A Closer Look at AESA’s Networks
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This week we start a three-week series focusing on each network individually. Up first is our Women's Leadership Network!
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The Women’s Leadership Network is a vibrant community created for women, by women, dedicated to supporting both seasoned and aspiring leaders. Our network offers opportunities for women from diverse backgrounds to connect and build a nationwide support system, empowering them to make a meaningful impact in their organizations.
The Women’s Leadership Network provides a safe and inclusive forum where members can discuss important issues and further their professional and personal journeys. Our open-guided discussions are centered around pre-read books, fostering rich, insightful conversations.
The network is divided into three cohorts. Each cohort will meet virtually for six 90-minute sessions. (Cohort 1 starts in a little less than a month!) Registrations are limited to 25 participants per cohort.
- Cohort 1: August 13, October 8, December 10, February 11, April 8
- Cohort 2: September 5, November 7, January 9, March 6, May 8
- Cohort 3: September 17, November 19, January 14, March 18, May 13 June 10 - End of Year Celebration for All Cohorts
Our in-person gathering will be March 4-5, 2025 in Palm Springs, CA. The face-to-face meeting provides network members with a learning opportunity focusing on current trends and issues. Keynote presenters are selected based on the content and will lead discussion and collaboration.
Stay tuned for updates on our focused topics, which are currently under review and will be shared with registrants soon. Join us and be part of a movement that champions women's leadership and growth!
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Advocacy in Action Conference
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Join us September 25-27, 2024 in Washington, D.C. Network with ESA leaders, learn from expert speakers, and elevate your advocacy efforts. Your participation is crucial for driving the change needed to support ESAs and the school districts they serve.
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As AESA’s premier annual event, we bring you thought leaders from around the country and ESA professionals who are experts in their educational field. We focus on how ESAs are tackling today’s tough issues and what you can expect to come next.
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AESA Sends Letter to Senate Subcommittee Urging Appropriate Funding of the STOP School Violence Act
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As the 118th Congress considers their Fiscal Year 2025 budget, AESA, in fellowship with 34 organizations who represent and care for student’s safety, sent a letter to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies. The letter urged members to appropriately fund the bipartisan STOP School Violence Act (Division S, Title V of public Law 115—141).
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Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program
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The Raymond Corporation, in partnership with Broome-Tioga BOCES, has offered an apprenticeship program for the last thirty years. The program ...
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Region 16 is working on a fiber project to bring seamless digital learning through high-speed broadband access to rural areas in the Texas Panhandle.
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HeyTutor, one of the largest in-person tutoring companies in the United States, was recently named “Educational Support System of the Year” in the annual EdTech Breakthrough Awards program. The award recognizes HeyTutor’s state-of-the-art technology platform, approach to high-dosage, in-person tutoring, and dedication to helping school districts address pandemic-related learning loss.
“HeyTutor’s blended in-person and technology-forward approach is the perfect marriage of tutor and technology,” said Steve Johansson, managing director, EdTech Breakthrough. “Although the benefits of high-dosage, in-person tutoring are well documented, HeyTutor is capable of delivering in-person tutoring on a large scale… combining state-of-the-art technology with old-fashioned, in-person tutoring, so more time can be focused on students’ needs and ultimate success.”
Founded in Los Angeles in 2014 as a virtual marketplace to match tutors with students, HeyTutor pivoted in 2020 to help school districts address pandemic-related learning loss. Today the company serves thousands of students in school districts across the country, including Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, New Jersey, Maine, Missouri, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. To learn more, read here.
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