Heartland AEA is looking for a Chief Student Services Officer to fulfill the responsibilities of the Heartland AEA Director of Special Education. The CSSO will be responsible for providing oversight for the Agency’s support of area school districts to meet state and federal special education statutes, rules and regulations. The CSSO will also:
- Advocate for an appropriate and effective education for all children and youth
- Foster supportive and productive relationships among all work groups at Heartland AEA and with the families, schools and communities that Heartland AEA serves
- Serve as Heartland AEA’s liaison to the Iowa Department of Education for special education and related services
- Serve as the Agency’s representative for the statewide Special Education Directors Network
Applications will be accepted until Jan. 30 through the Heartland AEA website.
Heartland AEA-area educators, you’re in luck! You can now place all your orders for printing, lamination and graphic design through our new Creative Services Online system at csonline.heartlandaea.org.
The new system has a number of great features that will help you save time when requesting materials for your classroom. You can:
- Upload files straight to print
- Search our new catalog of products, some of which can be customized for your students or classroom
- Pay online using a purchase order, credit card or Pcard
- Easily re-order items from your order history
- And so much more!
Log on to Creative Services Online using the same username and password you use for AEA Learning Online training, such as Mandatory Reporter and Bloodborne Pathogens.
Remember we can print and design just about anything for your classroom or school. Banners, vinyl wall graphics, posters, stickers, folders, business cards, envelopes -- the possibilities are endless!
As always, Creative Services through Heartland AEA is only for classroom/educational use—we do not provide personal printing or design.
Iowa’s AEAs will host the Legislative Advocacy Event on Feb. 4-5, 2019 at Prairie Meadows. This event will take the place of the regularly scheduled Heartland Administrators’ Association (HAA) February meeting. Registration and more details are available in this Smore newsletter.
