Her oldest daughter is now serving as a special needs para in York's SUCCESS program, continuing the family's tradition of contributing to the community.
Britt is an active member of the Educational Service Unit 6, where she takes pride in learning about the broad range of services ESUs offer to local communities. She is also deeply engaged in understanding the legislative agenda that impacts schools, advocating for policies that prioritize student success.
Community Agency Night
Partnering with Purpose
Over the past month, the ESU 6 Professional Development team held one-hour Zoom meetings with each of our member districts to better understand their current priorities, goals, and professional learning needs. These virtual conversations with district administrators are a vital part of the team’s commitment to building strong partnerships and aligning support with what matters most to each school system.
In mid-April, the team will come together for a retreat to reflect on the input they received, analyze trends, and begin planning programming for the 2025–26 school year. This work is grounded in their belief that district voices should drive decisions and that professional learning should be meaningful, responsive, and impactful. Following the retreat, the PD team will reconnect with each district to begin planning specific support and co-developing individualized professional learning plans.
