The director is responsible for developing and overseeing a comprehensive model of professional development for early childhood educators, care providers, and parents. The director will work closely with the CEO, ED, and an established team of educators at Lee Pesky Learning Center to scale our current training and coaching model (PK –3), as well as develop a comprehensive Birth – 5 model
Lee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) is seeking candidates for a full-time Counselor. This position is focused on one-to-one counseling. The counselor will work in cooperation with the services director, lead evaluator, and other staff members to support an integrated service delivery system for the Center’s clients. Qualified candidates must demonstrate initiative, flexibility, and the ability to work collegially and collaboratively in a growing interdisciplinary environment.
Lee Pesky Learning Center (LPLC) is seeking candidates for a full-time Advancement Director. The Advancement Director is responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive advancement program that 1) builds LPLC brand awareness, 2) communicates with a wide variety of stakeholders to advance our standing as a thought leader in the field of learning and learning differences, 3) engages and stewards donors, 4) includes foundation grant writing, 5) secures major gifts from corporations and individuals, and 6) supports building our endowment fund for long-term sustainability.
Lee Pesky Learning Center is excited to announce the arrival of its new Executive Director, Dr. Lindy Crawford! Dr. Crawford joins LPLC from Texas Christian University where she was a professor and administrator. Dr. Crawford was also President of the Council for Learning Disabilities. Dr. Crawford will guide LPLC’s operations and advancement, as well as…
On Tuesday, July 14 LPLC kicked off its Creating Pathways to Learning for Everyone listening series. This series is being hosted and moderated by The Community Library of Ketchum, ID. During session one, Dr. Evelyn Johnson, LPLC CEO, and Dr. Jenny Emery Davidson, Executive Director of The Community Library, laid out the current landscape of…
School closures have widened the already existing opportunity gap in education. If we do not address these inequities full-on, there will be lifelong consequences for children who struggle. Forecasts based on historical data from summer loss and previous school closures during natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina suggest that students will return to school this fall at about 65%…
The Lee Pesky Learning Center Board of Directors is pleased to announce Mark Hamachek has joined the Board as its newest member. Mark is a resident of Seattle, Washington and is passionate about supporting students with learning and attention challenges. Mark is the founder of H Group, an advisory and new venture development firm as…
High school students – are you starting to think about college? Now is a great time to get started! Figuring out what you want to study, where you might want to go, and then what steps you need to take to apply can seem overwhelming. That’s why we created this free, on-line resource that will…
Lee Pesky Learning Center was given the opportunity to be featured on Storyfort Presents: Voices of Treefort Music Fest podcast. Christian Winn, Director of Storyfort, focused this week’s podcast on the festival’s non-profit partners and how they are adapting during the time of COVID-19. And how the community can support non-profit needs through Idaho Gives.…
Lee Pesky Learning Center was given the opportunity to be featured on Where’s Larry on KTVB News as part of Idaho Gives. To hear more from Larry’s interview with LPLC CEO, Dr. Evelyn Johnson, click here. To learn more about LPLC’s Idaho Gives campaign and contribute, click here. Idaho Gives ends at midnight, May 8,…
