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ServiceDescriptionContactPhoneMore Information
ACCESS PennsylvaniaWeb-based technology that links members to over 2,800 libraries throughout Pennsylvania and surrounding states allowing them to share resources including books, tapes, periodicals, and sound recordings.Judy Baker734-8388http://www.powerlibrary.org/
Act 89/Nonpublic School ServicesServices include guidance and counseling, psychological diagnostic evaluation, remedial and enrichment education, home and school visitations, and speech and language services.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Federal/pages/Act%2089.aspx
AdministrationAdministration of Board policy and overall operation of the IU.Connie Keiper734-8401mailto:connie_keiper@iu5.org
Adult Education/Adult Literacy/ESLProvides literacy, GED, and prevocational academic and English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction to adults.Karen Sheldon836-0870 x (5223)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/ADULT%20EDUCATION.aspx
Alternative EducationProvides academic and behavioral support for students who have been unsuccessful in public school.Carol Marsden734-8476mailto:carol_marsden@iu5.org
Assistive Technology ProgramProvides inservice, consultation, and direct services to districts and students in the use of assistive devices and augmentative communication systems to help students access the school curriculum.Carol Marsden734-8476http://internet.iu5.org/sites/AssistiveTech/default.aspx
AutismSupport for the development and implementation of school programs that support students with Autism to become successful participants in standards-based general education curriculum in a continuum of learning environments.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SpecialEducation/Lists/Supervision%20Services/DispForm.aspx?ID=9&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eiu5%2Eorg%2Fsites%2FSpecialEducation%2Fpages%2FPrograms%2520and%2520Services%2Easpx
Behavior/Interagency Coord.Support for the development and implementation of programs and strategies to assist school staff to enhance pro-social behavior and to reduce challenging behavior of students.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Business Manager MeetingsOccurs with district and vo-tech business managers prior to NOREBT Trust meetings.Linda Cussins734-8439mailto:linda_cussins@iu5.org
Child Development Associate (CDA)The Child Development Associate (CDA) program is designed to offer training opportunities for early childhood staff who want to enhance the quality of child care and early education they provide by defining, evaluating, recognizing, and implementing the competencies established by the Council for Early Childhood Professional Recognition.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455mailto:chris_dzeskewicz@iu5.org
Click-to-Meet Web ConferencingClick-To-Meet is a multi-point web-based video conferencing system designed to work with desktop or laptop computers. If you have a broadband connection to the Internet, you can Web-conference with anyone around the world.Dawn Banister734-8391mailto:dawn_banister@iu5.org
Communications/Public RelationsAuthorization of all press releases and all communication with the press flow from the Executive Director's office.Connie Keiper734-8401mailto:connie_keiper@iu5.org
Conference Room ReservationsAll reservations of rooms by outside entities are coordinated through Internal Operations. All internal room conflicts should be brought to the attention of Internal Operations.Lacey Maze734-8460mailto:lacey_maze@iu5.org
Crisis Prevention & Intervention (CPI)Consultation services to assist in developing crisis programs and procedures, as well as crisis support counseling services.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Curriculum Dev./RegulationsAssistance with aligning curriculum, assessment, and instruction with research-based best practices and state regulations on a customized basis to meet district needs.Jen Benacci734-8387http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/default.aspx
Curriculum Directors MeetingsMonthly meetings hosted by the IU to share information, provide direction, and facilitate coordination of regional professional development, technical assistance, and collaborative activities. District leaders also act as liaisons for information that IU educational consultants provide to the state regarding regional initiatives.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Curriculum/default.aspx
Cyber Services Distance Education Program K-12Engaging learners in individualized, appropriate online instruction to enhance student achievement.Bonnie Samuels /Raina Humes734-8424 / (8375)https://inside.iu5.org/sites/cyber
Cyber Services/Online CoursesThe Cyber Services program offers online professional development courses for educators, in order to provide a unique opportunity to pursue personal and professional development goals while reducing the amount of time spent away from their jobs.Bonnie Samuels / Raina Humes734-8424 / (8375)https://iu5host.iu5.org/eup/
Data Tools & AnalysisSupport for data management and analysis to make data-informed decisions: Data Tools (CDA, eMetrics, PVAAS, Grow, paayp.com, 4Sight, Benchmark Assessment, Data Dialogue facilitation, Adequate Yearly Progress).Jen Benacci / Tonya Samuels734-8387 / (8402)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/default.aspx
Document ManagementDocument management is a service that provides digitizing of paper records, the storage and retrieval of digitized paper and electronic records, and archiving of electronic records via a rule-based system.Dawn Banister734-8391mailto:dawn_banister@iu5.org
