Education powerhouses unite
The Idaho Association of School Administrators and Northwest Council for Computer Education are partnering to provide new ways for Idaho educators to expand their professional learning. From left: Bobby Myers and Heidi Rogers, NCCE; Andy Grover, IASA; and Jeff Farden, Idaho Digital Learning Alliance.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Two of Idaho's most prominent names in education, the Idaho Association of School Administrators and Northwest Council for Computer Education, are partnering to provide new ways for Idaho educators to expand their professional learning.
"IASA was looking for a partner to deliver exemplary professional learning solutions to advance education for all learners and help school leaders forge ahead in any environment," said Andy Grover, IASA executive director.
Heidi Rogers, CEO of NCCE, said the vision is "to lead, engage and assist educational organizations in reaching higher levels of student and educator success through the use of technology."