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For the first time, all of the AEAs are putting their online courses in one place. The result is AEA PD Online, and it is up and running, available for registration. Educators across the state have taken advantage of online … Continue reading →

The Iowa Educators’ Consortium (IEC) was recently made aware that any State of Iowa employee (teachers, administrators and school support staff) taking advantage of the discount on personal cell phone plans with US Cellular may need to renew or ‘re-apply’ … Continue reading →

Did you know that there are 2,023 school board members representing K-12 education in Iowa? Collectively, they help to ensure accountability and results for the $3.9 billion dollars in education spending in our state. Every year, school and AEA board … Continue reading →

In case you missed it or don’t receive the Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, the newspaper published an extensive feature story on Sunday, May 1 about the agency’s efforts around Second Chance Reading and the impact those efforts are having on … Continue reading →

The Board met May 4, 2011 at 6 p.m. in the AEA 267 Conference Center for their regular meeting. Members were each presented a certificate of recognition by Dr. Horn for Board Appreciation Week. During the board meeting, the board: … Continue reading →

Three area paraeducators recently received the 2011 AEA 267 Outstanding Paraeducator Award. Peg Hennings, Union Community School District; Judy Bodecker, AEA 267 Castle Hill School; and Stephanie Mulford, CAL Community School District all were recognized. Other nominees included Ann Brown, … Continue reading →

Please watch for a yellow envelope coming to you via van mail with information related to: Health and Dental insurance enrollment for Plan Year July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012 Flexible Benefit Plan Health Care Reform Changes and Disclosures … Continue reading →

Nearly 1,700 teachers and administrators responded to the annual Iowa Department of Education AEA Customer Feedback Survey administered this spring. While responses are down slightly from a high of approximately 1,900 last year, the information will provide an abundance of … Continue reading →

Guided by suggestions from staff members and AEA 267 administration, the agency will pilot two new programs which will provide eligible employees with an opportunity to work from their home on a temporary or more permanent basis. The Remote Work … Continue reading →