Jeff Glade, digital learning consultant at Heartland AEA, was recently awarded a “20 to Watch” award from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), a nonprofit focused on accelerating innovation in education. This year’s recipients were recognized during the summer 2024 ISTELive Conference. The “20 to Watch”…
Read MoreThe Heartland AEA total rewards framework is designed to support and reinforce our goals, strategies, values, operational and financial needs and the vision and mission of the Agency. It includes all of the tools available to Heartland AEA that may be used to attract, recruit, motivate and retain employees, as well as…
Read MoreLibrary Materials The Heartland AEA library contains many resource materials for English Learners that educators may check out at no cost. The library is located in the Johnston Regional Education Center at 6500 Corporate Drive in Johnston. Educators may stop by and check out items, or they can reserve materials…
Read MoreHow do I Renew My Substitute Authorization? Substitute Authorization Renewal The Substitute Authorization is valid for five years and expires five years from the date of issuance by the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners. Application fees are paid to the BOEE during…
Read MoreHeartland AEA’s special education services help ensure that there are opportunities for all students to benefit from a quality education, regardless of disability or learner needs. AEA staff members provide technical assistance and leadership to meet the diverse needs of children and students in our service area. Many of the…
Read MoreAEA Professional Learning Registration System First-time User? Create an Account in identAEA New Instructor? Start here… Iowa’s AEAs are pleased to launch a new AEA Professional Learning Registration System that is more…
Read MoreOur postsecondary team partners with district teams and individuals to support students in achieving postsecondary success. Through personalized coaching, collaborative efforts and expert consulting, we equip educators with the tools and strategies needed to help their students embark on a successful transition to college, career and beyond. Postsecondary…
Read MoreHeartland AEA serves students from birth to the age of 21. The eligibility requirements for children to receive services differ depending on the age of the child. In all cases, however, services are free and are based on eligibility and need. If you believe that a child or…
Read MoreGeneral & Special Education Licensure For questions regarding general education and special education licensure, contact: Iowa Board of Educational Examiners More Information For more information, see these partner websites: Iowa Department of…
Read MoreHeartland Area Education Agency (AEA) works in partnership with public and accredited non-public schools to provide educational services, programs and resources for improving the learning outcomes and well-being of all children and youth in central Iowa. Heartland AEA staff members serve children from birth to age 21, families,…
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