March 24, 2020
Governor Inslee’s Stay Home – Stay Healthy Proclamation (accessible at this link) requires people to stay home except to engage in authorized activities, which includes providing essential services.
ESD 112 has already […]
Read up on the latest ESD 112 staff news
Shift Yes: Staying positive in difficult times and beyond
Galen Emanuele, creator of the Shift Yes movement, was the keynote speaker at the 2018 Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD) Conference. His dynamic and [...]
Inclusion Featuring PEACE: Follow-up Resources
Below is a recording of the Inclusion Lunch & Learn webinar topic held online in May, 2020. The training featured the Parents Empowered & Communities [...]
Window safety tips to prevent child injury
There is a reasonable expectation that a child should be safe within his/her own home and there is a reasonable expectation that any window capable [...]
Time management tips while working from home
Raise your hand if managing your time during the COVID-19 pandemic means the lines between the office, home and your kids’ schoolwork now blur together [...]
4th of July and Summer Safety Tips
While Independence Day celebrations may look a little different this year, with many people celebrating from home due to social distancing restrictions still in place [...]
School’s Out, Summer’s Here…Now What?
This week marks the last days of the 2019-20 school year, and with that the start to summer vacation. It is safe to say that [...]
A Brief Guide to Juneteenth
Compiled by Kaela Zarkovitch & Tracy Collins, ESD 112 Equity Committee Juneteenth, an annual holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, honors [...]
Safety at home during the pandemic
As schools and childcare centers have closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, kids of all ages are staying home for longer periods of time. [...]