Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA)

Today, at the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Literacy Academy, MCESC's Kelsi Edrington discussed how to use adult implementation data to improve literacy instruction in grades 6-12 with school administrators and literacy coaches from across the state. Literacy Academy is an annual event that aims to raise literacy achievement in Ohio by providing professional development opportunities for educators. Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA)

I’m honored to be presenting alongside Craig E. Burford, Shannon Cox, and Candice Sears at AESA’s Summer Leadership Conference on "Leading Through Change" from July 16-18, in New Haven, CT. Join us for our session, "Empowering AI Champions: A Collaborative Blueprint for Statewide AI Literacy and Readiness," where we will showcase the groundbreaking partnership between the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA), aiEDU.org, and the Montgomery County Educational Service Center, designed to elevate AI literacy and readiness across Ohio. Explore how this innovative statewide project in Ohio not only enhances AI education but also fosters a community of practice among educational leaders, setting a precedent for AI readiness initiatives nationwide. Looking forward to an innovative and inspiring AESA conference! https://lnkd.in/en8RTNXJ Alex Kotran Christian Pinedo Derek Chancellor Jan Morrison Dr. Wendy Hanasky Christa Krohn Paula Kucinic Christine Danhoff #aesasummer24  #AIEDU #OESCA #MCESC #InnovateOhio #EducationalInnovation  

This week Jasmine Walker, Patty Foglesong, and Nick Erber are at Ohio's statewide convening: "Supporting the Sustainability of Accelerated Learning" sharing about OBC and hearing from Ohio's districts. Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) Project Evident Ohio Department of Education and Workforce #outcomesbasedcontracting #resourceequity Southern Education Foundation

Day 1 of the Supporting Sustainability of Accelerated Learning: Statewide Conference is underway. Ohio’s network of ESCs collaborated with the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce and Project Evident to provide a statewide convening on strategic resource allocation. Participants will learn how to effectively align and use their resources—time, money, people, political capital, and partnerships—to accelerate learning and improve student performance. Learn more about the partnership and series of workshops here: https://lnkd.in/eTnFfQGD

🚀Exciting Announcement! We are thrilled to announce that the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) has selected Starling Minds as its partner to deliver support, services, and cost-savings to education service centers and school districts struggling with high teacher attrition costs due to stress, anxiety, burnout, and depression. To kick-off the partnership, our team is attending the Annual OESCA's Spring Let's Connect Conference! 🌟 If you're attending, be sure to swing by booth #28 to say hello, enter our contest, and learn more about our mission to support mental health in ESCs. We can't wait to connect with you! 🗓️ From: May 6th - 8th, 2024 📍 Booth #28: Find Us in Sycamore 2 Room 🎁 Contest Alert: Enter to Win Free Access to Starling Mental Fitness 🤗 Free Swag! #OESCA #LetsConnect #Education #MentalHealth #SupportingESCProfessionals

It’s Day 1 of the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) spring conference! Stop by to find out what a partnership with American College of Education can do for your ESC and staff! #ACE🔥 #OESCA #ESCLeaders 👨🏼💼👩🏽💼

Don't miss out! There's still time to register for the Northwest Ohio #AI Summit on May 9 at Kalahari with keynote from Rebecca Bultsma, APR! Join us for a day of learning and collaboration. Register NOW at https://lnkd.in/gv4gkTDS #OhioAISummit2024 Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) @NorthPointESC #aiedu #GEGOhio #MyOhioClassroom #edtech

The STOPit Team is excited to be heading to Columbus to participate in the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) Spring Conference. We look forward to connecting with Ohio ESC's and learning more about their safety & wellness initiatives.

An eye-opening Southwest Ohio A.I. Summit today, hosted by aiEDU.org and the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) at 📍Sinclair Community College. Ohio is one of only a few states with formal A.I. Guidance, and Lt. Governor Husted announced a new A.I. Toolkit for school districts at Northmont High School in February (https://lnkd.in/gHD_mgwp). We are not shying away from this versatile, ubiquitous tech! A.I. will be a significant aspect of our future, across industries. We must prepare our students for their future reality now. We should all learn how to use A.I. as a tool for good. It has so many healthy applications that can make learning easier and even more enjoyable. The education industry can actually lead the way on A.I. development and best practices. Special shoutout to Shannon Cox for hosting and the invitation, Craig E. Burford and his team for co-sponsoring, and Alex Kotran, Amanda Bickerstaff, and so many others for their insightful remarks and presentations throughout the day. One major highlight: A student panel discussion, facilitated by the brilliant Kotran, included Q&A with school administrators and educators asking questions of a panel of mostly middleschoolers. AJ Juliani also had a particularly enjoyable presentation: Replace “ChatGPT” and “Bot” with “parent” or “tutor” in the third image with his scenario slide below💡— Point being, we all already use A.I. in a variety of ways.

🤩400+ educators and Ed leaders gathered in Dayton, OH today for the first of four AI summits that aiEDU.org is co-hosting with the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA). Hat tip to Craig E. Burford for believing in us and helping to turn a big idea into the biggest statewide AI literacy initiative in the country. IM SO PROUD AND IN AWE of the team at Montgomery County Educational Service Center. Shannon Cox, Candice Sears — you are powerhouses 🙇♂️ Brett Roer — thank you for working tirelessly in the background to make all of this possible.