End of School Year Celebration!
Co-Teach is hosting our annual End-of-Year Celebration on the last day of school...
Co-Teach will be hosting our final Family Fun with Food Event of the semester, G...
School Improvement Grant trainings in Lame Deer
OPI's School Improvement Grant work will be facilitated by Amy Foster Wolferman ...
Secondary Traumatic Stress training for child welfare workers
Amy Foster Wolferman and Erin Butts of the National Native Children's Trauma Cen...
Bureau of Indian Afffairs behavioral health meetings in Billings
Dr. James Caringi, Patrick Shannon and Erin Butts of the NNCTC will attend Burea...
National suicide prevention conferences in Baltimore, Maryland
Marilyn Bruguier Zimmerman, Matt Taylor and David Schuldberg of the NNCTC and MS...
Positive Behavioral Supports training in Missoula
IERS/NNCTC/MSSC colleagues participated in a two day training from Becky Beckner...
Montana Youth Justice Advisory Council presentation on trauma and resilency
Dr. John Frederikson will be presenting information on the Adverse Childhood Exp...
Missoula's All Abilities Playground Project Fundraiser!
Throughout the week of April 9th, our Co-Teach students will be participating in...
Implementation meetings on Fort Peck, Crow and Northern Cheyenne Reservations
Sucide Prevetniton (Garrett Lee Smith grant) and Trauma Informed Child Welfare S...
Community Wraparound training, Billings, MT
Erin Butts, Behavioral Health Associate, will attend a community-based wraparoun...
Operation: Military Kids! training
Debra Klemann will receive training from Operation: Military Kids! (OMK) March 2...
Presentation to Children & Families Human Services Interim Legislative Committee
Amy Foster Wolferman and Erin Butts will present on the topic of communities fac...
Secondary Traumatic Stress Training for Missoula County Public Schools
Fifteen principals from across Missoula County Public Schools participated in a ...
Accepting Applications for 2012-2013 School Year...APPLY NOW!
Co-Teach is accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year. We currently h...
Since 1957 IERS has provided grant-funded training and technical assistance to P/K-16 schools and community agencies across the U.S., and with a particular focus on serving Montana, and American Indian/Alaska Native communities.
We are a part of The University of Montana's College of Education and Human Sciences.|
IERS houses the following centers and programs: |
||
 |
The National Native Children's Trauma Center works to raise the standard of care in the prevention and treatment of childhood trauma. NNCTC is funded by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and also incorporates work of the previously funded Montana Center for Childhood Trauma. NNCTC News | |
 |
The Montana Safe Schools Center serves as a training and technical assistance center for schools and their communities who are committed to creating a positive school climate, reducing bullying and suicide, enhancing emergency preparedness and promoting Internet safety. MSSC News | |
 |
The Co-Teach Preschool is a fully inclusive, NAEYC accredited preschool for children ages 3-5 that, for 30 years, has been providing students and families with the skills necessary to excel in kindergarten and throughout life. Co-Teach News | |
| Site Search: |
