Regional ESC Support

Karen Rose has worked in education for 20 years. After working as both a classroom teacher and district math coach, she shifted to her current role, working in curriculum in the Educational Service Center system, in 2014. Karen encourages a positive environment and high morale among staff and colleagues and continues to improve educational programs, providing professional development and support for teachers and administrators. As part of her work, she is a member of Ohio’s Regional Data Lead team, is a state trainer for Ohio’s evaluation systems, was a leader in OESCA’s Reframing Education initiative, and is currently co-chairing the OESCA Reframing Education Progress Network. Outside of her professional responsibilities, she dedicates her time to the community through various volunteer organizations and community service events.

Bill Myles is in his 35 years as an educator. He has spent time as a classroom teacher, building principal, assistant superintendent, and is currently serving as a liaison for the Educational Service Center in Hamilton county. He has a successful track record in developing curriculum, community learning centers, and engagement activities.

Teresa Clevidence is an educator and speech language pathologist whose passion is helping children learn more, do more, and be more. She has worked in the field of education for 25 years as a classroom teacher, speech language pathologist, assistive technology consultant, and administrator. She currently is a coordinator of Intervention and Student Services at Hamilton County Educational Service Center. She enjoys helping educators to grow professionally and has presented at numerous local, state, and national events.

Sarah believes all students deserve equitable access to high quality online educational resources, and she works to connect school districts, educators, and students with those resources. She has 20 years’ experience working with a communications center and holds a Bachelor of Science in Education, Middle Childhood Education degree from Kent State University.

Ken Bernacki is a Program Supervisor for the ESC of the Western Reserve in Northeast Ohio. Along with his duties at the ESC of the Western Reserve, Ken is the Coordinator of Early Childhood Education and Adjunct Professor at John Carroll University and an Internship Supervisor for Concordia University-Chicago. Ken is also the Project Manager for the Ohio Department of Education, grant funded, Administrators Mentoring Program. Ken Bernacki believes that an educator’s mission is to make the school and school district a place where students can experience hope and encouraged to achieve. During his educational tenure, Ken has held state and national positions. He has presented at state and national conferences on various educational topics. Ken Bernacki holds a Master of Education degree in Educational Administration and currently holds a Superintendent License.