About Clackamas Education Service District2024-06-06T09:41:46-07:00

About Clackamas Education Service District

Clackamas Education Service District is an important part of our local public education system. We are part of a statewide network of education service districts and partner with all 10 Clackamas County public school districts, expanding their ability to serve the educational needs of the students in our region. Our cost-effective services cover a range of areas, from early learning and special education, to technology and teacher/staff support. We ensure students and families in all of our communities — big and small — have access to equitable education services.

Learn more about Clackamas ESD’s work on our fast facts sheet:

Our mission

Lead, serve and innovate for learning

By the numbers

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million in direct service support to school districts, children and families annually
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districts served in Clackamas County
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of Oregon’s students attend school in districts served by Clackamas ESD
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youth served directly and through district partnerships
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of eligible children in Clackamas County served through our Head Start to Success free preschool

Superintendent Larry Didway on who we are and what we do

FAQs

Education service districts (ESDs) are regional organizations that provide support to school districts. There are 19 ESDs in Oregon, and each ESD has a specific service area. Clackamas ESD serves all 10 school districts in Clackamas County.

ESDs tailor their services to the needs of the districts in their region. Generally, those are services districts can’t easily or cost-effectively provide on their own. Clackamas ESD offers a range of services, but they focus on early learning, special education, technology, and teaching and learning support. Some of our services are used by all districts, and others are provided by contract with individual districts.

ESDs receive some funding from the State School Fund, the primary funding source for Oregon school districts. At Clackamas ESD, we receive about 44 percent of our funding from the state, and the rest comes from state and federal grants, service contracts with our customers and other sources.

No. ESDs are independent organizations that provide services to school districts within their region. They have no authority over local school districts.

Learn more about Clackamas ESD’s work on our fast facts sheet:

Annual Report

Our annual report reviews the impacts we are having on educators, students and families in Clackamas County through the services we provide our region.

Clackamas ESD News

Dec 17,2024

Staff spotlight: Sara Barron, early intervention home visitor

December 17th, 2024|

Supporting the individual educational needs of young children helps build a strong foundation for learning that will benefit them throughout their lives. Clackamas Education Service District’s early intervention program brings specialized consultation and instruction directly to the homes of families of children who exhibit delays or disabilities. One of our [...]

Dec 9,2024

Staff spotlight: Dan Kimbrow, multilingual learner specialist

December 9th, 2024|

Multilingual learners, often from immigrant or refugee backgrounds, face additional challenges in their education as they build English language proficiency. Dan Kimbrow, a multilingual learner specialist at Clackamas Education Service District, supports educators and other school district teams in building skills, strategies and resources needed to bridge gaps in multilingual [...]

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