Early Childhood InterventionProvides services to children ages three to five years who have developmental difficulties which interfere with learning. Services include developmental screenings, multi-disciplinary evaluations, preschool classrooms, outreach services, itinerant supportive services to preschools, home-based services, coordination with other agencies, and toddler and school age transition planning.Diane Skelton (staff support) / Kim Sanders (referrals, IEPs, ERs, agency contracts)734-8477 / (8461)http://internet.iu5.org/EarlyIntervention/default.aspx
Emergency Substitute ConsortiumConsortium identifies, screens, trains, and obtains emergency substitute teachers for school districts.Mary Charlton734-8407http://internet.iu5.org/sites/personnel/Lists/Our%20Services%20Include/DispForm.aspx?ID=6&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eiu5%2Eorg%2Fsites%2Fpersonnel%2Fdefault%2Easpx
English as a Second Language (ESL)Individualized instruction and tutoring service for non-English or limited-English speaking students.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Federal/pages/ESL%20Student%20Instruction.aspx
eStrategic Planning (eSP)Web-based eStrategic Planning System aligned with Leading for Learning!Jen Benacci734-8387mailto:jen_benacci@iu5.org
Family LiteracyProvides comprehensive program to Warren County families including: adult literacy education, early childhood education, parenting education, and interactive literacy activities.Karen Sheldon836-0870 x (5223)mailto:karen_sheldon@iu5.org
Federal (FBI) Fingerprint ChecksThe IU has been designated as one of PA's fingerprint sites for processing digital fingerprints which are sent electronically to the FBI for anyone hired after April 1, 2007, working in the schools who may have direct contact with students. For further information, refer to our Web site: www.iu5.orgKim Winkelbauer734-8404http://internet.iu5.org/sites/personnel/Lists/Our%20Services%20Include/DispForm.aspx?ID=17&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eiu5%2Eorg%2Fsites%2Fpersonnel%2Fdefault%2Easpx
GE/Council for Opportunities in Education (COE)This initiative provides activities to improve college access for students at Central Career and Technical School.Sharon Proper836-0870 x (5227)mailto:sharon_proper@iu5.org
GED Classes & TestingStudy to improve skills necessary in language arts writing (grammar and essay), social studies, science, language arts reading and math in order to successfully pass the high school equivalency exam.Karen Sheldon836-0870 x (5223)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/ADULT%20EDUCATION.aspx
Gifted NetworkingTeachers of the gifted networking sessions held four times during the school year.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Graduate CoursesCourses are held at the IU and at sites throughout the region, with PDE graduate inservice credit eligibility.Tonya Samuels734-8402mailto:tonya_samuels@iu5.org
Graphic DesignProfessional graphic design and full service printing department for member school districts.Lacey Maze734-8460mailto:lacey_maze@iu5.org
HALT! Bullying Prevention ProgramA major element of the HALT! Program is the continued implementation of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program. The program has been utilized internationally for over 25 years with significant results in decreasing bullying behavior among children in grades K-10. This program is not a curriculum, but rather a system wide approach that focuses on changing behaviors that lead to an improvement in school culture and a reduction in antisocial behaviors.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Federal/pages/HALT!.aspx
Higher Education CouncilCollaboration with institutions of higher education.Tammy Soltis734-8458mailto:tammy_soltis@iu5.org
IEPWriter ConsortiumIEPWriter by Leader Services is a web-based program that allows special education professionals to create Individual Education Programs (IEPs) and related documents using common web browsers. IU 5 has joined together with several of its member districts to form a consortium in order to receive a discounted price.Tammy Hodge734-8464mailto:tammy_hodge@iu5.org
Instructional Media & Technology Services (IMTS) Circulating CollectionsThe IMTS circulating library contains over 15,000 resources, including videotapes, CD-ROMS, DVDs, and instructional kits. The most current listing of resources in the collection may be found using the Online Catalog accessible from the IMTS Web site at http://www.iu5.org/IMTS. Resources may be located by keyword, curriculum area, title, or series. Once a resource has been located it may be "booked" or requested online for delivery to a participating location.Karen Culbertson734-8375http://www.imts.iu5.org/cgi-bin/welcome_MYDB.pl?NTI
JETS CompetitionAnnual March engineering competition for high school student teams.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
Joint PurchasingCoordination of joint purchasing of supplies and equipment by the IU and member school districts.Sue Gregor734-8436mailto:sue_gregor@iu5.org
Leading Educational Achievement through the Regional Network (LEARN)Coordinate & facilitate the development & implementation of IU Pilot Programs, including but not limited to: Professional Development, K-12 Digital Content, Content Creation, Internet 2, Shared Services/Resources, Higher Education Partnerships, and Community ApplicationsJudy Baker734-8388http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Services.aspx
