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.
Apr 19-23 Learn the new paraprofessional training requirements.
March 30 Explore the purpose of Transitional Kindergarten.
Starts April 12 Learn how to help students in your classroom, school, and community thrive.
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May 4 Gather together with early learning educators to share stories, hear from others, and make early learning thrive.
MORE: Early Learning Summit | Theory into Action: Making Early Learning Thrive in Your System
April 22 & 29 Assess and treat the hidden wounds of racial trauma.
April 21 & 28 Learn how to teach advanced learners well.
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.
