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Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) is in May! Join ICS, the Weitzman National Museum of AmericanJewish History, and the Contemporary Jewish Museum for a 60-minute professional learning workshop. You’llunderstand the history and significance of JAHM and gain student-ready resources that explore Jewish American identity, history, and experience.

Would you like to establish a comprehensive strategy for efficiently recruiting and enrolling students for the upcoming school year? Managing student recruitment and enrollment can be challenging for many schools, especially when dealing with various other responsibilities. School professionals often find themselves stretched thin, trying to balance these competing priorities. We’re here to help! Schedule

Join our upcoming webinar, ” Supporting Postsecondary Readiness in Rural Communities,” for a deep dive into rural districts’ college and career readiness challenges. We will hear from Dr. Aaron Thompson, President, Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) and Dr. Lynette Balkcom, Director of the Rural CCMR Accelerator Program at Texas Impact Network, on system-level strategies

The Opportunity Network ignites the drive, curiosity, and agency of underrepresented students on their paths to and through college and into thriving careers, powered by our commitment to access and community. We invite you to join us for an interactive, in-person workshop in Washington, D.C. If You Build It: Preparing Talent & Employers for Impactful Internships

With the focus intensifying on evidence-based reading practices, it’s crucial that writing instruction is not excluded from the conversation. When students write about what they are learning, it improves their understanding of texts, deepens their thinking about content, and builds background knowledge and vocabulary. During this webinar, TWR’s co-CEO, Dr. Dina Zoleo, and Associate Director

This year’s two-day online conference—“Creating a Classroom with Purpose, Connection, Compassion, and Joy”—will be held on Friday, March 8 from 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM ET and Saturday, March 9 from 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM ET. DescriptionHow do kindergarten teachers support all children to become resilient and compassionate learners in these challenging times?  What

The New-York Historical Society is delighted to announce its 2024 teacher institute, which will convene 30 teachers in grades K-12 and seven guest scholars to explore American women’s lived experiences in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s. This hybrid institute will combine synchronous virtual sessions with two exciting weeks at the New-York Historical Society in New

You’re doing building walkthroughs and walk into a 4th grade classroom during data meetings. Jasmine, a student in the class, took her math assessment last week and is sitting down to have her scheduled data meeting with her teacher. Her teacher says she’s “yellow” in math now and last time she was “red.” Jasmine and

This session is crafted for school principals who aspire to become catalysts for positive change and growth in their educational environments. It emphasizes the critical role of effective feedback in fostering professional development, enhancing teaching practices, and leading organizational change. Participants will explore advanced communication strategies, learn to create a culture of continuous feedback, and

This session is specifically designed for school principals, focusing on the pivotal role of leadership in shaping a vibrant culture of lifelong learning within schools. Participants will delve into how their leadership style and approach can significantly influence the learning environment, inspiring continuous intellectual growth among staff and students. The workshop will provide actionable strategies

The AIM Institute for Learning & Research will host The Intersection of Reading and Writing, its 12th Annual Research to Practice Symposium, on Monday, March 11, 2024. This free, virtual learning opportunity includes live-stream access to learn about the important connection between reading and writing and how educators can incorporate evidence-based research into classroom practice

The New Jersey Department of Education is proud to present a groundbreaking Foundational Literacy Instruction Professional Development, organized in collaboration with Children’s Literacy Initiative. This comprehensive seven-part series is designed to equip educators with the latest tools and strategies for advancing foundational literacy instruction. This opportunity is open to New Jersey K-3 educators in Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties.

The New Jersey Department of Education is proud to present a groundbreaking Foundational Literacy Instruction Professional Development, organized in collaboration with Children’s Literacy Initiative. This comprehensive seven-part series is designed to equip educators with the latest tools and strategies for advancing foundational literacy instruction. This opportunity is open to New Jersey K-3 educators in Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties.

The New Jersey Department of Education is proud to present a groundbreaking Foundational Literacy Instruction Professional Development, organized in collaboration with Children’s Literacy Initiative. This comprehensive seven-part series is designed to equip educators with the latest tools and strategies for advancing foundational literacy instruction. This opportunity is open to New Jersey K-3 educators in Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties.

The New Jersey Department of Education is proud to present a groundbreaking Foundational Literacy Instruction Professional Development, organized in collaboration with Children’s Literacy Initiative. This comprehensive seven-part series is designed to equip educators with the latest tools and strategies for advancing foundational literacy instruction. This opportunity is open to New Jersey K-3 educators in Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties.