Local Task ForceThe Local Right to Education Task Force is made up of parents, professionals, and citizen advocates dedicated to the education of all school aged children who receive special education services.Carol Marsden734-8476mailto:carol_marsden@iu5.org
Low Incidence & InclusionThis initiative provides technical assistance to school districts to support their efforts to best meet the needs of students receiving special education services in the Least Restrictive Environment.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455mailto:christine_dzeskewicz@iu5.org
MASTERSA one-week summer experience in math and science for gifted and highly talented elementary students.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
Math NetworkingSupport for the development and implementation of effective math curriculum, assessment, and instruction.Tonya Samuels734-8402http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Services.aspx
Medicaid/ACCESSMedical Assistance Billing of services such as speech and OT/PT for IU and district staff.Karen Kibler / Nancy Ditmore / Nicole Sauers / Barb Albertson734-8451 / (8428) / (8423)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Finance/default.aspx
Mental Health ServicesThe School-based Mental Health Services Program provided consultation, training, and school-based mental health services in all Erie County school districts.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455http://internet.iu5.org/EarlyIntervention/default.aspx
Migrant EducationProvides supportive, health, tracking, and instructional services to children of migrant farm workers.Anna Marucci836-0870 x (5265)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Federal/pages/Migrant%20Education.aspx
Mobile Computer LabsThe Intermediate Unit has four mobile windows computer labs that can be transported to and set-up at any location. They are completely self-contained with networking and printing capabilities. If a connection to the Internet is available, these labs can be connected. Eight to ten Macintosh computers are also available.Dawn Banister734-8391mailto:dawn_banister@iu5.org
Neglected and DelinquentThe IU conducts needs assessments and provides training to the school staff in 16 school districts in our region in regards to homeless identification, school enrollment policies, and successful strategies to help homeless students achieve academically.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Federal%20Programs.aspx
NOREBT TrustThe IU coordinates health, dental, and vision benefits for thirteen and three affiliate school districts.Linda Cussins734-8439http://www.norebt.org/
PA Governor's Schools of ExcellenceOperation of a competitive program centering in the areas of art, sciences, international studies, business, agriculture, health care, and teaching. Regional award winners attend a special summer program at various colleges and universities throughout the Commonwealth.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
PAIU Academic CompetitionAnnual spring competition for high school student teams.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
Paraeducators (Spec. Ed.) TrainingPreparation and technical assistance for non-professional classroom personnel in being efficient and effective in supporting students to be successful in the classroom.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Paraprofessional AssessmentsParaprofessional assessment offered on-site to meet the "highly qualified" requirements of "No Child Left Behind."Kim Winkelbauer734-8404mailto:kim_winkelbauer@iu5.org
Parent Support CenterOur parent consultant is available to provide assistance to parents regarding the special education processCarol Marsden734-8476http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SpecialEducation/pages/Parent%20Support%20and%20Resources.aspx
PASA (PSSA Alternate Assessment)States alternative exam for individuals with severe cognitive abilities.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455mailto:christine_dzeskewicz@iu5.org
PennDataPennData System is a student tracking system for funding special education services in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.Mary Whitmer / Sue Gregor / Cayla Javor734-8468 / (8469) / (8386)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Finance/default.aspx
Personnel Meetings with DistrictsQuarterly meetings held with district personnel staff to network on current issues.Kim Winkelbauer734-8404mailto:kim_winkelbauer@iu5.org
Personnel ServicesCoordinates total personnel matters including contract management, employment, and evaluation of staff.Mary Charlton / Maggie Niles / Kim Winkelbauer734-8407 / (8411) / (8404)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/personnel/default.aspx
Principals' NetworkingElementary and secondary principals' networking/sharing sessions (four times/year).Tonya Samuels734-8402http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Administration.aspx
PrintingProvides high volume copying, offset printing, and bindery services to school districts and related agencies.Deborah Daily734-8422http://internet.iu5.org/sites/personnel/pages/Printing%20Services.aspx
Professional Advisory Council (PAC)Provides a monthly forum for superintendents to consider current issues and set the course for services to be offered by the IU.Connie Keiper734-8401mailto:connie_keiper@iu5.org
Professional Development (Act 48)Workshops, networking sessions, and other staff development programs are held to meet the needs of the region's educators for staff development.Tonya Samuels734-8402http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Act%2048%20Info.aspx
