Alternative Routes program helps alleviate teacher shortage
ESD 112 Becomes Certification Provider Finding teachers is becoming especially difficult. It's a challenging job, and with the demand for teachers in general increasing by [...]
ESD 112 Becomes Certification Provider Finding teachers is becoming especially difficult. It's a challenging job, and with the demand for teachers in general increasing by [...]
ESD 112's nPower Girls video is featured in the National Science Foundation’s STEM For All Video Showcase! Check out what we’re doing and please vote [...]
Research shows that from middle school on, girls are much less likely to show an interest in studying STEM subjects than boys. Today, only 23% [...]
One year ago, Hannah King of Beacon Hill Elementary in the Kelso School District was new to the profession and having a hard time managing [...]
Klickitat school district Teens Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse (TADAA!) hosted a senior citizen’s prom on February 11, 2017. The theme was “A Night Under [...]
The Southwest Washington STEM Network is powered by nConnect, which recruits and mobilizes STEM professionals as volunteers in the STEM learning community. By maintaining and [...]
Tanya Boyer, Business Development Manager for CSG In 2015, the Washington Legislature provided $235 million in competitive grant funds to help school districts [...]
On February 8, representatives from 22 school districts and ESDs from Washington and Oregon attended the Interactive Panel Showcase, hosted by ESD 112's DigitalEdge Purchasing [...]
When Ann and Dustin Miszczak first learned about the Early Head Start (EHS) program through ESD 112, their family was homeless and living with a [...]
Professional learning for teachers and career-connected learning for students The connection between the learning that occurs in the classroom and applying it to real-life [...]
Ashley Horn is a young, single mother of four kids under the age of 12 living in Vancouver. In the last year she's gone from [...]
The ESD 112 1-2-3 Grow and Learn program did some growing over the 2015-16 school year, and has continued to grow this fall, adding [...]