Communications2026-05-05T13:29:13-07:00
Communications

Communications

Our communications department helps Clackamas ESD convene education leaders and partners in Clackamas County, and oversees internal communications with the 350+ Clackamas ESD employees dispersed in various locations across the county.

Services

Our communications team convenes an advisory committee of communications representatives from each of our partner school districts. We gather regularly to collaborate, share information and brainstorm solutions to common challenges.

We also provide several services to Clackamas County school districts on an as-needed basis, including:

  • Website development, maintenance and hosting
  • Writing, messaging and design support
  • Communications audits
  • Social media support
  • Translation support
  • Media relations support
  • Community outreach support
  • Crisis communications support
  • General communications consultation

Celebrating our districts with trademark events

The communications department coordinates the following events that celebrate the outstanding students and educators of Clackamas County.

Four images of a white Borzoi with sliced fruit for noses.

Clackamas ESD Regional Art Show

Each spring, we host an art show highlighting the talents of middle and high school student artists from throughout our 10 partner school districts.

Regional Teacher of the Year Margot Peek posing for a photo with her students

Regional Teacher of the Year

We promote nominations and coordinate selection of the Regional Teacher of the Year each spring as part of the Oregon Teacher of the Year program.

Program Contacts

Program Staff

Amy Mintonye Paul
Communications Manager Strategic Communications
Phone: 503-675-4059

Program Director

Kent Wyatt
Strategic Communications Director Strategic Communications

Clackamas Education Service District News

Oct 14,2026

Beyond compliance: Supporting stronger outcomes for special education students

October 14th, 2026|

A well-written IEP can meet every requirement on paper. The bigger question is what happens next: Is the student receiving the right support? Are they making progress?  That is at the heart of Clackamas ESD Regional Technical Assistance Provider Dan Sheppard’s work. Created in 2023–24 as part of a statewide [...]

Sep 30,2026

Making digital spaces work for everyone

September 30th, 2026|

Curb cuts, ramps, and automatic doors help people with disabilities access our buildings. But what makes a PDF, online form, or video accessible to someone with a visual, hearing, cognitive, or motor disability? Access matters in digital spaces, too. “Digital accessibility is about removing barriers,” said Amy Mintonye Paul, Clackamas [...]

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