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Our Values: Student Success, Partnership, Equity and Innovative Service
Our mission: In partnership with the communities we serve, Northwest Regional Education Service District improves student learning by providing equitable access to high-quality services and support to Oregon's children and families.
Our mission: In partnership with the communities we serve, Northwest Regional Education Service District improves student learning by providing equitable access to high-quality services and support to Oregon's children and families.
SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
We provide specialized services and support to children from age birth through 5 who are experiencing developmental disabilities or delays.
From birth to age 3, our Early Intervention program provides services and supports to children at home or in other caregiving settings. Our educators use a parent-coaching model, which empowers parents to become more confident and competent caregivers. From age 3-5, our Early Childhood Special Education programs provide specialized instruction and services such as physical, occupational, speech and/or language therapy. These services are often provided at community preschools, child care facilities or other designated sites. Learn about our birth through age 5 services >> |
From kindergarten through age 21, we provide a wide range of specialized services to children who are experiencing developmental disabilities or delays.
Our Special Student Services include augmentative communication and assistive technologies, autism spectrum disorder support, behavior support, deaf and hard of hearing and/or audiology support, nursing services, occupational or physical therapy, school psychology, speech-language pathology, traumatic brain injury services and vision services. We also provide special equipment through our regional equipment center. Learn about our special student services >> |
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS AND FAMILIES
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SUMMER MEALS NOW AVAILABLE
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The Summer Food Service Program provides free meals and snacks to children in hundreds of communities throughout Oregon. Children ages 1-18 can participate. Meals are available to all children without paperwork or proof of income. Many of the sites also offer fun summer activities.
Use the Summer Meals website to find the nearest location or text "food" to 877-877. You can also call 2-1-1 and ask about summer meals. See a comprehensive list of Washington County sites >> |
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SUPERINTENDENT UPDATES
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Dan Goldman became the Superintendent of Northwest Regional Education Service District on July 1, 2019.
This video discusses the Superintendent transition and Dan's plans for the future. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to learn about our current projects. |
UPCOMING EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS
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We host dozens of professional development opportunities throughout the year. You can search our database by focus area or role. Credits are listed in the event description when available.
See our upcoming trainings >> |
Featured workshop Preschool and Elementary Applied Behavior Analysis and Evidence-Based Practices Workshop Sept. 26-27 5825 NE Ray Circle Hillsboro OR 97124 |
SERVICES FOR EDUCATORS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
We provide a variety of business, human resources and Spanish translation and interpretation services to the 20 school districts within the four county-region we serve. Through a collaborative effort with Columbia Gorge, Multnomah and Willamette education service districts, we also provide technology services to 53 school districts. This effort is known as the Cascade Technology Alliance (CTA) and has helped us enhance quality while reducing costs. Through CTA, we also provide substitute services for 37 districts.
Our professional learning team works with students, educators, administrators and community members to facilitate deep and culturally sustaining learning. Focus areas currently include early learning, school culture and climate and ninth grade success. Learn more about our professional learning network >>
Our professional learning team works with students, educators, administrators and community members to facilitate deep and culturally sustaining learning. Focus areas currently include early learning, school culture and climate and ninth grade success. Learn more about our professional learning network >>
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