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The Board of Educational Service Unit #11 of the State of Nebraska, hereinafter referred to as ESU #11, held a regular meeting at the Office Building in Holdrege, Nebraska on March 11, 2024.
Currently on display at ESU 11 is artwork from Arapahoe.
ESU 11 currently has an opening for a Speech and Language Pathologist. This person will work collaboratively with students’ educational teams to develop and implement student-centered programming to support students’ needs. This highly rewarding position will work directly withstudents from ages birth to 21, parents, teachers, and administrators to impact students’ skills in speech and… Continue Reading
ESU 11 will be offering the following classes this summer. Registration can be found on the ESU 11 website.
On February 20, 2024, Kate Hatch organized an art enrichment workshop for area art teachers. This workshop was facilitated by Arapahoe Public Schools Art Teacher, Ashley Piquet. This day was designed for the artist/educator teaching kindergarten through twelfth grade. Ashley demonstrated the art of mixed media weaving. This is based on the work of El… Continue Reading
On February 14, 2024 Educational Service Unit #11 sponsored the opportunity for area counselors to participate in a networking process that occurs four times each year. Staff Development Director Kate Hatch organized the counselors’ day. During this particular meeting, Doug Tillman and David Hof, professors in the Counselor Education Department at UNK, discussed current behavioral… Continue Reading
Art from Bertrand School is on display at ESU 11.
On February 1, 2024, Dr. Chrystal Liu, World Language Specialist from NDE, facilitated a workshop for World Language teachers. On this day learning centered around high quality instructional materials to support World Language instruction, technology-enhanced strategies to engage students, and strategies to create a productive and engaged learning environment.
On February 1, 2024 Cody Talarico, the Fine Arts Education Specialist from the Nebraska Department of Education, facilitated a Music workshop. During the course of the day, the teachers explored listening lessons for all grades in order to increase students’ musical “language.” In addition, they collaborated and shared ideas and lessons, explored education technology and… Continue Reading
On January 29, 2024, Staff Development Director, Kate Hatch, facilitated a reVISION process workday for school teams. The reVISION process provides Nebraska schools and community colleges with the opportunity to analyze and transform their current CTE systems in order to improve their ability to educate a qualified workforce that meets industry needs within an ever-changing… Continue Reading