NAESC is advertising for a Systems Coordinator to begin July 1, 2025
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Education, Educational Leadership, or a related field.
Administrative experience required; experience as a building-level principal is preferred but not mandatory.
A comprehensive understanding of the Arkansas LEARNS Act and Arkansas ACCESS is essential.
Demonstrated experience in at least one of the following areas is required:
Federal and State Categorical Funding
Arkansas Standards for Accreditation
Curriculum and Instruction
TESS/LEADS (Teacher Excellence and Support System / Leader Excellence and Development System)
Arkansas App (AR App)
Accountability Measures (School Letter Grades, State Assessments, etc.)
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
Oversee the daily operations of the Systems Program, ensuring effective coordination and execution of all related activities.
Plan, organize, and schedule professional learning opportunities for school districts across the service area throughout the year.
Serve as a liaison between the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and local districts, ensuring clear communication and implementation of statewide initiatives.
Provide high-quality professional development and on-site support tailored to district needs.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Director and/or Assistant Director.
Contact Kathy Bowlin for job description and further details.
kathy.bowlin@northcentralcoop.org
Instructional Leaders came together over the past two days to expand their knowledge on current topics, including ATLAS, AI, School Letter Grades, Dyslexia, CTE, Math, Science, Behavior, and Teacher Licensure.
Summer Has Begun!!
Modernization Grants are used to enhance equipment in High Wage High Demand Career & Technical Education pathways. Congratulations!!
State Start-Up Grants are used for implementing new High Wage High Demand pathways in Career & Technical Education. Congratulations!
Modernization Grants are used to enhance equipment in High Wage High Demand Career & Technical Education pathways. Congratulations!!
State Start-Up Grants are used for implementing new High Wage High Demand pathways in Career & Technical Education. Congratulations!
State Start-Up Grants are used for implementing new High Wage High Demand pathways in Career & Technical Education. Congratulations!
Modernization Grants are used to enhance equipment in High Wage High Demand Career & Technical Education pathways. Congratulations!!
Modernization Grants are used to enhance equipment in High Wage High Demand Career & Technical Education pathways. Congratulations!!
Congratulations!!
Our local leads team has been getting out in our communities. We had a great time at the Stone County Health Fair passing out information about child development and kindergarten readiness. Today, we spent the day volunteering at Melbourne School’s Field Day.
We are still taking responses to our Community and Family Early Childhood Education survey. Find the survey here:
https://forms.gle/gMjfE8NM1qyyFcm77
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Thank you school nurses!!
We are so thankful for our amazing teachers!!
On Tuesday, April 29th, Ozarka College and NAESC hosted the Regional K-6 Science Fair. 72 students from ICC, Calico Rock, and Concord Elementary participated in the event. In order to be invited to the regional science fair students had to score 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in their category at the local school science fair. Regional students were awarded 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in their category. Categories included Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, Life Science, Earth Science, Engineering, Team Project, and Class Projects. In addition, there were 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place given for best interview and overall science fair winner.
Attention Parents!!
We have the best in the state!!
Congratulations to these ladies!!!
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