Calling all early childhood educators! ROE #30 has developed three virtual learning sessions to discuss trending topics in early childhood education. Each of these virtual events is free and lasts one hour. Register here: https://www.roe30.org/page/professional-development-events
What's happening this week at ROE #30?
Tuesday, March 11 - GED Testing
Wednesday, March 12 - Youth Mental Health First Aid
We also offer fingerprinting services in Anna, Murphysboro, and Pinckneyville. Visit our website at www.roe30.org to learn more.
Staff from ROE #30 attended the Illinois Coalition for Educating At-Risk Youth (ICEARY) Conference last week in Bloomington. With break out sessions on topics like human trafficking, team building, self-care, compassion fatigue, and much more, the team received a great deal of information to help us work with at risk-youth in our region.
Employers know that students with well-developed #SEL competencies can get the job done! #SELDay #SELWeek #ReadyfortheFuture
🚀 Did you know employers value skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and communication more than ever? Social and emotional learning is helping students develop these very skills to be ready for tomorrow’s careers. 💼 This #SELWeek, let's highlight the power of #SEL in preparing students to succeed in the workforce! 🏆 #SkillsforSuccess #ReadyfortheFuture #SELDay
The research is clear! Social and emotional learning springboards students toward higher achievement and lifelong success. This #SELWeek, join us in showing support for #SEL and its lifelong impact on young people. #SELDay #SkillsforSuccess #ReadyfortheFuture
Do you know how to support the young people in your life? ROE #30 is offering Youth Mental Health First Aid training for FREE on March 12th. After the course, you'll be able to recognize common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges and substance abuse challenges; understand how to interact with a youth in crisis; know how to connect a young person with help; and better understand trauma, substance abuse, self-care, and the impact of social media and bullying. If you work with youth in any way, this training can make a difference. Register here: https://forms.gle/wqvRkmZZpocQu3XZ7
In the workplace of tomorrow, social and emotional skills will be the difference-makers that set us apart. Let’s prepare our young people for a lifetime of success through #SEL!
#SELWeek #SELDay
In a changing world, what we know for sure is that communication and problem-solving will be critical skills. #SEL teaches those! #SELDay #SELWeek #SkillsforSuccess
Early Childhood Educators, these events are for you. ROE #30, in conjunction with the Southern Illinois Coalition for Children and Families has planned three opportunities for early childhood educators to learn from each other and discuss important topics. Please note: the dates have changed due to scheduling conflicts and lack of registrants. Please sign up and join these discussions! You can register on our Professional Development webpage: https://www.roe30.org/page/professional-development-events
What's happening at ROE #30 in March? Professional Development events are as follows:
March 5 - Special Education Roundtable: https://forms.gle/5P8CUhjWor1PVG6p7
March 10 - Paraprofessional Learning Event: https://forms.gle/dLFzsfH3nfLqNGJZ8
March 12 - Youth Mental Health First Aid: https://forms.gle/hWsb75JbaPVjwFEb7
March 25 - Cultivating Trauma-Informed Practices: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfstEaU2O4Zu2CU-ks22SbS62wSPhrTSBUvbu16oo-uGtzng/viewform
March 26 - After School Discussion: Play Based Learning (virtual ONLY): https://forms.gle/6R2Yn5x5onNsGChj9
Scratch-made food is happening in Cobden!
This is part of the ongoing initiative involving Cobden schools, Murphysboro schools, Beyond Green Food Partners, and ROE 30. Keep up the great work Appleknockers!
The Illinois Reading Council Conference will be held on March 13th and 14th in Springfield. Many authors and presenters are scheduled to share innovative strategies and enhanced content. This conference includes a welcome reception, two days of engaging content, and ample time for networking with others who share a love of reading. If you are interested in this event, register here: https://www.illinoisreadingcouncil.org/conference-information
Teachers are always searching for ways to reach struggling learners. On April 2nd, Christie Johnson from the SLD Support Project will help you learn how to collect and use data to design your reading interventions. Register here: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0111-0030-3bfb1dd0baaa4bab8d6f6228363eb9db
Last chance to register for this FREE event. Generation Z: Who Are They and How Do We Teach Them? This session will help you understand more about this generation of learners who are just starting to enter the workforce. (Administrator Academy credit is available upon request.) Sign up here: https://forms.gle/JvPTK93VMvaRUcpv5
Janet Flesch and Christie Johnson from the SLD Support Project will provide teachers in ROE #30 with an immersive training simulation designed to enhance your understanding of dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia. Don't miss this opportunity on April 2nd to learn practical strategies that support individuals with these learning differences. Register here: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0111-0030-fde3ba07492b4fc5b354d17f126b68bb
Generation Z is influencing life in many ways! Join Dr. Julie Bullard on February 26th to learn more about what motivates this generation of students. (Administrator Academy credit available, if requested) This event is appropriate for teachers, parents, or others who work with adolescents. Register here: https://forms.gle/Egzr8iBsWtPDPNHW8
If you enjoyed hearing about the science of reading from Dr. Amy Stewart last summer, she will be back on June 18th to share more strategies and knowledge about reading. Save the date for this event! Register here: https://forms.gle/NWmc7RGqU4bPDVuVA
The Regional Office of Education #30 is seeking applicants for a Part-time Custodian that will be based at the Murphysboro office and school site. This position will be needed during the day and each day that school is in session during the academic year. Qualifications include the following: - High school diploma/equivalency. - Physical condition necessary for lifting, bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling, climbing, pushing, pulling, walking, standing and sitting. - Ability to review written documentation and assure proper and complete cleaning. - Ability to work independently with minimal direction. - Valid IL Driver’s License required. - Experience in building and maintenance preferred. Compensation will be based on experience with a minimum of $15/hour. To apply, send a letter of interest along with job history and a list of references to the following email address: applications@roe30.org. The deadline to apply is March 7, 2025.
Today is the last day to register for the Cultivating Trauma-Informed Practices Community of Practice with RSSI REACH. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfstEaU2O4Zu2CU-ks22SbS62wSPhrTSBUvbu16oo-uGtzng/viewform
