Since 1969, Capital Region ESD 113 has focused on understanding the needs of the 44 public school districts, one tribal compact school, and approved private schools in Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Grays Harbor and Pacific counties. By working together, we can ensure excellent & equitable education for all students in our region.
Mar 2: Gain skills and knowledge to establish, grow, and sustain integrated systems of support for student success.
MORE: Merging Trauma-Informed Practice with MTSS to Build a Compassionate School (Session 1)
Mar 4: The second regional stakeholder meeting for Career Connected Learning.
MORE: Career Connected Learning Regional Stakeholder Meeting
Mar 6: Love where you live. Love where you work!
Mar 17: Learn how to assist students in need of help, and discuss the school and staff roles in youth prevention intervention and post-intervention.
Mar 24: Raising the level of instruction for our highly capable students doesn’t have to be daunting!
MORE: Climbing the Demanding Ladder of Highly Capable Instruction
Apr 15: Explore why resiliency is a challenging and necessary skill for educators.
Capital Region ESD 113 acknowledges that our main building in Tumwater is on the traditional land of the Nisqually, Cowlitz, and Puget Sound Salish People.
