By Brandie Cox, Occupational Therapist April is Occupational Therapy Month–a time to recognize the vital role occupational therapists play with children from birth to 21. School-based occupational therapists are specialized professionals who support the “occupation” of being a student. These “occupations” for children from birth to 3…
Read MoreHeartland AEA is pleased to provide fun learning resources that qualifying families and their children can access from home. Access is available at any time and from anywhere there is an Internet connection. BookFLIX BookFLIX includes sets of fiction and non-fiction read-aloud ebooks. Learn360 Learn360…
Read MoreGeneral Complaint Form Please complete this form to submit a complaint to Heartland AEA. Name* First Last Email* Date of complaint* MM slash…
Read MoreEquipment for Loan The following equipment can be loaned to area teachers for students who require modifications. Equipment is then delivered directly to area schools on a Heartland AEA van. Check Out Equipment Equipment Adapted hockey sticks Balance beam Basketball hoops, table-top hoops,…
Read MoreIt’s time for your child’s IEP meeting, but you’re not sure what to expect. What is an IEP? How can you prepare? Who will be there? How will this help your child become more successful in the classroom? Individualized education plan (IEP) meetings give you and your child’s…
Read MoreHeartland AEA provides iBoss, a robust Internet filtering service, at no cost to over 30 participating districts and non-public schools. All districts and non-pubic schools in Heartland AEA’s service area are eligible for this service. …
Read MoreHeartland AEA school psychologists provide services that assist parents and educators in meeting the needs of children and youth to succeed academically, socially and emotionally. They collaborate with educators, parents and other professionals to create safe, healthy and supportive learning environments for all students that strengthen connections between home and…
Read MoreAssistive technology (AT) services assist with the selection and implementation of technology-based tools and strategies to support educational achievement for students who have special needs. Heartland AEA’s AT services focus on: Accessible instructional materials (AIM) Specialized software and apps for struggling readers and writers Alternative/augmentative communication Computer and mobile device…
Read MoreOne way Heartland AEA serves to improve student outcomes is through the development of strong partnerships with families and communities. Our agency offers a variety of services to support the learning and development of students from birth through age 21 including access to digital resources and hearing screenings…
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