Ohio CoSN
​WHAT IS COSN?

• National member-based association formed in 1992
• Advocacy group based in Washington DC
• Helped advocated for E-Rate in 1997
• Currently has 27 state chapters, 13+ million students nationwide
• Focus on leadership and policy as it pertains to K-12 education technology

Mission
CoSN empowers educational leaders to leverage technology to create and grow engaging learning environments.

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​​Sponsored by Learn21
Ohio non-profit, promoting innovative educational technology leadership and practices while providing innovative solutions for schools. Umbrella organization for the chapter.

Benefits of Ohio CoSN​
-Leadership, Collaboration and Advocacy
-CTO Clinics
-Annual Conference
-Mentorship Program​
-Trusted Learning Environment Cohorts

Leadership Team
Past Chair - Todd Wesley, Lakota School (Butler County)
Chair - William Fritz, Sycamore Community Schools
Vice Chair - Mike Daugherty, Chagrin Falls EVSD
Secretary - Arline Pique, Hamilton County ESC
Mentorship Program - James Meyer, Bedford City SD

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Regional Council Members
Council of educational technology leaders representing  Ohio and Ohio Department of Education.
North East
Mike Daugherty, Chagrin Falls
Jennette Kane, Orange City Schools
James Meyer, Bedford City Schools
Milena Streen, Saint Ignatius High School
Laura Survance, Constellation Schools

Central
Christopher Deis, Grandview
Mike Edwards, ODE 
Stephanie Meeks, ODE
Keith Schlarb, Worthington Schools
Jeff Thoman, Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center

North West
Brad Rellinger, Northern Buckeye
Dustin Ruffell, Patrick Henry Local

South West
William Fritz, Sycamore Community Schools
Stephen Jacobs, Great Oaks
Arline Pique, Hamilton County ESC
Sarah Trimble-Oliver, Cincinnati Public Schools
Todd Wesley,  Lakota Local Schools