Northwest Regional Education Service District

Congrats to Colleen Nolan on being selected as the new principal of our Tualatin Early Childhood Center. The center provides Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education services to more than 500 children and their families annually. Learn more about Colleen: https://lnkd.in/gsWvrigf

How are we working to improve Northwest Oregon's child care system? Here's our elevator pitch. #earlylearning #childcare #childcareresourceandreferral

🎙 **LISTEN** to an audio version of the story about our equity learning teams and #liberatorydesign work, narrated by the facilitator of this work Katie Jones and with a special intro by Superintendent Dan Goldman. Spanish audio version made possible by interpreter Carolina Romero Ramírez, M.A., CHI™ Spanish. https://lnkd.in/gudWYhwK #equity #education

📞 ☎ 📣 Calling all teachers! Join us for an inspiring exploration of #computerscience #careerpathways! Dive into innovative pedagogical strategies and hands-on experiences to elevate your teaching and inspire your students. Don't miss this opportunity to shape the next generation of tech leaders.

🎊 Our Chief Human Resources Officer Debbie Simons has been named HR Director of the Year by the Oregon School Personnel Association (OSPA). 🎊 “Debbie is without question the most willing HR leader in the state of Oregon when it comes to service at the state level, on committees, informing legislation, serving in her professional role as a Board member, and holding the highest standards with regard to professional conduct, preparation and performance," says OSPA Executive Director Dr. Tim Yeomans. "She is an outstanding resource and always willing to help a colleague or someone with a question or advice. She is the consummate HR leader and professional!” NWRESD's Board of Directors will celebrate Debbie's achievement at their June general session. Debbie is pictured with OSPA Education & Leadership Training Director Marsha Benjamin Moyer. Of the honoree Marsha says, "Debbie consistently demonstrates a strategic mindset and a deep commitment to employee development, driving initiatives that effectively attract, retain, and nurture top talent. Her leadership is marked by effective communication, empathetic guidance, and a steadfast commitment to inclusivity for all stakeholders, creating an environment where every individual feels valued and empowered to thrive. Her talent for fostering a culture of excellence is evident in her ability to navigate complex situations with grace and professionalism, earning her reputation as a gifted and talented leader. Debbie's favorite saying, "Not my monkeys, not my circus," encapsulates her ability to stay focused amidst challenges, serving as an excellent ringmaster in navigating organizational dynamics.” 

What does it look like when a teacher conference is delivered entirely by students? Find out: https://lnkd.in/eAg3ZJad #studentvoice #equity #educationalequity #teacherpd #educatorpd

What a cool feature about natural resource management CTE at Vernonia School District 47j, hands-on, "dirty, sawdusty" learning about high wage, high demand careers in 🌲 forestry 👨🚒 fire science 🎇 welding and 👷♀️ construction. Go Loggers!

For the last episode of this season, Dr. Coakley met with Clackamas Education Service District Superintendent Larry Didway and Northwest Regional Education Service District - Official Superintendent Dan Goldman to discuss the implications and future of artificial intelligence in education. The superintendents shared insights on the potential benefits and challenges of integrating AI into their school districts, highlighting the importance of preparing both staff and students for a technologically advanced educational landscape. Listen and subscribe to “Leaders Build Leaders with Dr. Coakley” at https://lnkd.in/gi_8kAgN #LeadersBuildLeaders #EducationLeaders #OregonLeaders #Education #AI

On Saturday, June 1, the Native Youth Wellness Warrior PowWow comes to the Wingspan Event Center in Hillsboro for the second year in a row. A community meal will be served at 5 pm followed by the grand entry and student honoring for high school graduates at 6 pm. Carlos Calica will emcee and drummers from around the region will participate. This PowWow is made possible thanks to partners Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, Inc. (NARA), Bow & Arrow Culture Club, NAYA Family Center, City of Hillsboro, City of Beaverton, Northwest Education Service District and its 20 component school districts.

Coming soon 👀 Share with your teacher and counselor friends so they can mark their calendars! (Washington County, South Columbia County, and Portland Metro)