The New Jersey Department of Education is proud to present a groundbreaking Foundational Literacy Instruction Professional Development, organized in collaboration with Children’s Literacy Initiative. This comprehensive seven-part series is designed to equip educators with the latest tools and strategies for advancing foundational literacy instruction. This virtual educator series will be held over several weeks, providing

Connect your students to the world by joining Global Cities, Inc. for an all-new interactive teacher workshop on December 5 or 6, 2023. In Globalize Your Classroom: Planning and Teaching with the Codebook for Global Student Learning Outcomes, you will join professional colleagues from around the world to explore this comprehensive resource to identifying, nurturing,

There is no doubt that educators are some of the hardest working people in this country. But sometimes when we are inundated with standards, testing, and packed classrooms, we skip too quickly to more restrictive supports instead of flexing our tier I and II strategies. I want to teach you how to create student support

The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT has the potential to fundamentally transform the way people think, create, and solve problems. For schools, artificial intelligence poses a myriad of challenges as well as opportunities. Join us for a lively discussion of cutting-edge research into student use and perspectives on A.I. to inform effective

Many students today encounter a story of the American Revolution that omits the perspective of the British and of the Loyalists who supported them.  Yet it’s through an understanding of “the other side” that allows us to see the complexity of life and decision-making in the 18th century and to truly understand what was at

Many educators know that only one-third of American children read at grade level and results are far worse for students of color and experiencing poverty. There is a lesser-known truth: struggling readers often peak in grade four, after which, most school systems see declining results. We have to talk about this! In this panel-style event,

As our schools become more and more diverse, we continue to see students of different backgrounds and experiences. Fortunately, technology has also advanced to a point where not only can we understand these students and their needs, but we can also adapt to meet them. Join Larry Jacobs, Host of Education Talk Radio, and Abbas

New teacher workshop from Global Cities, Inc., a Program of Bloomberg Philanthropies, boosts global learning in K-12 classes. Learn how to teach a community survey and nurture student outcomes in global competency. Gain research knowledge, free tools, and global contacts. 

K-12 educators are invited to join the Group Sales and School Programs teams to learn more about our virtual field trip experiences. Come for one session or stay for the whole evening! Attendance is free for K-12 Educators. 6:00pm Welcome from Group Sales and Education6:15pm Preview: Virtual Through Their Eyes student tour6:30pm Preview: Professional Development sessions6:40pm

Worldwide edtech leader Discovery Education invites teachers and administrators around the globe to participate in its 12th annual Fall VirtCon, which will be held on Saturday, October 21st from 10 AM to 2 PM Eastern. A no-cost, virtual, professional learning conference designed for users of Discovery Education’s digital resources, VirtCon provides a unique opportunity for educators to learn new, classroom-tested

Join me for an engaging Zoom session that will explore the innovative approaches which challenge conventional methodologies and push the boundaries of knowledge creation. I will be discussing the alternative format that scholars are adopting to present their research findings and answering questions for those who are actively in the process of writing their non-traditional

Igniting the Classroom Spark Saturday October 21, 2023 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM ET Worldwide edtech leader Discovery Education invites teachers and administrators around the globe to participate in its 12th annual Fall VirtCon, which will be held on Saturday, October 21st from 10 AM to 2 PM Eastern. A no-cost, virtual, professional learning conference designed for users of Discovery

Launch your school psychology career by joining University of Colorado Denver’s APA-accredited Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in School Psychology program. Our program is one of only a handful of APA-accredited programs in the U.S. that offers an optional bilingual school psychologist concentration (English/Spanish). It is also the only School Psychology program to offer an optional

After launching the school year, you may find yourself sorting through various literacy data sources, both at the state and district level, to understand how best to help your students’ reading. Learn which data to use to provide actionable insights for your students throughout the school year with ANet. Our webinar provides educators with expert

🎓 Embark on Your School Operations Journey with Our “New to School Operations” Training Program! 🏫 Are you new to the dynamic world of school operations? Join our comprehensive training series designed to empower you with the essential skills for success. Led by a seasoned expert with over 10 years of experience, this program is

🚀 Elevate Your Leadership Impact in School Operations! 🏫 Are you ready to take your school operations career to the next level? Join our comprehensive three-month School Operations Leadership Program designed to empower you with the skills, strategies, and insights necessary to excel as a dynamic school operations leader. Program Highlights: 📚 Understanding Your Leadership

Unlock the Path to School Excellence with our 3-week series: “School Operations: Student Recruitment Planning Sessions.” In this comprehensive program, we dive deep into the core pillars of successful student recruitment. Over three transformative weeks, you’ll gain invaluable insights into cutting-edge recruitment strategies that resonate with prospective students and their families. But it doesn’t stop

🎓 Embark on Your School Operations Journey with Our “New to School Operations” Training Program! 🏫 Are you new to the dynamic world of school operations? Join our comprehensive training series designed to empower you with the essential skills for success. Led by a seasoned expert with over 10 years of experience, this program is

Connect, Collaborate, Elevate: Join a community of dedicated school operations professionals in our exclusive networking group. 🤝 Are you a passionate school operations professionals looking to expand your horizons, exchange insights, and stay at the forefront of educational excellence? Look no further! Our group provides a dynamic platform for professionals like you to connect with

Connect, Collaborate, Elevate: Join a community of dedicated school operations professionals in our exclusive networking group. 🤝 Are you a passionate school operations professionals looking to expand your horizons, exchange insights, and stay at the forefront of educational excellence? Look no further! Our group provides a dynamic platform for professionals like you to connect with

