The Kane County Regional Office of Education is excited to present at the 2023 AESA Conference.

Taking Local Processes Statewide: Using Technology to Build Efficiency

The Kane County ROE converted our Health Life Safety, Compliance, Permit, Truancy, and Registration systems over the last several years from paper to web-based. By streamlining these systems we accomplish tasks such as consolidating forms, improving communication channels, and automating certain tasks. By developing more efficient systems and sharing statewide it allows offices to better serve its schools and districts while ensuring that all regulations are met. The development of these systems has led to significant improvements in efficiency and effectiveness, ultimately benefiting students, schools, and the community statewide.During this presentation the presenters will share the process to convert systems to web-based, the policies and procedures used, as well as the training and support structures developed for continual improvement and upgrades.

Indicators of Success:

  • Identify systems in their own office they can share statewide and gain revenue
  • Collaborate with other ESA’s to evaluate opportunities for technical efficiencies
  • Understand support and security requirements to operate statewide
 

Presenters:

  • Patricia Dal Santo, Regional Superintendent
  • Deanna Oliver, Asst. Regional Superintendent
  • Phil Morris, Director of Operations and Technology
  • Katie Algrim, Director of Innovative Professional Learning
  • Julie Hadjiev, Director of Finance

Online Courses

We provide timely and relevant support to educators in their journey to meet the ever-increasing demands of teaching and leading through a variety of synchronous and asynchronous online workshops. All offerings provide participants with research-based, relevant resources and help address the critical issues facing educators today. 

 

Through these opportunities, educators are empowered to make immediate and long-lasting changes in their professional practice to help increase student achievement while also meeting their social and emotional needs.

 

Administrator Academies

By statute, every administrator must complete a minimum of one approved academy annually and a minimum of five in each administrator certificate renewal period. 

 

The Illinois Online Academy provides a range of online academies that meet this criteria while providing research-based strategies to help you on you journey. Topics range from combatting educator burnout, meeting and presentation tips, restorative practices, and more.