Professional LibraryThe professional library provides over 4,000 books and periodicals to assist area educators with their professional development. All titles may be accessed from the IMTS Web site under the Professional Library LinkJudy Baker734-8388http://proflib.iu5.org/webopac/inner?siteid=ProfLib
Progress MonitoringA comprehensive approach to meeting student learning needs, especially those with an IEP. This includes: connecting an IEP to the assessment anchors; accommodations guides; school intervention model (SIM), and comprehensive training modules for staff.Wendy Carson734-8389mailto:wendy_carson@iu5.org
PSSA (Spec. Ed.-Institutions)Provide communication/coordination with state contracted agency (DRC) to ensure students in local institutions participate in the PSSA tests.Carol Marsden734-8476mailto:carol_marsden@iu5.org
PSSA / AYPProvide guidance and clarification to school districts.Jen Benacci734-8387http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/default.aspx
Psychological ServicesThe IU provides psychological services to its member school districts, Charter schools, institutional settings as requested, and to Nonpublic Schools who request Act 89 Program Services.Barb Albertson734-8386http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SpecialEducation/pages/Programs%20and%20Services.aspx
Reading RecoveryAssist school districts with Reading Recovery implementation.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Services.aspx
Regional Choice Initiative (RCI)College-level work and college credit can be earned by high school students by receiving direct instruction from college professors. Courses are provided at a reasonable cost for the student's family and home school.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/RCI/default.aspx
Regional Summer School of ExcellenceTwo weeks of intensive laboratory and field site study in the life sciences at Gannon University in July for outstanding sophomore and junior science students.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
Response to Intervention (RtI)A comprehensive, multi-tiered approach to enable early identification and intervention (RtI) for students at academic or behavioral risk.Karen King / Tammy Soltis734-8483 (8387)mailto:karen_king@iu5.org
Safe & Drug Free SchoolsThis program is designed to develop, improve, and implement a program of drug abuse prevention in conjunction with related community experts and provide resources for students K-12 in the non-public schools.Melanie Sturm734-8421mailto:melanie_sturm@iu5.org
Satellite ProgramsPrograms received via satellite are distributed to area educators via videotape copies or broadcast, along with live teleconferences.Judy Baker734-8388mailto:judy_baker@iu5.org
School Improvement PlanningAssist schools and districts with the Leading for Learning and Getting Results school improvement planning tools.Jen Benacci734-8387mailto:jen_benacci@iu5.org
School to CareerAssists in the development of programs to prepare students for high skill, high wage employment opportunities.Karen Culbertson734-8479http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/SCHOOL%20TO%20CAREER%20PROGRAM.aspx
Science NetworkingSupport for the development and implementation of effective science curriculum, assessment, and instruction.Jen Benacci734-8387http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/default.aspx
Secondary Literacy CouncilThis program focuses on strategies and programs that impact low-achieving secondary readers. The Strategic Instruction Model (SIM), Reading Apprenticeship framework, technology and library resources, as well as book circles give teachers practical, theory-based reading instruction that helps them to make decisions.Wendy Carson734-8389http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/default.aspx
Special EducationThe following special education programs and related services are offered: Autistic Support, Blind/Visually Impaired Support, Deaf/Hearing Impaired Support, Emotional Support, Learning Support, Life Skills Support, Multi-Disability Support, Speech and Language Support, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Early Childhood Intervention are available as related services.Karen King734-8483http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SpecialEducation/default.aspx
Streaming MediaStreaming media is streaming video or digital media, that may be accessed through the IMTS Online Catalog. Currently members have access to 6,000 full-length streaming videos, thousands of video clips, tens of thousands of still photos, lesson plans, encyclopedia articles, calendar related resources, and Web links, all aligned to PA state standards and readily accessible by a computer with Internet access.Wendy Carson734-8389mailto:wendy_carson@iu5.org
Student Assistance Program (SAP)The IU offers consultation and on-site technical assistance to school districts to support school district personnel in meeting the needs of at-risk students.Chris Dzeskewicz734-8455http://internet.iu5.org/EarlyIntervention/default.aspx
Student ForumThe purpose of the Student Forum is for students from city and county schools to gather in an interactive forum to exchange ideas, work collaboratively, and learn skills to take back to their schools and communities.Melanie Sturm734-8421http://internet.iu5.org/sites/StudentPrograms/default.aspx
Student Membership ReportingDistrict information on student attendance for submission to PDE.Sue Gregor / Mary Whitmer / Cayla Javor734-8469 / (8386) / (8468)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Finance/default.aspx
