What we do
CACE is an educational collaborative that teams with member schools in Central Aroostook County and the University of Maine at Presque Isle to support the success of teaching, learning and leadership.
How we help
CACE provides high quality professional development opportunities for its members, and secures local, regional, and national experts to deliver timely and relevant trainings and workshops for all educators. In addition to professional learning, CACE works with member organizations to leverage resources, provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas, and strengthen human resource systems, programs, and policies.
News
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National History Day
Check out this great event for Social Studies Teachers at the University of Maine at Presque Isle!
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Save the Date…
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Henry Dean-“Sharing a Cosmic Journey”
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PBIS-A Roadmap For Supporting All Students-February 9, 12:30pm
Join the Central Aroostook Council on Education and Brittany Morrison on February 9 in learning more about ways to implement PBIS in your classroom. We will discuss the basics of PBIS as well as how to create a positive classroom environment and supporting and responding to students SEB (Social, Emotional and Behavioral) needs. We will discuss OTRs (opportunities to respond), 5:1 ratio feedback, classroom management strategies, and correction based behavior.
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DOE Ed Tech Professional Development-FREE!
Click the link to access a vast variety of Ed Tech training workshops and slideshows for free!
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CACE Innovate! Applications
The CACE Executive board is now taking applications for CACE Innovate! grants! CACE Innovate! provides locally funded grants to classroom teacher’s who take their classes to the next level through innovative instruction and exciting curriculum. Click below to access the application!
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CACE PBIS Workshop
On Friday, March 24 CACE had the pleasure of hosting Brittany Morrison and Courtney Angelosante to the University of Maine at Presque Isle for a workshop on Positive Behavior Interventions and Support. Teams from school districts around Central Aroostook County took part in this important professional development.
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Employment Opportunities
Through the “employment opportunities” button on the main menu you may access information on teaching positions open in CACE schools.
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Future Aroostook County Educators Symposium
CACE was a proud sponsor of the Future Aroostook County Educators Symposium, an event prepared by the Maine and Aroostook County Teacher of the Year Association and held at the beautiful Caribou Community School. Current and pre-service educators had the opportunity to listen to representatives from the Maine Department of Education, Educate Maine and Superintendent Benjamin Sirois on the topic of recruitment and retention of educators in Northern Maine.
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Districts
10
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Schools
23
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Students
5,238
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Teachers
450
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Economically Disadvantaged
46%
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Special Education
19%
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Chronic Absenteeism
20%
Supporting Great Teaching
Teaching standards
Teaching resources and support
Teacher Connect!
Supporting Great Leadership
Leadership standards
Leadership resources and support
Leader Connect!
Tools, templates and resources
For strengthening human resource management systems, programs, and policies
CACE Partnership
University of Maine at Presque Isle
181 Main Street
Presque Isle, ME 04769
Get in touch
Mark Stanley, Executive Director
104B Normal Hall
University of Maine at Presque Isle
207-768-9590
umpi-cace@maine.edu
Support CACE Innovate!
Help our CACE educators provide exciting and innovative learning experiences in their schools by donating to CACE Innovate!