Join us for School Leader Launchpad, a workshop for school leadership teams preparing to launch team-based school staffing models. This two-part workshop supports school leadership teams in designing and launching an effective model tailored to their school’s needs. Leadership teams will develop a clear vision, establish their “why” by exploring current challenges, and create an actionable implementation plan.
Join us for School Leader Launchpad, a workshop for school leadership teams preparing to launch team-based school staffing models. This two-part workshop supports school leadership teams in designing and launching an effective model tailored to their school’s needs. Leadership teams will develop a clear vision, establish their “why” by exploring current challenges, and create an actionable implementation plan.
Join us for this 30-minute webinar to learn how to get your student success coaches registered in the Community Educator Learning Hub. We’ll show you how simple it is to get your team started with training that helps coaches build strong relationships with students, motivate them, improve attendance, and support academic success.
Learn from innovative educators and system leaders who are improving teacher support and student outcomes through team-based strategic school staffing models. Register now for a free Next Education Workforce Explore Experience to learn more about the models and explore how they could work in your schools or system.
Through Explore Experience, you will:
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is committed to supporting excellent arts projects for the benefit of all Americans. Through project-based funding, Grants for Arts Projects (GAP) supports a range of arts activities to enable Americans throughout the nation to experience the arts, foster and celebrate America’s artistic heritage and cultural legacy, and benefit from arts education at all stages of life.
Interested in exploring a career in Elementary Education that leads to teacher certification? Join us virtually for an informative session to learn about the program!
In this session, attendees will:
-Learn about the kinds of classes Elementary Education (Teacher Certification) majors take
-Learn more about the internships required of students
-Get information about job and career outlook for those with a degree in Elementary Education (Teacher Certification)
-Ask questions to MLFC Elementary Education faculty and MLFC staff
Interested in exploring a career in Special Education that leads to teacher certification in Mild to Moderate Disabilities? Join us virtually for an informative session to learn about the program!
In this session, attendees will:
-Learn about the kinds of classes Special Education (Teacher Certification) majors take
-Learn more about the internships required of students
-Get information about job and career outlook for those with a degree in Special Education (Teacher Certification).
A degree in education can open many doors and opportunities. Students in Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation’s Educational Studies program are pursuing careers where education is core to an organization’s function and purpose, even if it may not be through a typical classroom environment.
Join us in celebrating and advocating for Arizona’s youngest learners at Arizona's Early Childhood Day at the Capitol!
Investing in early childhood strengthens communities and sets children on a path to success. This special event brings together educators, families and community leaders to highlight the impact of quality early learning programs.
What to expect
• Networking with early childhood advocates
• Engaging activities focused on early learning
• Possible tours of the capitol
Details
Join Arisandy Johnson, MLFC Ph.D. student and research assistant for Learning Planet Festival: The prolonged La Niña: Ecopoetry as emphatic, relational, and response-able inquiry.