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LPDC

Local Professional Development Committee

The Midwest Regional Educational Service Center Local Professional Development Committee (MRESC LPDC) consists of a joint agency committee that utilizes K12 Professional Development Tracker for their administrators and teachers from each agency to submit IPDPs and PD Requests through the year.

 

It is imperative that each educator has an approved IPDP on file with the MRESC LPDC

The ISSUE DATE indicated on your license is to be used as the starting point for professional development for the purpose of certificate renewal and converting to a license.

Requesting LPDC Services

Those outside of the MRESC LPDC may request help in the renewal process of their 5-year professional license under special circumstances.

Recipients must follow the regulations listed below.

  • Non-member does not live/work within the ESC’s three counties, they must go to their county ESC.

  • Non-member does live/work in the ESC’s three counties, but was never part of the consortium will be charged a $75.00 fee per license cycle.

  • Non-member does live/work within the three county ESC, was part of the consortium prior to retirement/resignation will be charged a $50.00 fee per license cycle.

  • Submission of PD will be prior to the May meeting of the expiration year

  • Checks will need to be made payable to Midwest Regional ESC. In the memo line of the check the recipient needs to write LPDC funds.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Connie Simons - Chair
USV – lpdcchair@mresc.org
Lisa Sulich - Co-Chair
LCDD – lpdccochair@mresc.org
Joy Badenhop - Secretary
MRESC – lpdcsecretary@mresc.org
Sara Core - USV
score@usvschools.org
Roberta Young - MRESC
ryoung@mresc.org
Kris Hastings HNCC
khastings@hardindd.org
Andrea Watts - MRESC
awatts@mresc.org
Josh Kauffman - HN
josh.kauffman@hardinnorthern.org
Jared Thomas - HN
jared.thomas@hardinnorthern.org

Meeting Dates

The Committee will meet on or around the first Friday in the months of: September, November, January, March, and May.

The Committee will also meet around the middle of June, if necessary. Committee member schedules will dictate the exact dates.
Dates will be made available on the LPDC webpage at the start of each academic year.

MEETING DATE
TIME
LOCATION
September 13, 2024
9:00 pm
Upper Scioto Valley school
November 1, 2024
12:30 pm
Discovery Center in Bellefontaine
January 10, 2025
9:00 am
Upper Scioto Valley school
March 7, 2025
12:30 pm
Discovery Center in Bellefontaine
May 5, 2025
9:00 am
Upper Scioto Valley school
June 6, 2025
9:00 am
Upper Scioto Valley school

jmoore@mresc.org

Janet Moore

President

rwoolley@mresc.org

Ryan Woolley

Board Member

dcampbell@mresc.org

Dave Campbell

Board Member

editmer@mresc.org

Eric Ditmer

Board Member

rsailor@mresc.org

Randall Sailor

Vice President

struster@mresc.org

937-498-1354 ext. 7003

Sybil Truster

Director of Administrative Services

Sybil Truster serves as the Director of Administrative Services for the Midwest Regional Educational Service Center. Sybil has worked as an Adjunct Professor for the University of Dayton, Ashland University, Urbana University and a teaching assistant at Harvard University.

Mrs. Truster holds a BS from Wilmington, an M.ED from Miami University and an Administrative Degree from Wright State University. She has received the STAR Award from the National Science Teacher Foundation and the Christa McCullife Fellowship. She has presented at numerous state and national conferences and the International Conference of Gifted Education.

Mrs. Truster’ current responsibilities include program management for the 21st Community Learning Center grants, the Career NETWORK, Shelby County Counselors and Shelby County Parent Project. Mrs. Truster is the Director of the MRESC – Sidney City Schools Opportunity School.

ebaer@mresc.org

937-498-1354 ext. 7004

Erica Baer

Director of Student Achievement & Gifted Learning

Erica brings a wide range of experiences and perspectives to our team. After graduating with honors from The Ohio State University with both a Bachelor’s in English (French minor) and her Master’s in Education focused on integrated, cross-curricular, multi-ability teaching (elementary, 1-8), Erica’s 19 years in education span grades 3-12 (with over 14 years at the high school level). During those teaching assignments, Erica created the curriculum for each of the courses taught, whether focused on honors, “college prep”, or modifying the work for students with special needs and/ or twice exceptionalities.

Passionate about learning, travel, and positive change, Erica frequently particpates in service opportunities both nationally and internationally, including week-long student summer enrichment opportunities for Native American youth and month-long international camps where students from 10 or more countries learn to build friendships and cross cultural barriers.

Erica’s travels to and work with students across cultures and contexts have helped her to understand that, though kids’ situations may differ, at their core, all kids deserve the opportunity to grow, to thrive, and to become their personal best. During her free time, Erica enjoys time with friends and family by hiking or enjoying the great outdoors, listening to or creating music, exploring new cultures, and challenging herself to continue growing in body, mind, and spirit.