Kevin's primary focus will be on helping manage the Educational Hub and running point on developing and implementing the Beginning Teacher Support Network for NCEC. He will also be assisting the team with TCI/CSI, Cognia and data collection throughout the year. Feel free to reach out to Kevin if you have any questions or concerns about these programs and help us welcome him to the NCEC team the next time you see him.

Coaching Your Classroom- starts September 20 

50 Strategies to Boost Cognitive Engagement- starts September 27

All Learning is Social and Emotional- starts September 27

The Resilience Breakthrough- starts October 4

Visit our website for updates on professional development being offered statewide.

Kim Brown, the Elementary Title teacher at MLS, will work with Beth Schoenberg, a community Reading Corps volunteer to identify which students will most benefit from the additional tutoring.

Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Schoenberg, and Mrs. Erdman met with the MLS staff Tuesday, September 7 to introduce themselves and the program.

Kaley Mills will take on the Internal Coach role at Westhope and is in the process of lining up the community volunteer. Aimee will be working with both Kaley and the community volunteer to get their program up and running.

Click this link for general information on the Reading Corps program.

NCEC would like to welcome Frank Williams as the new site coordinator for the Turtle Mountain Middle School 21st CCLC program site.

Mr. Williams has been working on getting everything ready for the program to start this fall and promoting the program to students and families.

The Turtle Mountain Middle School 21st site serves students in grades 6-8.

The fall college and career fair is scheduled for September 14 at Dakota College at Bottineau.

Students will visit with college representatives from 9:30 to 10:30, and from 10:30 to 12:30 students will attend career speaker presentations from a variety of business and industries including:

Contact Aimee for more information.