to get calendars lined up!
