Monthly Archives: October 2013

Wapsie Valley CSD was recently recognized by KWWL-TV for their implementation of PBIS and the Olweus Bullying Prevention program. The story featured the tremendous progress the district has made due, in large part, to support provided by AEA 267 staff … Continue reading →

River Hills School held their annual open house on Thursday, October 3. The event was a huge success with students and their families, friends and staff enjoying a fun night of fellowship and great food. The highlight of the evening … Continue reading →

As you may know, staff members in our Information & Technology service area have been reviewing three and five year trends in how we deliver materials to the classroom. Physical delivery of materials has gone down 39% in the past … Continue reading →

As you work through your first time submitting mileage and expense reimbursements in the new Infinite Visions system, you may experience some frustrations if you haven’t taken time to review the screencast or written instructions provided within the portal. Please … Continue reading →

Please be aware of a recent change to the email addresses of Heartland AEA staff members. The protocol for email is now first initial, last name @heartlandaea.org. You may wish to make changes to contacts from Heartland AEA in your … Continue reading →

As you use the Infinite Visions system to submit leaves, mileage/expense reimbursements and to access other tools and resources, please be sure to double-check your personal information and make any necessary updates. Use the “My Personal Information” menu within the … Continue reading →

The AEA 267 Board of Directors met October 2, 2013 at 6 p.m. at the AEA 267 Clear Lake office for their regular meeting. During the meeting, board members were recognized for their dedicated service to AEA 267 this past … Continue reading →

(The following message is shared as a courtesy to the United Way. Pledge consideration is completely optional.) United Way is changing lives of children, seniors, families and individuals in our community. By focusing on education, income and health—the building blocks … Continue reading →