A big THANK YOU!
Today, December 2, we recognize changes in federal legislation that led to the nation’s first federal special education law.
!!! Students coming home for Christmas !!!
**Must have 60 semester hours, an Associates Degree, or a Bachelors Degree to be eligible**
Normal hours will resume on Monday, November 28.
"On this Veterans Day, let us remember the service of our veterans, and let us renew our national promise to fulfill our sacred obligations to our veterans and their families who have sacrificed so much so that we can live free."
We will resume normal hours on Wednesday, November 9. Go vote!
Watch us throughout the month for facts on youth homelessness. We bring attention this month, but our Homeless Coordinator fights 365 days a year.
Be safe, everyone!
!!!! Scholarship Opportunity !!!!
https://www.wgu.edu/financial-aid-tuition/scholarships/partner/ta-teacher.html
If your issuance date is on or after March 25, 2021, you've worked at least TEN full school days within ONE YEAR of your issuance date, & if you fill out the form linked below, you MAY qualify. https://www.isbe.net/Documents/73-02-Substitute-License-Fee-Refund-Request.pdf
We will resume normal business hours tomorrow, October 11.
Enjoy the long weekend!
It takes a special person to make a great coach. Today we say "thank you" to all the coaches who help support our staff & students in VCROE54.
Be safe, everyone!
We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, September 6.
Next up is our front office staff, Micki, Jamie, & Lindsay. These girls can make (almost) anything happen!
Always keeping things interesting is Ms. Melinda Miethe, our IESE Program Advisor, & we would like to to introduce everyone to our new IESE Regional Specialist, Ashton Powell! These two ladies not only have a huge passion for what they do, but they're great at it!
Introducing…. Our truancy staff! This year we’ve added TWO staff members. Kayla will be taking care of 118, Heidi will cover county schools, & Amy is our new Truancy Assistant.
Next up is Trish-the-dish 😆
But no really…. Trish is a staple in our office. She is our RSSP Coordinator & runs our homeless youth program. Vermilion County truly is lucky to have her.
