Article supplied by the West Point News Schools in the area aren’t the only ones adapting to new modes of educating children and their families during this time when buildings have been closed because of the cornonavirus. The Early Development Network at Educational Service Unit #2 based in Fremont also continues Read more…
Educational Service Unit 2 and the Nebraska Department of Education are excited to announce a partnership that will provide the Canvas Learning Management System to public and non-public schools and districts across the state of Nebraska. Canvas is already widely used throughout the K-12 school system as well as in many Read more…
The ESU2 Community Navigator Program serves 12 districts within the ESU service area. Throughout these districts, they support students’ individual needs through assistance in overcoming hardships, navigating resources and building relationships that empower families and help their students in being successful academically and personally. Before COVID-19 struck, our Navigators had Read more…
NEWS RELEASE LYONS-DECATUR NORTHEAST TEACHER NAMED NEBRASKA TEACHER OF THE YEAR Paul Timm, a science teacher in grades 7-12 at Lyons-Decatur Northeast Secondary School in Lyons, was named the Nebraska 2021 Teacher of the Year during a surprise award presentation today. Nebraska Commissioner of Education Matthew Blomstedt presented the award. Read more…
April 30, 2021 MTA and ITA coaches alike gathered for a day of art planning and adventure. During this creative exploration, the group tested viscosity and its impact on design through paint pouring. The fun only continued as the coaches experimented with glass fusion, cyanotype painting, and 3-D work in the style Read more…
June 25, 2021FOR MORE INFORMATION: Jim Curry (402) 844-7063 Pathways to Tomorrow recognized by Department of Education as outstanding program LINCOLN, Neb. – Pathways to Tomorrow (P2T) has been selected as the Nebraska Career and Technical Education’s (CTE) Outstanding Secondary P2T was recognized with the distinction during the Nebraska Department Read more…