
The Promise of Iowa
The Iowa Association of School Boards unveiled a new campaign last month during their annual convention to highlight the great students and educators in our state. "The Promise of Iowa" is a campaign that demonstrates how Iowa is preparing all kids for future success; and the fact that Iowa education promotes equity, strengthens communities, and cultivates economic growth. Iowa educators and school districts are accountable and transparent.
Public education is the foundation of our democracy and a promise we make as Iowans to our children--that a great education helps dreams come true. Great public schools help children fulfill that promise and are the key to success for our communities, our economy and our state.
• Iowa public schools help students discover their full potential and reach a bright future:
• Iowa public schools are community-owned centers that prepare and empower students to make a living, a life and a difference.
• Iowa public schools have a significant impact on Iowa's economic growth and quality of life in communities.
Your investment in public schools matters, and it’s invaluable to Iowa’s current and future generations. Please watch for more announcements from The Promise of Iowa, which is co-supported by Iowa's AEA system and IASB, and share the message about how education and students in Iowa have tremendous potential for our state!
As always, be sure to check out our blogs, which we hope will inform, inspire and guide your daily work:
- Career and Technical Education
- College and Career Readiness
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- English Language Learners
- Family and Educator Partnership
- Fine Arts
- Instructional Coach
- Instructional Technology
- Iowa Core
- Math
- Paraeducators
- Physical Education/Health
- Reading
- Tim Grieves' School Administrator Blog
- Science
- Section 504: Protecting Students with Disabilities
- Social Studies
- Special Education
- STEM
- TAG
- Teacher Librarians
- Transition from High School
For a complete listing of all blogs, please go to the Northwest AEA website. You can also sign up for an RSS feed to automatically receive blog updates (instructions provided on the Northwest AEA website).
Educationally yours,
Dr. Tim Grieves
Chief Administrator