Conference & Institute Center

Conference & Institute Center2024-10-08T14:16:52-07:00

Providing a learning center for teachers, parents and trainers.

Facilities

Center Facilities

Our Conference and Institute Center offers six reservable conference rooms with varied room capacity depending upon room arrangement. Four of the rooms can be joined together to create a spacious and professional conference venue.

Rental fees and additional costs may apply to outside events that are not ESD sponsored, charge attendees, or are outside of business operation hours.

The Center is wheelchair accessible and has reserved parking and restroom facilities for the handicapped.

Hours of Operation

The conference center is staffed during normal business hours from 8:00am – 4:30pm Monday through Friday excluding holidays. Events occurring outside of business hours can be arranged. Please contact us for availability.

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Location

Conference Center Map

We have expanded and our computer lab is now located in the 2500 building.

Map of Conference Center

Location

Directions

Enter the parking area from NE 65th Ave and park on the North side of the building. Enter the building through the North entrance. Please note that our computer lab has moved back to the 2500 building in the Shoalwater Bay Room.

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Get Social with Us

ESD 112
ESD 112October 27, 2025 at 8:57am
On October 13, ESD 112 brought together school and community leaders at the Principals' Breakfast and Resource Fair to discuss student well-being across our region.

Clark County Public Health shared insights from the Healthy Youth Survey, the only population-level health data source for adolescents in Southwest Washington. This statewide survey helps schools direct prevention programming where it's needed most.

Students from the Goldendale High School (GHS) Prevention Club joined the conversation, bringing youth perspectives to the table. "I got involved in prevention because I want to help high school students change their habits," shared Jacy, a GHS student who helps organize Red Ribbon Week and other prevention activities.
Goldendale School District Prevent Coalition

Read more at: https://bit.ly/ESD-Principals

Professional Development News

Prevent expands opioid prevention efforts

Prevent Coalition (Prevent), a community coalition formed in 2003 and supported by the fiscal agent Educational Service District 112, has received an Opioid Prevention Grant to help fight opioid misuse among youth in Clark County. [...]

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