Essex County Learning Community
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AN EDUCATOR LEARNING COMMUNITY

Meeting the Diverse Learning Assets & Needs of Students in Essex County

A Message to Our Community on COVID-19: Serving You in Difficult Times

Dear Friends: as we head into this time of unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we want you to know first and foremost that we at Full Frame Communications and the Center for Collaborative Education (CCE) are here as a resource to you. We invite you to call upon us in these difficult times—just to make a friendly connection, and/or to help problem-solve around the issues that may arise in the coming weeks.  Caring for the caregivers is central to our vision. Read more here...

A Community-Driven Approach to School Change

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​The research is clear: when teachers are learning, so are their students.  Moreover, when educators are appreciated as valued professionals, on a par with other professionals in our society, they are better able to appreciate the rich array of students who enter their schools and classrooms. 

​The Essex County Learning Community (ECLC) serves educators in small and medium-sized school districts in close geographic proximity to one another. Taking a relational approach, we gather superintendents, principals, department directors, and teachers together on a deep journey toward more effectively meeting the needs of all their students. Specifically, we focus on appreciating the learning assets and better addressing the needs of students with learning disabilities, learning and attention issues, and exposure to trauma, as well those who have not been served well under past and current systems because of structural inequities based on race, culture, income, language, and gender.

ECLC believes that trusting relationships among educators are the foundation for personal and professional growth, just as they are for students. The ECLC opens up the time and space for facilitated conversation and reflection, for state-of-the-art learning with national and regional experts, and for collaboration toward much greater impact. ​
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We are excited to welcome Cohort 2 into the Essex County Learning Community! For more information, please visit our blog to view the announcement/press release about new Cohort 2 districts here.

Participating Districts

Cohort 1
BEVERLY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DANVERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GLOUCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAVERHILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROCKPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
​SWAMPSCOTT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Cohort 2
ANDOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ESSEX AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL SCHOOL
HAMILTON WENHAM REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
MANCHESTER ESSEX REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
SAUGUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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ECLC is generously funded by the Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation. 
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  • About
    • Our History
    • Mission & Vision
    • ECLC Newsletter
    • Testimonials
    • Partners
    • Leadership & Staff
    • Faculty
  • Districts
    • Cohort 1
    • Cohort 2
  • Framework
  • Impact
  • Blog & News
  • Events
  • Contact