ESD 112 partners with GVCC to launch Lemonade Day
Still looking for ways to combine fun and learning at home while practicing social distancing? Take a trip to Lemonopolis to learn about business and [...]
Still looking for ways to combine fun and learning at home while practicing social distancing? Take a trip to Lemonopolis to learn about business and [...]
Applications for the 2020-2021 ESD-U cohort are due on Friday, May 1. As ESD-U prepares to wrap up its second year this summer, the alternative [...]
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 75 percent of opioid misuse starts with people using medication that wasn't prescribed for them—usually [...]
Following Governor Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order on Monday, March 23, you and your family may find yourselves wondering how you’re going to [...]
Think back for a moment to when you were in high school or college, preparing to enter the real world and start your career. How [...]
Now in its second year, ClimeTime programs across the state of Washington continue to educate K-12 teachers about climate science and provide them with the [...]
Nominations are now being accepted for ESD 112’s 2021 Teacher of the Year award. The award is presented to an exceptional teacher in Southwest Washington [...]
Applications now open for 2021 ESD-U cohort; non-degree holders encouraged to submit info Figuring out the steps to becoming a certified teacher can be a [...]
If there’s one thing education professionals can count on, it’s that educational standards and practices will continue to evolve over time as new research becomes [...]
It’s a delicate, yet important educational recipe. When imaginative curriculum, mandatory standards and critical areas of focus are combined, the outcome can be a delightful [...]
What comes to mind when you think of computer science? Perhaps you think it is something only software engineers or IT departments think or care [...]
The past several years have seen an upward trend in youth civic engagement, and that certainly appears to be the case here in Southwest Washington. [...]