Northeast Service Cooperative

10/15/2026

The Northeast Service Cooperative and Better Together Behavioral Health Network are excited to launch a new podcast bringing real stories, honest conversations, and a little Iron Range humor to mental health and wellbeing across Northeastern Minnesota!
Through local voices and relatable experiences, we're breaking down stigma, strengthening connections, and reminding people that we all have mental health, and sometimes the best place to start is with a conversation. 💚
🎧 Listen and follow on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

Welcome to _Range of Emotions – Community Conversations on Mental H...

04/27/2026

A Medical Spending Account (MSA) Account Executive is being hired by the Minnesota Healthcare Consortium. Here's a link to the MHC website and the position description: https://mnhc.gov/hiring/ Please share!

24 Apr We’re Hiring! Posted at 14:48h in News by Bethany Medical Spending Account (MSA) Account Executive About the RoleThe Medical Spending Account (MSA) Account Executive is responsible for growing and supporting MHC’s medical spending account program, including HSAs, HRAs, FSAs, VEBA plans, a...

03/11/2026

Aubrie Hoover, our Behavioral Mental Health Regional Manager, testified on Tuesday at the state capitol on teacher and student mental health in the northland. Congratulations and thank you, Aubrie, for the work you do advocating for mental health awareness.

03/04/2026

We're hiring! We are looking for a full-time Accounting Coordinator & Data Specialist to join our team. To see the details, the full job description, and deadline for applying, check out the job opening under Careers on our website: www.nescmn.net.

02/19/2026

The Scripps Regional Spelling Bee was sponsored and held at the Northeast Service Cooperative on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The top three winners are pictured. The champion (middle student in photo) will participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee held in Washington, D.C., in May 2026 for an opportunity to become the national winner. Congratulations and good luck!

11/04/2025

Introducing the Regional School Crisis Response Team

We’re excited to share a new resource designed for schools, by schools: the Regional School Crisis Response Team.

This collaborative team provides coordinated, professional support to help districts navigate and recover from critical incidents. From emotional support for staff and students to guidance in planning and communication, our goal is to ensure schools are never alone in times of crisis.

Learn more about how the team can partner with your district and access response resources here:
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We are a regional school crisis response team serving 7 counties in Northeast Minnesota, supporting districts during school crises with trained professionals.

06/27/2025

Thank you to Greens on Foreteenth for hosting NESC for their 4th Annual Mini Golf competition. We had a wonderful time!

06/10/2025

We're hosting the Laurentian Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Connections tomorrow, Wednesday, June 11, 2025, from 7:45 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. We hope you'll join us to learn more about NESC and the chamber. We'll have potica, strudel, fruit, beverages, and door prizes! Our address is 5525 Emerald Avenue, Mt. Iron (by the Mt. Iron/Buhl High School). Everyone is welcome. We hope to see you there!

05/07/2025

Check out this video created by John Engelking, Regional Manager, Career and Technical Education (CTE), at NESC. It highlights some of the amazing projects happening at our regional schools made possible through grants awarded to schools from our CTE program. The grants have purchased training tools such CPR manikins, digital cameras and accessories, construction materials, welding supplies, and more, to help support our students as they learn new trades and skills.

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03/19/2025

The Northeast Service Cooperative is developing a Regional School Crisis Response Team supported by the Minnesota Department of Education. This model has been used throughout the state by Minnesota Service Cooperatives and has been effective in serving schools during their time of need.

We are amazed at the school districts and community partners coming together with a passion to serve. We had 21 team members from 14 agencies take part in the first day of training, including school staff members, sheriff and EMS staff, behavioral health providers, nurses, local public health staff, crisis response directors, and our dietician. Thank you to all who have volunteered your time for such an important cause.