North Dakota CoSN State Chapter

Washington, D.C. (August 7, 2025) – CoSN today announced that the North Dakota Association of Technology Leaders (NDATL) has been approved by the CoSN Board of Directors as its 37th State Chapter.

CoSN State Chapters play a crucial role in advancing the organization’s mission at the local level. These chapters provide a platform for education technology leaders to collaborate, share best practices and advocate for innovative solutions in their regions. Through networking events, professional development opportunities and policy influence, CoSN State Chapters empower members to drive impactful change in their school districts.

“We’re excited to announce a new partnership with NDATL. This collaboration will provide EdTech leaders across North Dakota with access to CoSN’s rich library of resources and tools. By welcoming NDATL into our growing community, we’re strengthening EdTech leadership across the state — and working together to create more innovative, impactful learning environments for students,” said Keith Krueger, CEO, CoSN.

NDATL supports educational technology leaders across North Dakota by providing opportunities for professional development, collaboration and advocacy. NDATL is committed to advancing digital learning and ensuring technology is effectively integrated to enhance student outcomes statewide.

“As past president of NDATL, I am overjoyed to see our organization officially become the North Dakota CoSN affiliate — an achievement many years in the making. This milestone is a testament to the power of perseverance, vision and collaboration. Heartfelt thanks to Alicia Eslinger, our current president, whose extraordinary leadership and dedication turned this long-held goal into a reality,” said Jessie Erickson, NDATL Past President, Grand Forks Public Schools.

The NDATL Board of Directors includes:

• Alicia Eslinger, NDATL President, Minot Public Schools

• Ryan Tittle, NDATL President-Elect, Minot Public Schools

• Carol Skalsky, NDATL SW Director, Mandan Public Schools

• Courtney Voorheis, NDATL NW Director, Williston Basin School District #7

• Jeff Rerick, NDATL SW Director, Mandan Public Schools

• Jayla Askvig, NDATL NE Director, Langdon Area Schools

• Michelle Prasek, NDATL SE Director, Jamestown Public Schools

• Jessie Erickson, NDATL Past President, Grand Forks Public Schools

To learn more about the CoSN State Chapters and their efforts, visit cosn.org/networking-community/cosn-chapters/.

About CoSN
CoSN, the world-class professional association for K-12 EdTech leaders, stands at the forefront of education innovation. We are driven by a mission to equip current and aspiring K-12 education technology leaders, their teams, and school districts with the community, knowledge, and professional development they need to cultivate engaging learning environments. Our vision is rooted in a future where every learner reaches their unique potential, guided by our community. CoSN represents over 13 million students and continues to grow as a powerful and influential voice in K-12 education. cosn.org

MEDIA CONTACTS:
For CoSN: Grace Helsing, ghelsing@fratelli.com
For NDATL: Alicia Eslinger, alicia.eslinger@minot.k12.nd.us