About the Educational Technology Network
The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and the nine Educational Service Districts (ESDs), unified as the Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD or ESD Network) were chartered in House Bill 1365 to support increased educational technology (Ed Tech) services described in the bill as digital equity and support across the state by creating a shared vision to:
Accelerate student access
to learning devices and related goods and services
Expand professional learning programs
and technical assistance on using technology to support student learning
Build the capacity of schools and districts
to support digital navigation services for students and their families, especially for our underserved populations
EdTech resources to support statewide efforts:
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About AESD
Washington’s nine Educational Service Districts, through the Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD), are an aligned and equitable system of support for educators and district/school leaders across the state. The AESD collaborates with OSPI and other state, regional, and local organizations to design and deliver high-quality programs and professional learning. Our network serves school districts, state tribal education compact schools, public charter schools, and private schools.
