What does the AESD Network do?
Washington’s nine Educational Service Districts (ESDs) work with each other and with state partners like the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction to deliver statewide programs and services to support student success.
Statewide AESD Network Initiatives
Learning
Learning
Statewide learning opportunities designed to support educators across multiple disciplines
Student Supports
Student Supports
Programs designed to support the success of every K–12 student
Operations
Operations
Strengthening Washington school districts with effective operational support
ESDs are a regional delivery system for statewide initiatives and services. Created by the Washington State Legislature in 1969, our state’s nine educational service districts:
- Help school districts save money by pooling resources
- Provide essential services for school districts, students, and communities
- Help OSPI implement education initiatives
Upcoming Professional Development
Get Social
You can't separate threat assessment from behavioral health and suicide prevention—these three work as one system of student support. ESDs help districts connect all three elements. The statewide school safety network gives districts resources to protect students in two ways: preparing for emergencies and preventing them through behavioral health and suicide prevention programs.
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NEWESD 101 | Educational Service District 105 | ESD 112 | ESD 113 | OESD 114 | Puget Sound Educational Service District | Educational Service District 123 | North Central ESD | NWESD 189
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NEWESD 101 | Educational Service District 105 | ESD 112 | ESD 113 | OESD 114 | Puget Sound Educational Service District | Educational Service District 123 | North Central ESD | NWESD 189
Math fluency means students can reason through problems, choose appropriate strategies, and think creatively—not just recall facts! Our math coordinators are offering a training series that applies the groundbreaking work from "Figuring Out Fluency in Mathematics Teaching and Learning" to help teachers shift their classrooms toward a fluency approach that centers equity and access.
Learn practical activities, games, and routines that develop the reasoning strategies students need to succeed.
A series of these sessions take place at ESD 113 in Tumwater, starting with Play Games and Increase Math Fact Fluency (Feb. 27, 8:30 am–3:30 pm).
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NEWESD 101 | Educational Service District 105 | ESD 112 | ESD 113 | OESD 114 | Puget Sound Educational Service District | Educational Service District 123 | North Central ESD | NWESD 189
Learn practical activities, games, and routines that develop the reasoning strategies students need to succeed.
A series of these sessions take place at ESD 113 in Tumwater, starting with Play Games and Increase Math Fact Fluency (Feb. 27, 8:30 am–3:30 pm).
View offerings: https://vist.ly/4s3zi
#WAedu #WAleg #ESDimpact #MathEducation #FiguringOutFluency #MathFluency
NEWESD 101 | Educational Service District 105 | ESD 112 | ESD 113 | OESD 114 | Puget Sound Educational Service District | Educational Service District 123 | North Central ESD | NWESD 189
