What is this? Our Google Workspace support package provides a research-based approach to help educators maximize Google tools for teaching, student engagement and workflow efficiency. By offering structured professional learning and support, we empower you to fully leverage Google Workspace for Education. How can we support you? Daily…
Read MorePBIS and SEBH coaches and team members recently came together for a day of learning and fun at our SEBH Coaches Camp. Learning focused on: What makes an effective system Best practices for system implementation How creating a sense of belonging can help address student/school connectedness and chronic absenteeism Exploring…
Read MoreWhat can we do for you? Campaigns From PPEL and bond referendum votes to school boundary change campaigns, we will: Develop a customized communication plan for your district/school Create print and digital communications: flyers, videos, website landing pages, slides, social media posts, postcards, press releases, etc. Copywriting/Proofreading Review, edit and…
Read MoreStaff serving children in Early ACCESS (birth to age 3) in our northern region recently received the “Community Partner Award” for generosity of spirit, commitment…
Read MoreIn September 2022, the Computer Science Education program at UNI (CSEd@UNI), Central Rivers and Grant Wood AEAs, and the University of Virginia were awarded a CSForAll:RPP scale-up grant by the National Science Foundation. This award is an expansion of CSEd@UNI’s existing Computer Science Endorsement program…
Read MoreCrista Carlile Heartland AEA is pleased to announce the hiring of Crista Carlile as the new regional director for Region 4. Crista, who is currently the Director of Teaching & Learning at Urbandale Schools, will replace Carlene Lodermeier, who will be retiring on June 30, 2022. …
Read MoreWhen the Coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020, many professional learning courses across the nation came to a screeching halt. But after some planning and pivoting, many learning opportunities reconvened using an online or “virtual” approach to teaching participants. At Heartland AEA, this was the reality for many professional learning…
Read MoreA series of videos were developed to help parents understand the purpose of specialized Heartland AEA services such as Early ACCESS, early childhood and special education. The videos were developed in response to a need identified by Heartland AEA’s Parent Advisory Council which is composed of AEA staff and parents…
Read MoreBefore the mid-1970s, many children with physical or mental disabilities did not receive public educations. In 1974, the Iowa legislature removed those barriers, and the U.S. Congress soon pursued a similar goal with the enactment of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The law requires schools to…
Read MoreIowa’s AEAs provide a wide range of assistance to school districts and technology leaders. Our dedicated professional staff have experience working with school districts to achieve educational goals and solve complex problems. We are committed to providing excellent customer service and prompt technical support solutions. Service Offerings…
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