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A reminder that staff have the opportunity to personally choose and purchase a “Thank You” Central Rivers AEA branded apparel item until December 31. There are two storefronts set up for this promotion; One site is preset with $30 items … Continue reading →

INspired Leadership Staff Survey Thank you to the over 300 Central Rivers AEA staff who have shared your needs and preferences regarding INspired Leadership opportunities. If you haven’t yet been asked or had the opportunity to respond to this brief … Continue reading →

Don’t forget to change your voicemail greeting and schedule an “away” message to your email during the Christmas holiday break so that callers and/or e-mailers will know when they can expect to hear from you. All Central Rivers AEA offices … Continue reading →

*(If you are already signed up, you do not need to do anything.) With winter almost here, be sure you are signed up to receive Central Rivers AEA weather alerts via text, call or email regarding office closings or professional … Continue reading →

Anything created by Central Rivers AEA employees should follow branding, copyright and accessibility guidelines, including using the CRAEA approved fonts. The approved fonts are: Abadi MT Condensed Extra Bold and Arial Narrow when possible. You can also use Times, Open … Continue reading →

Ben Collins, Google Developer Expert & Data Analytics Instructor teaches Google Sheets and Google Docs tips. This paste special tip works for Google Docs, Slides and Drawings. Google Sheets Tip #229: Paste Special You’re probably familiar with the copy-and-paste shortcuts … Continue reading →

Our agency’s annual review of mandatory policies and procedural items are now available! For viewing, please visit the document as there are important updates to read. A few examples include: Agency Operations (such as our vision, values, equity updates, etc.) … Continue reading →

In Iowa, more than 300,000 Iowans experience food insecurity at any given time. Food insecurity happens in every town, every community and in every school! Low-income and fixed-income families do not have the money needed to spend on nutritious food … Continue reading →

Plan now to join the Chief Administrator, Sam Miller, on Friday, November 18, at 8 am for a virtual update on agency events and current trends in K-12 education. This is a great opportunity to get any questions or concerns … Continue reading →