Author Archives: Beth Strike

Last year, over 2,000 educators served by our agency responded to the Iowa Department of Education annual Customer Feedback Survey regarding AEA services. Responses were overwhelmingly positive and provide direct feedback for us regarding how those we serve feel about … Continue reading →

Please plan to attend one or more of the retirement open houses being planned in honor of our 2010 retirees (a list of retiring staff is still being assembled but will be available next month). This year we will also … Continue reading →

The AEA 267 Board of Directors met March 3, 2010 at 4 p.m. in the AEA 267 Conference Center for a Board work session to meet with the search consultant and continue the search process. The board reconvened at 6 … Continue reading →

Do you have a need to photograph or video your work with students or other educators? Wondering whether a release form is needed from the parties involved? Indeed a form is needed and they are available on the staff website … Continue reading →

Just a reminder to staff that the agency archives all email that is sent and received from agency email accounts. If there is a need, designated AEA staff may access and retrieve employee email. This is in accordance to Agency … Continue reading →

Operation School Supplies is an outreach program supported by the men and women assigned to Kirkuk Regional Air Base/FOB WARRIOR. The soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen, and civilian contractors stationed there communicate the needs of local school children to their families, … Continue reading →

“It was brought to our attention that the Student Records Office in Cedar Falls received all the credit for the recent donations to AEA 267 Devonshire School, when in fact they were from the entire Special Education Office in Cedar … Continue reading →

The AEA 267 Board of Directors met February 10, 2010 at 4 p.m. in the AEA 267 Conference Center for a board work session with G. Tryon and Associates. After the work session, the board met at 6 p.m. for … Continue reading →

For many people, this time of the year can be a bit of a drag with winter showing no sign of letting up. This video, which tells the story of Patrick Henry Hughes, a remarkable man with special needs, is … Continue reading →

The current Annual Progress Report (APR) is now available online for staff  and the public to view. The Annual Progress report provides detailed data that show how well the agency is doing in meeting a variety of improvement goals. For … Continue reading →

You have seen Picasso. You’ve seen Munch and VanGogh. Come join budding artists from the AEA 267 Bremwood School as they present “Understanding Modern Art”, the third annual AEA 267 Bremwood Art Show to be held on Wednesday, March 24th, … Continue reading →