For Fall Break 2024, Haney, party of 7, was only a party of 4. Golf, music, and fun—definitely “Heads Carolina” for us this week!

Coach Lee Corso, “What you give away is yours forever. What you hold back is gone forever.” #collegegameday

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A Review of “Holland’s #RIASEC Hexagon: A Paradigm for Life & Work Decisions” “Beyond its usefulness for Ss & the general public, Holland’s RIASEC provides valuable tools for experienced career services practitioners.” #MoreThanAssessment #HumanProcess associationdatabase.com/aws/NCDA/pt/sd…

Sharing some #RIASEC fun this #Thanksgiving. Put some purpose into your party planning by engaging those around you in activities where they can be at their best. So much more than assessment. Happy Thanksgiving. Connect the Work

Black Friday shopping ✅ Listening to the great Lance Scheib on Champions Network as my alma mater, East Noble Activities Department, take on my friends at New Pal in the State Finals ✅ Fridays get any better than this? ❌

My main purpose in life right now is to answer life’s most urgent questions — primarily, “Dad, can you send me the code you just got on your phone?”

Happy Holidays from the ECESC Team, It is our honor to serve your school community and to learn and lead alongside each of you. We look forward to serving you in the new year!

Christmas shopping ‘24 - yep, that resonates!

Morning intercessions for Christmas Eve from Magnificat US

Here’s to a wonderful New Year! We look forward to serving our area schools in 2025.

Did you know that for 22-24 ECESC received a 3E grant from IDOE to help schools increase the number of students engaging in career exploration based on the needs of their communities? This group of 16 community-connected districts is doing great work that we proudly support!

Career-connected learning should start early to give students a broad view of career opportunities and the skills needed to succeed. Early exposure helps students explore their interests and understand the link between education & future careers as they work toward their goals.

How to be a better critical thinker: 1. Be 10% more skeptical of people you agree with—and 10% more charitable to people you disagree with 2. Look for flaws in ideas you like—and strengths in arguments you dislike 3. Learn from sources that engage with competing ideas

Congratulations, Shenandoah Elementary School!! Such an impressive accomplishment! Shenandoah Schools Dr. Kyle Barrentine

ECESC is grateful to be a part of the RAZ-32 team as we collaborate with many partner organizations to see students and communities thrive! Thank you SBOE & Indiana Department of Education for providing the opportunity to share more about this important work today!

Patrick Lencioni reminds us that to be a great leader, there is no other option — you MUST be a servant leader. Ever-present question is this - How can I be a better servant leader?

We are excited to share the story of our 3E Grant in the District Administration online magazine. Check out the op-ed and join us in celebrating the incredible work of our 3E participants! shorturl.at/F2Wyf