Business Partners
2013-2014 Executives in Residence Program
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- Are you considering a position as an ESA CEO?
- Do you have key staff that you would like to prepare for an ESA CEO position?
- Would you like to learn about the administrative operations of other ESAs across the country?
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If you answered yes to any of these questions, please consider the AESA Executives in Residence Program, a year-long program of professional development for ESA leaders. This program, now soliciting its tenth cohort, has provided learning opportunities for many individuals who now are in ESA CEO positions.The application period for the 2013-2014 Executives in Residence Program is now open! Hurry! Applications are due by June 1, 2013.
Lee Warne, AESA Executive Director
ESAs Serve Schools and Communities
The Association of Educational Service Agencies (AESA) is a professional organization serving educational service agencies (ESAs) in 45 states; there are 553 agencies nationwide with hundreds of thousands of staff members. AESA is in the position to reach well over 80% of the public school districts, over 83% of the private schools, over 80% certified teachers, and more than 80% non-certified school employees, and well over 80% public and private school students. Annual budgets for ESAs come to $14.7 billion. AESA’s membership is agency wide and includes all ESA employees and board members.
2013 Summer CEO Conference
2013 Foundation Summer CEO Conference
July 22-25, 2013
Mystic Hilton
Mystic, CT
2013 AESA Annual Conference
2013 Annual Conference
ESAs in a 2.0 World
December 4-7, 2013
JW Marriott Hill Country
San Antonio, TX
AESA Working for You
AESA 2013 Legislative Agenda
Approved by the AESA Executive Council, April 8, 2013
Read the latest AESA Online News: May 1, 2013
Read the latest Big Deal Newsletter May 15, 2013
School Safety
We know that everyone is involved in discussions about keeping children safe in school and our communities look to us for leadership in this process. If you are seeking more resources, please let us know how we can best help you. AESA continues to mark the tragic events in Connecticut and provides you with some information about school safety. http://www.aesa.us/index.php/component/content/article/8-home/140-school-safety
2012 Perspectives, ESAs Adjust to Future Shock
This volume of Perspectives has an in-depth study that was originally begun as a book about how ESAs around the country are breaking service delivery paradigms. The authors have used quite a number of our member agencies to demonstrate this. Yet we know these are just samplings of what is happening in our country. Also included is an article about lobbying on behalf of ESAs from someone who did it for 30 years. This reflection is packed with good information and ideas that surely can help us all. Our thanks to the authors and all who work to represent ESAs and the important work we do.
September 24-26, 2013