It's Time to Tell You More:
The Summer Leadership Conference
Line-up is Exciting!
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Make An Impact:
ESAs Leading the Way for Stronger Communities
ESAs have a critical leadership role in building stronger communities. Learn how others are doing it: Learn how you can too!
At this year’s
Summer Leadership Conference,
the cornerstone model for systemic change that we will examine is called
Collective Impact.
- Learn the key components of a system-wide community engagement process called Collective Impact.
- Hear stories of how other ESAs are shaping their roles as community leaders.
- Collaborate, discuss, network, and go home with new ideas and tools in your leadership toolkit.
If you want a preview, here it is:
Stories you'll hear:
- Genessee ISD's crucial role in responding to the Flint, MI Water Crisis.
- What Douglas ESD did to bring critical services back to this rural Oregon community after county-wide cuts.
- How ESC-Region 20, San Antonio, TX leads partnerships with K-12, higher ed and workforce systems to align resources and enrich lives.
Featuring a special panel presentation and discussion on mental and behavioral health partnerships:
Take an in-depth look at how ESAs emerged as essential partners as their communities faced some of today's most critical problems. Programs featured include:
- Solano Kids Thrive demonstrates how the Collective Impact process that resulted in an awareness-to-action campaign to educate on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Resilience. Presented by the Solano County Office of Education, Fairfield, CA
- IU1/Greene County Mental Health Partnership will discuss the necessity of collaboration between providers and the positive outcomes of placing services within the schools. Presented by Intermediate Unit 1, Coal Center, PA
- SMART: System-Wide Mental Health Assessment and Response Treatment Team, a Glenn County Office of Education collaborative initiative proactively addresses violence against others or one's self. It also serves as a communication conduit between schools, mental health providers, and sworn officers. Presented by Glenn County Office of Education, CA
Making travel plans?
July 15, 4 p.m registration opens, 6 p.m. Welcome Dinner
July 16, 17 and 18: Sessions
July 18: Conference concludes at Noon
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Coming Soon! AESACommunity
AESACommunity will be an online space for members-only discussions and resources. Please watch your email for details before May 1.
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Dates to Remember
Now through April 23, 2019
April 16 - June 16, 2019
Who do you know who's deserving of one of these recognitions? We want to hear from you!
May 1
Annual Conference registration opens!
Now through May 15
May 15
Registration for Educator Call to Action Conference opens.
Conference dates are September 18-20, 2019 in Washington D.C.
July 15-18, 2019
This year's theme:
Make An Impact: ESAs Leading the Way for Stronger Communities
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We could use your help.
Complete your organization's directory information today!
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When you fill out your organizations directory information, we will keep you in the loop about AESA federal advocacy, upcoming events, important news and announcements, and connect you to AESA resources.
Have you updated your ESA's directory information?
If yes, thank you very much!
If you haven’t already done so, please use easy
this online form
to submit your current contact/logistical information. Please Note: This information is for our purposes only. We will not share it with anyone else.
Thank you!
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Annual Conference
Break-out Sessions
Proposals Due in One Week!
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Is today the day you submit your break-out proposal for the Annual Conference?
The successes, innovations, skills, and knowledge that ESA staff present at the AESA Annual Conference are the backbone of the event.
We look forward to hearing your great ideas. Hurry! The deadline is Tuesday, April 23.
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AESA has a new registration system, AESA Connect!
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AESA staff has worked with business partner, MindShine, to develop a registration system that we hope you will find streamlined and user friendly.
Get started.
Note: This is the link to register for the Summer Leadership Conference. (You don't have to register for the event, but to use the system, everyone has to have a user profile. This link will help you do that.)
Scroll down and click on the “Sign Up” link and follow the directions to create a user profile. You will be prompted with further directions.
Individuals
To register for events, all users must first create a user profile in the new system. Each user must have a unique email address (you cannot use the same address for multiple users) and a password. If you will be making your own registrations for AESA events, scroll down to sign-up, and follow the directions.
ESAs May Designate an Registration Administrator: Registering multiple users from one organization
Many ESAs prefer to have one person create multiple registrations. If you have someone in your organization, such as an administrative assistant, who is responsible for registering multiple participants for events, he or she should:
- Create his/her own user profile, then
- Contact Ann Fiene, AESA Executive Assistant. She will designate him/her as the organization’s registration administrator.
Registration administrators will have the ability to create profiles and register multiple
users for events. We encourage you to do this sooner rather than later before the Summer Leadership Conference and Annual Conference registration process gets busy and it may take AESA staff longer to reply.
Another feature of this new system is that the registrant will not only receive a confirmation of their registration but will also receive a credit card receipt in a separate email.
To prevent the verifications, confirmations, and receipts from being blocked by your network security we recommend that you (or your IT department) whitelist (add to your contacts) the following email address:
aesasystem@gmail.com.
If you have any questions or need assistance with the new system, please contact
Ann Fiene.
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Business Partner: Intelliboard
You have the content. They have the platform.
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Let’s SHARE and GROW together.
That’s right! You don’t have to host, update or pay for an LMS. We have that covered!
Join us as we design a place where educators come together to equip one another and collaborate through shared experiences and knowledge. Imagine a culture of sharing, growing and reflecting- even failing, sharing and growing. Together we can build the #1 place for educational knowledge sharing.
Our eLearning environment features a custom Moodle LMS, data and analytics dashboards for instructors and learners and an eCommerce option. All managed and hosted for you! It’s the perfect digital platform for you to design eLearning courses, market your courses nationwide and enroll educators from anywhere. ESA collaboration at its best! You can teach a course and expand your audience beyond your ESA or your districts can take a course offered by another ESA. We even have eCommerce if you want to sell your content!
Collectively we can offer professional development covering a broader scope of topics.
With a commitment to continuous growth, reflection and sharing, our experiences empower educators and impact learners.
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You have the content.
We have the platform.
Together we're like peas in a pod.
IntelliBoard is excited to announce a new content sharing platform offered at no charge to Educational Service Agencies!
Do you have a course already built?
Have an idea for a course?
Want to move your face-to-face content to an eLearning platform?
You don’t have to host, update or pay for an LMS. We have that
covered!
Start thinking about your content!
Is your ESA excited to share and learn from other ESAs?
AESA Business Partners are important part of AESA. We appreciate the value our business partners offer member ESAs.
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