Monthly Archives: August 2011

By now, you should have received your invitation to the all-staff “welcome back” meeting to be held in your area. If not, just a reminder about the following dates: Tuesday, August 16, Cedar Falls area staff (AEA 267 Cedar Falls … Continue reading →

While you may not have been at the Iowa Education Summit held last month, you can still watch videos of the speakers involved! Visit the AEA 267 Eduvision site and search for “Iowa Ed Summit” to watch replays.

As of July 1, the agency will no longer use the news media as one of the channels for announcing office closings or professional development cancellations. Information will still be shared in the following ways: Under “Latest News” on the agency’s … Continue reading →

More accurate location information has been added to the searchable staff directory available on the agency’s website. (The classification information was removed since it often created confusion.) Please search for yourself in the directory and ensure that the information we … Continue reading →

A new video has been produced to raise awareness among new teachers about the services AEA 267 can provide for them. While not every service is covered (that would be a nine-hour video instead of nine minutes!), the video highlights … Continue reading →

The agency’s two new Site Superintendents have had a busy summer orienting to their new positions. Both Julie Davies, AEA 267 Site Superintendent for the Clear Lake Office, and Kim Neal, AEA 267 Site Superintendent for the Marshalltown Office, are … Continue reading →

The AEA 267 Board of Directors met August 10, 2011 at 4 p.m. in the AEA 267 Administrative Service Center for a closed session of the Annual Professional Growth Conference with the Chief Administrator. The Audit Committee met at 5:15 … Continue reading →

Iowa Valley Community College District (IVCCD) will ask voters to renew its $.20¼ Plant Levy on the Sept. 13, 2011, school election ballot.  According to IVCCD Chancellor, Dr. Chris Duree, this is not a new tax but a 10-year levy, which … Continue reading →