We asked a few of our employees about their favorite Hispanic traditions.
At ESI, we're proud of our diversity. September 15th kicks off Hispanic Heritage month, and we asked a few of our employees about their favorite Hispanic traditions.
Stories
Getting to know... Blendelle Hopper
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We're Proud To Be a Part of Arizona Education
You may not know you are a part of something big in education here in Arizona. Whether you are a return-to-work retiree, a full time substitute or just occasionally take a substitute assignment, your contribution makes a difference to students and the community. ESI is proud to have you as a member of our family and we'd like to celebrate some of the remarkable numbers you help create.
Getting to know... Dr. Robert Morse
We're excited to welcome Dr. Robert Morse to the ESI as a Program Manager for our SubSource and RetireRehire programs! We're lucky to have him as part of our family, and he says it's our culture that brought him to join ESI.
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Breaking the Ice
Wait for it...
It's Monday morning and students enter the classroom after the weekend, wishing it would have lasted a few days longer.
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Mr. Bob’s Second (or third?) Act
Follow Your Dreams
After a 25 year career as a corporate executive in the insurance industry, you'd think
Bob Stambach would welcome the slower pace that retirement brings; not Bob.
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A Teacher Ready for Action
The Story of the Teacher Who Made a Difference In Our Lives
Most of us can share a story of a teacher who made a difference in our lives; one who left a lasting impression. Sometimes, it's simply a fond memory, a kind smile, or a funny story. But for some, the impact is life-changing.
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A Lifelong Learner’s Love of Teaching
At 80 years young, you are likely to find Linda Pantoja traveling the world, swimming, spending time outside – and ultimately - always learning.
While the pandemic and a hip replacement have slowed life down, her love of learning continues to grow.
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Angela to the Rescue
For three years, Angela Jaynes has been the saving grace of Bridges Elementary School in the Higley Unified School District. If a teacher calls in sick, needs an extra pair of hands, or just wants 15 minutes to themselves, Angela is there to pick up the slack – and she is always there.
Whether she's filling in for a first-grade teacher or a lunch aide, Angela has it covered. She's a jack-of-all-trades, holding a full-time sub position through ESI.
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Districts Get Creative to Support Substitutes
Unless you are a teacher or a school administrator, you may not know how vital substitutes are for the well-being of classrooms.
One of the many lessons learned from the pandemic is having an engaged pool of substitutes makes a tremendous difference in every school district's ability to provide a quality education.