Have you visited the new Attendance Center Ranking application?
- Proficiency rates in math & reading
- Academic growth
- Attendance rates
- Parent involvement
- Employee turnover
- Community activities and involvement
- Closing achievement gaps score
- Graduation rate
- College readiness
Are you familiar with the 2015 AEA Legislative Priorities?
Here’s a brief overview. More in-depth information is found here: AEA 2015 Legislative Priorities
Early Literacy/Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)
Supports a state commitment of $8 million for the AEA system to reach the goal of every Iowa child reading at or above grade level by the end of third grade.
Restore Funding for Children with Special Needs
$70 million of state funding has been reduced from the AEA system over the past 4 years.
Teacher Leadership and Compensation Training
Supports a state commitment of $2 million to provide training and technical support for implementation of the Teacher Leadership and Compensation system
School-based Mental Health Services
Supports a state commitment of $2.5 million to provide pilot projects in each AEA for school based mental health services.
Supports a state commitment of $2.5 million to provide pilot projects in each AEA for school based mental health services.
Personalized Learning
Supports a state commitment of $2 million to continue the development and delivery of a robust system of personalized learning for all Iowa students.
Supports a state commitment of $2 million to continue the development and delivery of a robust system of personalized learning for all Iowa students.
For more information, contact AEA Executive Director Brent Siegrist at bsiegrist@gwaea.org