Kane County Regional Office of Education

Kane County Regional Office of Education

Education Management

Geneva, Illinois 660 followers

About us

The mission of the Kane County Regional Office of Education is to advocate for education, provide leadership, perform regulatory functions, and coordinate state and local services for educators, school districts, and the community. Alternative Program: Part of our Alternative Program division is our Youth Outreach Workers; counselors that assist schools and students with truancy prevention. The Kane County ROE also offers the Equal Chance Program which advocates for homeless student education. This program is administered by the Area One Lead Program and funded by a grant from the Illinois State Board of Education through the McKinney–Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001. Our alternative programs department assists with at-risk youth and their families facing atypical circumstances within the school system, whether it be homelessness, truancy, expulsion, or delinquency. As stated by the Illinois State Board of Education, regional offices of education are also responsible for investigating noncompliance within private, homeschool arrangements. Partnerships & Communication: Our biggest annual celebration is our Educator Of The Year Awards Ceremony in which we honor teachers, administrators and support staff. To learn more about our involvement and events with external organizations and our school districts, please subscribe to our semimonthly newsletter and visit us on our social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn. Testing Center: Tests that can be taken at the ROE include the GED, Constitution Test, Paraprofessional Test, and more. Transcripts from testing can be provided upon request.

Website
https://kaneroe.org/
Industry
Education Management
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Geneva, Illinois
Type
Educational
Specialties
Education, Education Management, Workshops, and Higher Education

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Employees at Kane County Regional Office of Education

Updates

  • What a kickoff to our 2024 Student Photography Contest! 📷 We received 261 submissions for our Week 1 theme: Texture. Thank you to the students and teachers that took the time to showcase your talents. The passion is evident in your work! The overall winning photo from Week 1 is: •Sleeping Lizard, Ben Blackburn, Streamwood HS The rest of the top 10 selections from Week 1 are as follows: •Patterns in Nature - Leighton Feld, West Aurora HS •Blue - Gizel Ferrer, East Aurora HS •Curl - Hannah Hitchings, St. Charles North HS •Dirt Road - Johnny Mourafetis, St. Charles North HS •Fake Grass - Lilly Grevoy, South Elgin HS •Sanctuary - Yogi Patel, Bartlett HS •Fizzle - Maia Sappington, Central HS •Cracking - Emily McClaren, Cambridge Lakes Charter School •Diamond Waves - Analeigha Rodriguez, Rosary HS See the full list of winners from each week at https://lnkd.in/gvzbj99X.

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  • Last week, staff from our Alternative Programs was on-hand at the CASA Kane County Fall Conference, where our own Jimmy Pawola presented on McKinney-Vento children and youth in foster care. We thank the social workers, educators, organizational partners, and all advocates for children that met with us, asked questions, and listened to this important information.

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  • Microlearning is under the microscope in today's PD Spotlight! P.L.A.Y. (Professional Learning and You) gives you access to bite-sized modules of personalized content that can be completed on your schedule. Some activities can be wrapped up in as little as five minutes, and every 15 minutes spent completing activities earns you .25 PD hours! Start your P.L.A.Y. ➡️ kaneroe.org/play

  • One of the greatest daily challenges for any educator is simply getting the attention of the class. You may have tried asking your students to clap or respond with a phrase if they can hear you, but what about simply breathing? In this week's Branching Out, Jordan Eggleson shows how encouraging a breathing technique can help your students focus and listen for your next instructions.

  • This week, we are fortunate to host Maureen McAbee to lead two days of Evaluator Initial Training and Retraining for Principals and Assistant Principals at the Kane County ROE. We are thankful to the administrators that took the time to be with us and are happy to be a partner in helping them complete this qualification with interactive, engaging sessions.

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