Our mission
Lead, serve and innovate for learning
Strategic Compass
We’ve created what we call a “strategic compass” to guide us in our work.
Our priorities
- Infuse equity in all programs and work
- Build upon our work with districts and expand community partnerships
- Grow teaching and learning support
- Employ strategic communication and marketing
- Strengthen internal and external leadership capacity
Our vision
- Continuously learn and improve
- Be responsive, efficient and equitable, and provide best-in-class customer service
- Recruit, support and retain talented employees
- Develop the leadership capacity of our organization and those we serve
- Maximize impact to all we serve through proactive collaboration and innovation
- Communicate and engage effectively
- Create an inclusive, barrier-free environment in which everyone participates and fully benefits
- Provide our employees and our customers with high-quality facilities, technology and resources
- Be good stewards of our human and financial resources
- Commit fully to the health, safety and well-being of employees, and all children
Our core values
- Collaboration
- Integrity
- Respect
- Excellence
Our core values
Equity
Our commitment to equity, outlined above in our Strategic Compass, is central to our work. We are dedicated to providing leadership and services that model equitable best practices. We understand that systemic injustices exist, and work to recognize and interrupt systems that perpetuate disproportionate outcomes. Along with other tools and protocols, we use the Oregon Equity Lens as a guide to intentionally evaluate and analyze policies, decisions and service outcomes to ensure they are most beneficial to the school districts and community partners we serve.
To learn more about our commitment to equity contact:
Clackamas Education Service District News
Staff spotlight: Katy Bern, EI/ECSE administrative assistant
Katy Bern serves as the administrative assistant for Clackamas ESD’s early intervention/early childhood special education program, which provides essential support to young children who experience delays or disabilities that affect their learning. Katy’s work behind the scenes supporting the EI/ECSE director, leadership team, and service providers ensures the smooth operation [...]
Clackamas County student artists shine in annual regional art show
Nearly 200 middle and high school students representing all 10 school districts in Clackamas County will share their artistic talents publicly when the ninth annual Clackamas Education Service District Regional Art Show opens March 24. Three dozen teachers in 27 schools submitted student work to this year’s art [...]
Staff spotlight: Stephanie Reyes-Chavez, administrative assistant
The first full week of March is designated as Classified Employee Appreciation Week. At Clackamas ESD alone, we have more than 60 types of classified jobs. These are people who touch every corner of our agency’s work and the districts we support, from providing hands-on help to teachers, children and families, to [...]
