Georgia Learning
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CURRENT NEWS
4/30CCGPS Training - CCGPS Training with Dr. Lissa Pijanowski
3/15March Board of Control Meeting - Change of Location
3/8CCRPI and ESEA Flexibility Workshop - Survey - CCRPI Feedback Survey
2/23State Longitudinal Data System Training for Building Administrators - NEGA RESA will be offering 4 Training Opportunities
2/23Georgia Evaluation System for Leaders and Teachers - Target Audience: District and Building Administrators and Teachers
2/23Extraordinary Teaching: Data Teams - Dr. Mike White Returning
2/23Regional CCRPI & ESEA Flexibility Workshop - Informational Meeting March 8th at Oconee Civic Center.
2/23Gifted Endorsement Series - New Series Starting May 2012
2/14Teaching of Reading & Writing - Online - Educational Opportunity
1/182012 GLRS Expo and Transition Conference - Conference Schedule

 

NORTHEAST GEORGIA REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY

VISION

Northeast Georgia RESA strives to provide exemplary services by working collaboratively with schools and school systems to build and sustain high performing learning cultures that prepare students to be globally competitive.

MISSION

Northeast Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) is a resource team that enhances student achievement through building capacity in staff to lead improvement in schools and school systems, providing Shared Services, and enabling systems to maximize fiscal resources.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Northeast Georgia RESA is ethically bound by and committed to:

  • Working in alignment with Georgia School Standards and RESA Standards.
  • Operating as a professional learning community using RESA team norms as a foundation for all interactions.
  • Using data that are accurate, up-to-date, and research-based to plan strategically with stakeholders based on school and school system needs.
  • Leveraging the expertise and talent of our staff in service to our schools and school systems.
  • Monitoring to ensure the quality of RESA services through the implementation of a comprehensive assessment system.

 

On March 24, the Teaching American History Grant hosted a session with Dr. Phil Noble, author of Beyond the Burning Bus. Dr. Noble was the chair of the Bi-Racial Human Relations Committee in Anniston, Alabama during the early 1960’s during the tumultuous times of the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama. After the Freedom Riders bus was burned outside of Anniston in 1961, the city leaders decided to form a community committee to make plans for the city so that Anniston could hopefully avoid further violence as in other Alabama cities at the time. He shared his
experiences with the group in a highly interesting and interactive session. He was accompanied by his children, Dr. Betty Noble and Phil Noble, who also shared their experiences during this time.


 


GaDOE News Updates

State Releases 2011 Adequate Yearly Progress Results

Georgia Students Show Improvement on End-of-Course Tests

GaDOE Summer GAEL Conference Presentation

CRCT Results Improve in Almost Every Grade and Subject Area

State Board of Education Approves Plan to Phase Out Graduation Test

State Board of Education Approves Math Changes

2012 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

State Superintendent John Barge Discusses Math Curriculum on FOX 5

Title I Distinguished Schools and Districts Awarded

AJC Profile of Superintendent Barge

Dr. John Barge Becomes Georgia’s 21st State School Superintendent

Fall 2010 Edition of the GaDOE Source Newsletter

 

 


Northeast Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency
375 Winter Street
Winterville, GA 30683
706-742-8292/FAX 706-742-8928
For Technical Assistance contact our Webmaster - brenda.mercer@negaresa.org