The Division of Administrative Services provides internal agency management to the NCESD, as well as a comprehensive list of services to assist school district management including:
- Budgeting
- State reporting
- Accounting
- Risk management
- Funding
- Student information
- Personnel management
- Compliance with federal, state and local laws
Local school districts can choose support from a variety of services/cooperatives including:
- Fiscal/student records cooperatives
- Business manager services
- Worker’s compensation cooperative
- Unemployment cooperative
- Labor negotiation services
- Interpretation of RCW’s and WAC’s
- Guidance on personnel issues
- Drug and alcohol testing of commercial drivers’ license employees
For more information on how the Division of Administrative Services can support you, contact:
Trisha Schock, CHC, MBA
Executive Director of Administrative Services/Finance
Phone: 509.667.3632
Suzanne Reister, PHR, ARM-P
Executive Director of Human Resources
Phone: 509.667.7100
Latest Program News
NCESD Rolls Out Bicycle Education To First Schools In Region
As part of the historic Move Ahead Washington transportation bill, passed in March 2022, a school-based bicycle safety education program is rolling out to grades 3-8 Physical Education classes across Washington. NCESD has been selected by the grant provider, Cascade Bicycle Club, as a first-year partner and has already delivered bikes to four schools in North Central Washington.
North Central Career Connect Washington Network Secures Grant Funding
The North Central CCW Network is excited to announce that it has successfully secured $394,000 in grant funding through the Washington State Employment Security Department to support the regional collaborative effort through June of 2025.
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Dr. Grant Storey, Career and Technical Education Director, Dual Credit and Technology Coordinator for the Methow Valley School District was presented with this award for his remarkable efforts to modernize and enhance career and technical education in the Methow Valley.