Welcome to the Rural STEAM Leadership Network
The Rural STEAM Leadership Network offers diverse virtual and in person opportunities for rural educators to join in and lead statewide conversations about what it means - professionally and personally - to be a rural teacher.
The Network is designed and facilitated by Cristina Trecha.
Community Partner and active network participant Jim Grano from Siuslaw Watershed Council pulls scotch broom with students at North Bay Elementary School on the South Coast.
Rural Lane County High School Teachers from Triangle Lake, Siuslaw, Creswell, and Marcola explore the coastal dune phenomena and ongoing restoration efforts in Florence.
Teachers from Rainier, Oregon and Seaside School District staff stop for a moment to take in the ocean view on a tour of the trails at the new Seaside Middle and High School on the central Oregon Coast.
Featured Rural Education Resources for 2024
Tribal History/Shared History (SB 13) Resources A curated collection of diverse resources including videos, websites, articles, podcasts and more (organized by Tribal Nation). Includes links to clarify the ODE compliance requirements.
Learning Facilitation Resources Explore both in person and distance (Zoom-based) facilitation strategies and methods shared in our facilitation training sessions. This work is based on the Oregon Science Project model of rural teachers leading from where they are art both professionally and regionally.
Inclusive Education Guide from ODE (Tribal History/Shared History, Holocaust & Other Genocides, and Ethnic Studies)
Cross-ESD Science Curriculum Adoption Collaborative Website Find resources around the science adoption process and more on this website for all Oregon educators.
Congratulations Jennifer & Ben: Learning Facilitators in Rural Oregon Since 2017
Check Out What We're Reading this Year!
The Art of Ceremony: Voices of Renewal from Indigenous Oregon
