Join us for an inspiring hands-on event for 3rd–5th grade students at Abilene Christian University (Hunter Welcome Center). Dates & Times: Choose one date: March 4, 5, or 6. Available slots: 9:00 AM, 9:45 AM, 10:30 AM, or 11:15 AM.

Looking for a field trip that will get your younger students exploring, discovering, and thinking outside the box? We have a new student event called LEAP: Literary Engineers @ Play coming April 15th & 16th for K-2nd grade students.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

TASA has named the Colorado ISD Board of Trustees the 2025 Outstanding School Board — the top honor in the TASA School Board Awards program, which has honored Texas school boards that have demonstrated commitment to their students and to their communities since 1971. The Colorado ISD school board was chosen from among five finalists interviewed by a committee of Texas school administrators. The committee was impressed by how board members have focused on opportunities to break the cycle of poverty in their community by offering high-quality career and technical education (CTE) programs to students in their district.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

These remarkable individuals embody the heart of education in Region 14. Their dedication to students’ success, well-being, and growth has a profound impact on the school and community they serve, inspiring us all. To our region, they are not just educators; they are champions of hope and resilience nurturing a brighter future for students, families, and schools alike. Thank you for making a difference in Region 14.

The 22nd Annual Autism Extravaganza brings together families and community members to celebrate autistic individuals in the Region 14 area. Our guest speaker is Meg Ferrell, OT: Strengths-Based Practices in Action: Supporting Your Autistic Clients to Learn, Play & Thrive. This event will be held in the Hunter Welcome Center on the campus of Abilene Christian University. A community resource fair will open at 8:30am and close at 4pm. PROGRAM begins at 9am. Lunch will be on your own. Approved for continuing education credit by the Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association (TSHA) and AOTA. Entire event is FREE for all including community members. Questions? Contact Amber Davies: adavies@esc14.net or 325-675-8636 Register HERE in PITStop 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM RESOURCE FAIR OPEN 8:30 AM - 4 PM