Butler County Educational Service Center (BCESC) announced this week that it has been named to The Enquirer’s annual list of Top Workplaces in Cincinnati for the tenth consecutive year. BCESC has made an appearance on Cincinnati’s Top Workplaces list each year since 2013 and is one of only 130 Greater Cincinnati organizations featured on the 2022 Top Workplaces list.
Virtual reality is working its way into classrooms in the Tri-State. Butler County Educational Service Center has partnered with several local school districts to find new, innovative ways to use math, and virtual reality is one of them.
Upping pay rates in recent months for K-12 substitute teachers schools helped expand the pool of candidates for temporary classroom jobs, but shortages caused by COVID-19 still remain, said Butler County education officials.
“Many of our students come from difficult backgrounds and experiences that stifle their drive to dream,” shared Ealy. “Our school knew that giving our students the opportunity to see more of Butler Tech and to be exposed to the many programs that it offers, would be an inspirational experience.”
Established in 1914, Butler County Educational Service Center has served as the central educational and service resource for schools, government agencies, families, children and the community of Butler County, Ohio for more than a century.
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