The mission of ESU 7 is to provide leadership and support by delivering customized and innovative services.
Nebraska’s Educational Service Unit system began with the passage of LB 301 by the Nebraska Legislature in 1965. Since that time the Educational Service Unit system has undergone numerous changes that have expanded and improved the quality of service delivery. ESU 7 became fully operational in the fall of 1968. Today ESU 7 serves the K-12 school districts of seven counties from its offices at 2657 44th Avenue, Columbus, Nebraska.
Christina Hancock, Speech Language Pathology (SLP) Coordinator, presented the SLP Department spotlight to the Board.
Four Professional Development Coordinators, Brooke Kavan, Mark Brady, Ernie Valentine, and Amy Richards presented the Professional Development Spotlight on Principals Supports to the board. Brooke
Notice, according to State Law 84-1411, is hereby given that an open public meeting of the Board of Education of Educational Service Unit 7, in the County of Platte, in the State of Nebraska, will
The vision of ESU 7 is to be a leader in innovative service delivery, prioritizing:
People
To be a family-centered place to work where people are inspired to continue to grow.
Services
Provide innovative services for school districts to meet current and anticipate future needs.
Efficiency
Maximize our services by scaling them up to prioritize outcomes.