Montgomery County Educational Service Center

The goal of the Miami Valley Women's Network is to support women leaders in the education and non-profit spaces. It provides an opportunity for women to connect, collaborate, and support one another along their individual leadership journeys. If you are interested in learning more about this network, please reach out to Jen Johnson at Jennifer.Johnson@mcesc.org. 

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Congratulations to our own Kelly Geers, MCESC Director of Community and Client Relations, on becoming a member of the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce's Empower Cohort 7!

North Point and Montgomery County Educational Service Center in Ohio use YouScience to guide students toward careers that match their strengths. This data-driven approach helps students in Ohio prepare for in-demand roles, ensuring they have the skills needed for today’s workforce. 🎯✏️ Read the case study: https://bit.ly/4dKcHIc #Ohio #EducationalServiceCenters #CareerExploration #WorkforceDevelopment #Skills

Do you know someone who would be interested in a part-time job working with students? We’re hiring for two NEW programs, RideSmart and DriveSmart! Join us for walk-in interviews on Tuesday, October 29, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Montgomery County ESC, 200 S. Keowee St. in Dayton.

Our team is at the 6th Annual AIM HIRE Workforce and Education Conference in Columbus today, connecting with leaders in business, education, and workforce. Superintendent Shannon Cox presented 'If You Want to Be It, You Have to See It,' sharing insights on how YouScience can help students shape their future and achieve career goals. Attendees gained valuable takeaways from speakers Amy Bradley (YouScience), Philip Hardin (YouScience), Andrea Smith (Northpoint ESC), and Shannon that they can apply to their own strategies to strengthen relationships between business and education.

Dayton Chief Science Officers (CSO) explore the vast world of Robotics. Thank you to Yaskawa Motoman for this amazing immersive experience. DoD STEM STEM Learning Ecosystems Montgomery County Educational Service Center

Final public listening session is on October 28. Let teens know…

The Montgomery County ESC Student Advisory Delegation had its first meeting of the 2024-2025 school year today, and the delegates delved into all things financial - personal, and school-wise. They explored the relationship between money and education to learn how funding impacts students in Montgomery County. An education policy and funding panel, including Tony Thomas (Superintendent of Northmont City Schools), Tiffany Hiser (Executive Director of the Shared Resource Center), and Megan Sparks (Centerville City Schools Board Member), shared knowledge and answered the tough questions from these students. Questions like, “How are private schools financed?” and “Why do some school districts opt for income taxes and others go for property taxes?” There was a lot of discussion and interest in education policy and decision-making. These delegates were presented with information regarding financial decisions that lay ahead after high school. Ashley Overman (MCESC College Access Coordinator) provided insights on how financial aid, both need-based and merit-based, can impact their choices. They were encouraged to make informed decisions as they think about the future lifestyle they want to have. One goal of this program is to provide student voice to the overall educational system. Today, these delegates made their voices heard as they asked questions and provided insightful feedback to the adults in the room. Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA)