Educational Service District 105
Supporting the learning success of more than 60,000 students
Educational Service District 105 supports the learning success of more than 60,000 students who attend the 25 public school districts and 20 state-approved private and tribal schools we serve in South Central Washington. We serve the counties of Kittitas and Yakima, and portions of Klickitat and Grant counties.
Oral Histories from ESD 105 |
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Regulatory to Service30-year employee Caroline Wood who started in 1969, remembers the early regulatory role and the many programs that would come to ESD 105. |
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Special EdFaye Fuchs, Director of Special Education at ESD 105 describes early services and how they have grown. |
The whole childFaye Fuchs, Director of Special Education at ESD 105 examines how ESDs worked together early on. |
Early digsMarion Whipple, the first secretary to the superintendent, remembers the early days in the County Courthouse. |
Core Services BillFormer ESD 105 superintendent, Mike Barnazzani remembers how the Core Services Bill of 1977 was fought and won. |
Black Hat RoleFormer ESD 105 superintendent, Mike Barnazzani talks about the ESDs early regulatory role and the eventual move to a service role. |
What’s an I.S.D.?Sherman Jensen of Bickleton, ESD 105 Board of Directors (1971-2004), describes his early involvement in ISDs. |
The first boardSherman Jensen of Bickleton, ESD 105 Board of Directors (1971-2004), describes the first board of ESD 105. |
Advisory CommitteesSherman Jensen of Bickleton, ESD 105 Board of Directors (1971-2004), remembers the Superintendents Advisory Committee as very helpful. |
ESDs make better teachersSherman Jensen of Bickleton, ESD 105 Board of Directors (1971-2004), thinks ESDs improve quality of teachers. |
Happy 40th ESDs!Sherman Jensen of Bickleton, ESD 105 Board of Directors (1971-2004), is glad ESDs are still around and glad to pay taxes for them. |
Migrant ServicesMigrant Education Regional Office Director Thomas Romero describes ESD 105’s successful migrant graduation program. |
History of Migrant ServicesMigrant Education Regional Office Director Thomas Romero describes how migrant services came to be nationally. |
