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We’re excited to announce the second annual Special Education Law Summit, a one-of-a-kind event that will bring together experts in the field to discuss current cases and the most pressing issues facing educators. We have an excellent lineup of speakers … Continue reading →

Check out recent recordings Wednesdays with Amy

Disrupting Bias agency learning Registration for the full-day Disrupting Bias learning session, offered by Gina Weekley and MaKenzie Hakeman, is now open and will be offered at each Central Rivers AEA office location. Register online through the AEA Professional Learning … Continue reading →

Current Openings

We are pleased to announce that your CRAEA Math Team is offering The Numeracy Project Math Intervention Training Part 2 at all three of our Central Rivers AEA locations. The Numeracy Project Part 2 Workshop is intended as a follow up … Continue reading →

Here is the recording from town hall on Tuesday. Amy Knupp, Executive Director of Special Education Central Rivers AEA 1521 Technology Parkway Cedar Falls, Is. 50613 Phone: 319-273-8261 Aknupp@centralriversaea.org

New statewide AEA professional development registration system is coming soon! Exciting news for Iowa’s educators; Iowa’s AEAs and AEA Learning Online are collaborating to move our professional learning courses to a brand-new registration system! You will soon enjoy an upgraded, … Continue reading →

Exciting news for Iowa educators! The professional learning system is getting an upgrade. You’ll soon enjoy a more user-friendly interface, making it easier to find and navigate learning opportunities. No need to stress about your course history – we’re handling … Continue reading →

Medicaid Training Video I am sharing this medicaid training video for your review.  This information pertains to Team Rep, OT, PT, Early Access Educators and Early Access Service Coordinators.  If an OT or PT cannot be present at an IEP … Continue reading →

ICASE:  Secondary Transition Webinar Thanks to all who could attended the ICASE webinar with Katherine Beenken from Ahlers and Cooney on Secondary Transition.  In case you couldn’t join live, here is the recording as well as the slides presented. If … Continue reading →