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The Educational Service Center of Lorain County provides leadership and innovation solutions for our communities with a focus on exemplary customer service.

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Looking for your next opportunity to learn, connect, or collaborate?

Our online calendar brings upcoming @ESCLC events and professional learning together in one place. We’ll keep this post pinned so it’s always easy to find.

See what’s coming up: https://t.co/1eQkET3NtY

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Measurable doesn't always mean meaningful.

That's an important distinction when writing literacy IEP goals. Danielle Holztrager and Olivia Weisman worked with educators to connect the numbers, the needs, and the instruction so student progress becomes more than a data point.

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There's a difference between doing more math and understanding more math.

With SB 19 reshaping intervention expectations, Rob Baier and Dave Kish helped educators explore that distinction, rethink repetition-based approaches, and consider what actually moves student learning.

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Know someone who could make a real difference in the lives of young children?

Join us as an Educational Aide at our Early Learning Center! A four-day workweek, supportive colleagues, and meaningful opportunities to help children learn and grow.

Join us! https://t.co/QgwkLwVaSn

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If you work with structured literacy or data analysis concerning the Ohio Dyslexia Guidebook and haven’t joined the Literacy Multidisciplinary Facilitator Network yet, we'd love you to connect, share, and learn with us on November 13th.

https://t.co/RmIV2VHprY

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Ask our Vision Services team what they love about their work, and the conversation quickly turns to their students: the progress, the small victories, and the joy of watching confidence grow.

We're proud to introduce you to the incredible team behind this important work.

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Every stage of childhood brings new questions. Families don't have to find every answer on their own.

October's Parent Mentor Minute offers resources, special education guidance, and local opportunities to help families along the way.

Read more: https://t.co/U1AD8SeYbA

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You can’t connect a child or family with a resource you don’t know exists.

The Agency Resource Collaboration Showcase will help you discover more of what our county offers and connect with the people providing that support.

Join 10/30: https://t.co/jz5Gf6MOrh

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Access to learning means more than hearing what's happening in a classroom. It means being part of the experience.

This Educational Audiology Awareness Week, we thank our own educational audiologists and those across education whose expertise helps to make that possible.

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For students with sensory or complex educational needs, some learning opportunities require more intentional support. Our October 23rd Bridging Gaps session explores how you can integrate Expanded Core Curriculum skills into everyday school experiences.

https://t.co/zUiERzsY3r

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Every child deserves to see themselves in the stories they read. Through My Pal Cane, our own Abby LaHue is helping make that possible.

Congratulations to Abby on receiving the 2026 Media Award from the American Council of the Blind of Ohio for her work promoting representation!

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Behind every behavior is something worth understanding.

Welcome Chelsea Dottavio, our new Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Phoenix Learning Center. She'll work alongside educators to better understand students' needs and help them build skills for learning and independence.

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Creating opportunities for students takes a community.

As day two of the Lorain County Career Expo begins we're grateful for the generosity of our sponsors & partners and the commitment of our exhibitors.

Thank you for being part of something that reaches beyond these two days.

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A community is coming together to help students see what's possible.

Day One of the Lorain County Career Pathways Expo is underway! Thank you to the schools, businesses & community partners connecting students' interests and aptitudes to opportunities right here at home.

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Supporting gifted learners means understanding both their strengths and their needs, while creating space for both.

October's Limitless Learning offers ideas and resources for seeing the whole learner and responding with greater intention.

Read it here: https://t.co/JngkBEzRvv

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Strong schools depend on thoughtful leadership, including the people who manage the resources that support students and staff.

Columbia Local Schools is seeking a Treasurer to make a meaningful difference in its school community.

Learn more at https://t.co/aE3Qn0CPZm.

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School bus drivers do more than transport students. They offer familiar greetings, a reassuring presence, and a safe ride each day.

Last night, we gathered to honor the drivers whose dedication and years of service mean so much to Lorain County families.

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Know someone who could make a real difference in the lives of young children?

We're hiring an Educational Aide! A four-day workweek, supportive colleagues, and meaningful opportunities to help children learn and grow.

Please share! https://t.co/QgwkLwVaSn

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Technology, childhood, and student well-being are deeply connected.

Join us beginning November 23 for a five-session virtual study of The Anxious Generation, bringing different perspectives to questions about learning, development, and mental health.

https://t.co/kb9nI93LrX

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Special Education and EMIS may have different responsibilities, but their work is deeply connected.

Recently, district teams strengthened that connection by building shared language and a clearer understanding of what each needs from the other to get student data right.