Connect, Collaborate, Elevate: Join a community of dedicated school operations professionals in our exclusive networking group. 🤝 Are you a passionate school operations professionals looking to expand your horizons, exchange insights, and stay at the forefront of educational excellence? Look no further! Our group provides a dynamic platform for professionals like you to connect with

Connect, Collaborate, Elevate: Join a community of dedicated school operations professionals in our exclusive networking group. 🤝 Are you a passionate school operations professionals looking to expand your horizons, exchange insights, and stay at the forefront of educational excellence? Look no further! Our group provides a dynamic platform for professionals like you to connect with

The University of Colorado Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity, Research Leadership program prepares students to design and carry out practical research to inform and guide improvement of programs, practice, and/or policy. This concentration supports leaders to create long-lasting positive change in one’s organization and community, while addressing critical issues and challenges in education and educational leadership. To learn more

The University of Colorado Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity, Research Leadership program prepares students to design and carry out practical research to inform and guide improvement of programs, practice, and/or policy. This concentration supports leaders to create long-lasting positive change in one’s organization and community, while addressing critical issues and challenges in education and educational leadership. To learn more

CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD) program is designed for experienced educators and human service professionals who wish to be leaders of change in schools, agencies and communities. It provides relevant opportunities for working professionals to engage in student-centered and district-identified team research projects that will broaden their career horizons.

CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD) program is designed for experienced educators and human service professionals who wish to be leaders of change in schools, agencies and communities. It provides relevant opportunities for working professionals to engage in student-centered and district-identified team research projects that will broaden their career horizons.

CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD) program is designed for experienced educators and human service professionals who wish to be leaders of change in schools, agencies and communities. It provides relevant opportunities for working professionals to engage in student-centered and district-identified team research projects that will broaden their career horizons.

CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD) program is designed for experienced educators and human service professionals who wish to be leaders of change in schools, agencies and communities. It provides relevant opportunities for working professionals to engage in student-centered and district-identified team research projects that will broaden their career horizons.

CU Denver’s Doctor of Education in Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD) program is designed for experienced educators and human service professionals who wish to be leaders of change in schools, agencies and communities. It provides relevant opportunities for working professionals to engage in student-centered and district-identified team research projects that will broaden their career horizons.

This conference is for Teachers, Principals, School Administrators, School Boards and anyone interested in improving the academic achievement of all students. NCABSE affiliates will be recognized. Panels of NC Teachers of the Year  and NC Principals of the Year will share best instructional practices and effective leadership ideas, respectively. Workshops are designed to fit the

Preparing your students to be informed citizens in our complicated world just got a lot easier. Global Cities, Inc., a program of Bloomberg Philanthropies and Council on Foreign Relations-Education are hosting a free workshop for K-12 educators, spotlighting two free, research-backed tools:     🌍 Global Cities’ Codebook for Global Student Learning Outcomes    🌎 CFR-Education’s World101 Migration resources

Are you an educator looking for inclusive making projects through which students can develop their mathematical understanding, computational thinking, and spatial reasoning? Then join us for a virtual party to celebrate the release of the open-access MPACT curriculum! We’re excited to showcase how making can be integrated into your classroom with the MPACT curriculum units

It’s more important than ever to equip our students with the tools they need to succeed in a rapidly evolving world of work. Creativity, flexibility, communication, and problem solving are amongst the most highly touted skills in the workplace today, yet they are often left out of the traditional K-12 curriculum. What would it look

As planning begins for the upcoming school year, you may find yourself seeking ways to set goals for students that honor their individual learning journeys. To help you plan for your school year, our webinar provides educators with expert knowledge on how you can support all students, with a lens to focus support for students

You are invited to participate in a research study conducted by a Doctoral Student of the Department of Educational Leadership at Arkansas State University, to understand better how time affects teacher-selected instructional practices around science education. The survey is anonymous, and no personal identifying information will be collected. Your decision to participate or decline participation

Join Global Cities, Inc. live from Boston’s Museum of Science as they launch a revolutionary tool for boosting global competency in every classroom. Special guests include Geoffrey Canada, Andreas Schleicher, and global educators. Online viewers are invited to join a moderated chat. Sign up to attend the livestream at www.globalcities.org/codebook.

In today’s digital age, the role of technology in education cannot be overstated. With schools and districts seeking innovative ways to enhance communication, collaboration and efficiency, the need for a comprehensive web platform has become paramount.  This 30-minute webinar will introduce you to an exciting new web platform revolutionizing the educational landscape by providing a

In this dynamic strategy session, delve into proven methodologies and cutting-edge approaches to unlock your school’s potential. Explore strategies to enhance operational efficiency, drive sustainable growth, and achieve lasting success. Gain insights from an experienced Operations leader and unleash the full potential of your school. Don’t miss this opportunity to empower your school and pave