William Parrett
and
Kathleen Budge
began the conference with a book study focused on
"5 Practices for Disrupting Poverty."
John Hodge
closed out the first day and began the second day of the institute with powerful messages that led attendees to consider their power to change lives.
Todd Nesloney
concluded the institute with encouragement and practical practices that can be used by teachers, administrators, and support staff to cultivate and maintain a positive school culture.
Multiple opportunities for professional development were offered during more than twenty-five breakout sessions. These specialized sessions provided attendees with practical, research-based information centered on revealing the potential of under-resourced (and ALL!) learners.
"BEST conference ever!"
"Amazing! Really, really enjoyed the information and well thought out training!"