The Board of Educational Service Unit #11 of the State of Nebraska, hereinafter referred to as ESU #11, held its regular meeting at the Office Building in Holdrege, Nebraska on March 16, 2020.
On March 16, 2020, Kate and Wade facilitated a Continuous Improvement Profile workday to assist districts in creating and updating an online district profile on Google Sites. The district profile should: assure all stakeholders’ understanding and beliefs, organize activities, develop timelines and committee structures, provide focus for all, provide the “road map” for improvement, and identify areas of… Continue Reading
On March 3 and 4, 2020, ESU 11 hosted a Basic Threat Assessment training. This two-day training was designed for K-12 school teams, and provided information to help identify, assess, and manage the risk/ threat of targeted violence posed by students, staff, and community members toward the school community. During the course of the two… Continue Reading
On February 25, 2020, Kate Hatch organized an art enrichment workshop for area art teachers. This workshop was facilitated by Hitchcock County Schools Art Teacher, Natalie Thiessen. This day was designed for the artist/educator teaching kindergarten through twelfth grade. Natalie showed us how to do Screen Printing and Glass Fusing. In addition to learning these… Continue Reading
The Board of Educational Service Unit #11 of the State of Nebraska, hereinafter referred to as ESU #11, held its regular meeting at the Office Building in Holdrege, Nebraska on February 17, 2020.
On February 13, 2020 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, Nebraska Council of School Administrator Ambassadors, Cinde Wendell, showed the latest NE Loves Public Schools film… Continue Reading
On Wendesday, February 5, ESU 11 hosted a Hot Topics in Education event for area school boards. Bobby Truhe and Steve Williams from KSB School Law were the evening’s presenters and shared information with more than 70 in attendance. Some of the topics included Americanism law requirements, vaping and juuling in schools, and social media… Continue Reading
