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EEA utilizes Knowledge Management processes and efficiency principles to provide the information, resources, services and training to assist K-12 school systems in creating a more organized, positive and successful educational environment. The ultimate goal is to get the right things to the right place at the right time, the first time, while minimizing waste and being open to change.


Our Vision

 High student achievement through school system organization and process efficiencies.

Our Mission

EEA exists to support innovative K-12 school systems in creating efficient and effective organizations and processes in order to ultimately improve student achievement.

Our Core Principles

  • Student achievement relates directly to organizational efficiency in the school.

  • Student achievement relates directly to process efficiency in the school.

  • Student achievement relates directly to innovative leadership and techniques as related to the organization and staff of the school.

  • Student achievement relates directly to efficient administrative processes

  • People are not the problem – the organization and processes in which they exist are the problem.


About Us

  Currently the "us" is only Dr. Nancy Hartman.  I have a great passion for the public education system. I started my career in a very small rural school system in Oklahoma and then moved to the enormous bureaucracy of the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), which has schools around the world servicing the dependents of military members. I worked for DoDEA in both Japan and Germany. I met and married my Army officer husband in Germany at the age of 35 and by 41, I had three small children, a PhD and had moved our household six times.

We have finally retired from the military and are living in San Antonio, TX.

See my curriculum vitae/resume

 

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