Summer Foods ProgramContinues the free and reduced lunch programs through the summer months.Sharon Proper836-0870 x (5227)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/SUMMER%20FOODS.aspx
Supplemental Educational Services (SES)The IU provides extra academic assistance for low-income students who are attending Title I schools that have failed to make Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) for three or more years.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Federal%20Programs.aspx
Talent SearchProvides academic assistance and motivates income-eligible first generation college students to pursue postsecondary education programs. Services may begin with sixth grade.Sharon Proper836-0870 x (5227)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/TALENT%20SEARCH.aspx
Teacher CertificationPersonnel services assists educators and school districts with questions on certification.Mary Charlton734-8407http://internet.iu5.org/sites/personnel/Lists/Our%20Services%20Include/DispForm.aspx?ID=7&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eiu5%2Eorg%2Fsites%2Fpersonnel%2Fdefault%2Easpx
Teaching American History (TAH) through the Pennsylvania StoryA federal competitive grant to enhance student learning through content and pedagogy professional development.Tonya Samuels734-8402mailto:tonya_samuels@iu5.org
Tech PrepThe Tech Prep Program provides students with an educational pathway, educational supports, and opportunities needed to adapt to the technical challenges of the futureKaren Culbertson734-8479http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Management/pages/TECH%20PREP.aspx
Technology Integration and Professional Technology ResourcesCoordination of staff development opportunities designed to address the role of technology and instructional resources in a standards-based environment.Wendy Carson734-8389mailto:wendy_carson@iu5.org
Technology Solutions & ServicesMobile labs, administrative applications, internet connectivity, technology planning and consultation, telephones and TRC Help Desk are the main services provided by Technology Solutions and Services.Dawn Banister734-8391http://internet.iu5.org/sites/TSS/default.aspx
TeleconferencingWe offer teleconferencing for IU and district staff to reduce traveling a great distance for a half day or a few hour meeting.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Title ICooperative administration and coordination of district Title I LEA programs. Assistance is provided for those students needing reading/math remediation and other related services.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Federal%20Programs.aspx
Title II - Staff DevelopmentTitle IIA and Title IIDTammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Federal%20Programs.aspx
Title VThis program is designed to improve K-12 education for students attending Nonpublic Schools through the acquisition of computers, AV equipment, library resources, tests, etc.Tammy Soltis734-8458http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SIS/pages/Federal%20Programs.aspx
Training and Consultation (TaC)The purpose of this federal program is to provide staff development, technical assistance, and consultation for school district staff. These programs are offered to help improve the academic and behavior success of students.Wendy Carson / Tonya Samuels / Karen Culbertson / Tammy Soltis734-8389 / (8402) / (8479) / (8458)http://internet.iu5.org/sites/SpecialEducation/pages/Training%20and%20Consultation.aspx
Transition (Special Ed. Secondary)Support for the development and implementation of collaborative efforts of schools, community agencies, families, and the community to provide transition to post-school employment, community living, independence, recreation, and citizenship for secondary students.Karen Culbertson734-8479mailto:karen_culbertson@iu5.org
Transportation (Students)Provides transportation services for early intervention and school age special education pupils to and from their schools along with consultation to districts.Sue Gregor734-8469http://internet.iu5.org/sites/Finance/default.aspx
Upward Bound Math/ScienceProvides academic assistance and motivates income eligible first generation college students to pursue postsecondary education (math/science) programs. Grades 9-12 with 6 week summer college experience.Sharon Proper836-0870 x (5227)mailto:sharon_proper@iu5.org
Van Delivery ServiceThe IU van delivery system makes weekly deliveries to members in the NW Tri-County region.Judy Baker734-8388mailto:judy_baker@iu5.org
Video DuplicationIMTS is able to make individual copies of programming for teachers. All efforts are made to secure duplication rights to programming contained in the circulating collection.Judy Baker734-8388mailto:judy_baker@iu5.org
VideoconferencingAll 17 school districts in our region are equipped to videoconference. A videoconference is a live, two-way interaction. Videoconferencing is utilized for staff-development and out-side agencies for informational conferencing purposes.Dawn Banister734-8391mailto:dawn_banister@iu5.org
Wide-area Network (WAN)Intermediate Units 5, 6, and 28 have established a consortium to provide high speed broadband services to Northwestern Pennsylvania. The Wide-Area Network (WAN) is a cornerstone for many services such as Streaming media, voice over IP, video conferencing, etc.Dawn Banister734-8391mailto:dawn_banister@iu5.org
Young Writers and Illustrators ContestYoung Writers' and Illustrators' Contest - previously advertised in conjunction with Reading Rainbow.Wendy Carson734-8389mailto:wendy_carson@iu5.org