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Board of Directors Green Hills AEA District 1 Raymond Storm Bedford, Central Decatur, Clarinda, Clearfield, Diaganol, Lamoni, Lenox, Morman Trail, Mount Ayr District 2 Julie Wilken Clarke, Creston, East Union, Murray, Nodaway Valley, Orient-Macksburg, Prescott District 3 Karen Thomsen Anita, Atlantic, C & M, Corning, Griswold, Riverside, Stanton, Villisca, Walnut District 4 Richard Schenck Boyer Valley, Elk Horn-Kimballton, Harlan, IKM, Missouri Valley, West Harrison, Woodbine District 6 Kenneth Lee Essex, Farragut, Fremont-Mills, Hamburg, Malvern, Nishna Valley, Red Oak, Shenandoah, Sidney, South Page District 7 Marland Gammon Council Bluffs (Precincts 12 and 18), Glenwood, Lewis Central District 8 Randy Brown Council Bluffs (Precincts 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 14) District 9 Nancy Coziahr Council Bluffs (Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 15, 16, 17, and Carter Lake) District 5 Ed Gambs A-H-S-T, Council Bluffs (Precinct 7, Garner, Lake, Crescent, and Norwalk/Hazel Dell Precincts), Logan-Magnolia, Treynor, Tri-Center, Underwood 3
Services and Programs Green Hills AEA AAdministrative Support Administrative support includes the Business Office and related activities including internal technology and computer support, policy development and implementation, personnel matters, risk management, plant maintenance and operation, van delivery, copy and media production services and administrative support to local schools. Emily Nelson, Halverson Center Adult Dependent/Child Abuse Mandatory Reporter Training This two-hour online program provides training related to the identification and reporting of child abuse as specified by Iowa Code 232.69(3). Michelle Lidgett, Glenwood Regional Office Alternate Assessment (State 1% System) GHAEA supports the Iowa Alternate Assessment (IAA) System, which utilizes a body of evidence/rating scale approach to measure student performance on the Content Standards and Benchmarks. The Iowa Alternate Assessment is for students with the most significant cognitive disabilities whose academic performance is appropriately judged against alternate achievement standards. The Iowa Alternate Assessment measures student performance in reading, mathematics and science. It is used in lieu of the Iowa Tests for a small number of students with IAA indicated as a need in their Individual Education Program. Ron Russell, Atlantic Regional Office Support from special education representatives Annual Progress Report (APR) GHAEA provides support, samples and best practice for effective APRs to local districts. GHAEA’s APR reports progress toward agency-wide goals, customer satisfaction and student achievement. Call any GHAEA regional office Assessment Consultation and training are available for developing or improving district-wide, alternate and classroom assessment practices. Sherry Huffman, Glenwood Regional Office Ron Russell, Atlantic Regional Office Assessment Solutions A consortium of districts collaboratively purchases/ leases assessment templates and data services. Templates and tools assist in the analysis and use of data from assessments including the Iowa Tests, DIBELS and the Basic Reading Inventory (BRI). Training and consultation in use of the tools are provided. Ron Russell, Atlantic Regional Office Assistive Technology Assistive technology consultants work with the Early ACCESS or local school staff to provide assessment, equipment, and program recommendations for students, birth to 21. Supportive technology is matched to make life needs more comfortable, convenient and independent for infants and/or students with disabilities. Consultative services and professional development activities are provided to parents and local school districts. Andy Ruff, Peterson Regional Office East Region: Jen Adams-Potter, Osceola Regional Office North & South Regions: Denise Young, Halverson Center West Region: Cinda Rachow, Peterson Regional Office At-Risk GHAEA provides consultative support and information for school at-risk programs. Kerry Aistrope, Red Oak Regional Office 4
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