Join our team! The Iowa Department of Education has exciting career opportunities for qualified candidates who are passionate about education in Iowa. Today, we are featuring the following two job opportunities within the Department. 1. Executive Officer 2 - Educational Savings Accounts (Deputy Program Administrator): This position will assist the program manager with overall implementation of the Students First Act Education Savings Account (ESA) program. 2. Executive Officer 3 - Educational Savings Accounts (Program Administrator): This position will provide overall program management of the Students First Act Education Savings Account (ESA) program. Information on these and other open Department positions can be found on the Iowa Department of Administrative Services: https://lnkd.in/g23wcwUD
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It’s a beautiful day to visit Iowa STEM Teacher Externs Micaela Sciarrotta and Summer Teed! Micaela and Summer have been working with Jasper County Conservation on numerous camps this summer through the Iowa STEM Teacher Externships program. They’ve worked alongside knowledgeable and skilled naturalists to bring the classroom curriculum to life through summer programming including Junior Naturalist Camp, Wildlife Explorers Camp, Astronomy Camp, Survival Camp, and today’s Water Sports Camp. Thank you Micaela and Summer for your great work and to Marc, their STEM Externships mentor. Thanks also to Jasper County Conservation for partnering with Iowa STEM and hosting this Externships opportunity.
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ICYMI: State officers from Iowa’s eight career and technical student organizations met last month for a full-day of leadership development, networking and fun. https://lnkd.in/ga2Nry7A #ChooseYourPathwayIA
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Local summer meal sites are providing free meals for kids and teens 18 and under all summer long. No sign up is required. Text FOOD or COMIDA to 304-304 or call 2-1-1 to find your local meal site. https://lnkd.in/euExPrk8
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Students at Iowa City Community School District West High shared with Director McKenzie Snow and Superintendent Degner how the district’s entrepreneurship program is preparing them to be future business and community leaders through career exploration, work-based learning, and leadership experiences. Students, including BPA Executive Council Student President Layan Ahmed, partnered with the director and superintendent in a round of DesignDash startup simulations, where students work to address business challenges with industry and community mentors. The nationally recognized entrepreneurship program is provided in partnership with the University of Iowa Jacobson Institute BizInnovator and provides students the opportunity to earn college credit in entrepreneurship. #ChooseYourPathwayIA
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