ESC News
PASSPORT for Awesome Adventures in Primary Day Program 2012!
AN EXCITING ENRICHMENT PROGRAM for students leaving Grades 1 & 2, which will focus on the following curricular areas: Art, Music/Drama, Global Adventures, Creative Writing, and Science. Students will explore all areas of this program within the 2 1/2 days and find each class session filled with challenges, creativity, and critical thinking!
Franklin B. Walter All Scholastic Awards 2012
Tri-county Educational Service Center is proud to announce the 2012 Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award winners for Ashland, Holmes and Wayne Counties. (pictured from left to right - Dr. Eugene Linton, Haley Meyer, Rebecca Zook and Thomas Ziebro).
Holmes County Primary Days
Holmes County Primary Days - June 4 & June 5, 2012 . . . for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Graders; also 4th & 5th Graders.
2012 Summer Academic Camp
The Tri-County ESC, in collaboration with Wooster City Schools, would like to announce the arrival of several exciting and challenging classes available through the NEW Summer Academic Camp.
Summer Enrichment Academy 2012
The Enrichment Academy has offered programs to area students for over 25 years, and you will not want to miss this year's Summer Enrichment classes for high-ability students in Grades 3 through 8. Summer enrichment classes will take place August 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10, 2012.
Currently Accepting VLA Summer School Applications
The Tri-County Educational Service Center (ESC) will, once again, be offering Summer School classes through the Virtual Learning Academy (VLA).
Wayne County Retired Teachers Association Grant Opportunity
The Wayne County Retired Teachers Association will be distributing Grant money in June of next year.
YOUNG AUTHORS' BOOKMOBILE PROJECT 2011
The 2011 Young Authors’ Conference marked the 34th year of the program. Over 300 students participated in the conference, which was held in the spring at McGaw Chapel, the College of Wooster campus. The conference is the culminating activity to the creative writing process completed in our participating schools.
DOUBLE THE VALUE OF YOUR DONATION
An anonymous group of donors has offered a one-for-one matching challenge of $50,000 for any donations going to the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD) Fund at the Wayne County Community Foundation. IBD graduates are highly sought by college recruiters because they are truly prepared to succeed in undergraduate and graduate academics. Many colleges rank an IBD above GPA and SAT/ACT scores for admission.
ESC Partners with Teachscape to offer Online PD
TCESC is proud to announce a partnership with Teachscape, a leader in professional development for K–12 educators. Teachscape-developed online courses for graduate credit are available to TCESC members from NCA accredited Marygrove College.