Read the following Q&A with Early Learning Director Carol Moore to learn more about what this achievement means for the Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ECSE) program.
“The threat assessment team is the best defense out there regarding school violence,” says Spencer Delbridge, one of two new Clackamas County student threat assessment coordinators.
“We were standing in a welding class at Mount Hood Community College," says Ladine Marquardt, assistant principal at Sandy High School. "A student turned to me and said: ‘Now I understand why algebra is important.’ That’s the connection we’re looking for.”
Cybersecurity is an expensive challenge to tackle, but a fatal one to ignore. Last year, Southern Oregon University unwittingly paid $1.9 million to a criminal posing online as a university contractor.
We are excited to share that entries are open for the second annual Clackamas ESD Regional Art Show! Art teachers across the county can now [...]
After nine years of service, John Thomas resigned from his Clackamas ESD board position. Clackamas ESD is seeking applications for the Zone 1 opening.
Motivated by a strong sense of community and service, and exhibiting exceptional leadership skills, Lake Oswego Sophomore Michael Murray is leading the charge to eliminate [...]
This past week, state education leaders have been proving how approachable and willing they are to work with local education agencies to support Oregon students. [...]
Lake Oswego School District Superintendent Heather Beck was elected Chair of the Chief Administrators’ Council for Clackamas Education Service District. To discover what the interests and priorities
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