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As your partner in professional learning, the Kane County Regional Office of Education will keep you updated on the latest workshops, academies, and subscriptions available through our office.

Artificial Intelligence has become one of the trendiest topics for professional development in the last year. Our team wants to equip you with the knowledge to positively leverage AI and improve productivity and efficiency in your school management.


In this Administrative Academy, participants will explore various AI tools and techniques that can streamline administrative tasks, enhance decision-making, and foster a more effective learning environment. Through interactive sessions, hands-on activities, and collaborative discussions, you will gain practical skills to integrate AI into daily operations as well as potential downfalls to keep in mind.

Price: $175 I PD Hours: 4.5

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It's time to selection your sessions!

Slots are filling up for the 2025 Kane Institute Day. Join us on Friday, February 28 at the Q Center in St. Charles for a day of exciting professional development and networking opportunities. We will be offering nearly 70 engaging sessions, including our Keynote Speaker, Mr. Weston Kieschnick, along with presentations from educators, organizational partners, and students.


Click below to view schedules, speakers, and register today! If you are looking for specific content areas, you can also find links to register at one of our remote sites, including the 2025 Arts Ed Institute.


The deadline to secure your spot is Friday, February 7. We hope to see you there!

Q Center Registration/Schedule
Kane County Institute Day Page
Arts Ed Institute Registration/Schedule

Kane County ROE to host free Inclusive Educator Foundational Credential Program training

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Inclusive Educator Credential program in partnership with Uplifting Impact. This two-day, six-course program at our office will equip you with comprehensive knowledge and skills to foster inclusivity and promote equitable outcomes for all learners.


Participants will learn:

  • how to engage in self-reflection and collaborative problem-solving
  • to develop effective communication skills for stronger relationships
  • how to foster a welcoming school environment for all
  • how to become an effective inclusive leader and advocate for change


We are pleased to welcome Deanna Singh and Dr. Justin Ponder from Uplifting Impact join us to lead these sessions. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in your professional growth and make a lasting impact on your students' lives. 

Date: April 23-24, 2025

Time: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Location: 28 North 1st St., Geneva, IL 60134

Price: Free I PD Hours: 12

*Lunch is available for $20 per day.

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Time is one of the most valuable commodities in education. It means the opportunity to prepare, reflect, and enjoy. We are thrilled to be able to connect educators with professional learning opportunities that work with what time is available and are convenient to their lifestyles.


When we receive feedback like the quote above, it means we have helped empower someone to take the next step in their learning journey.


P.L.A.Y. (Professional Learning and You) is one way we do that through the Illinois Online Academy. This fully online catalog utilizes microlearning to create quick, digestible modules with a wide range of subject matter. Browse below and see if the right activity can provide what you need for your professional growth.

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New classroom strategies are at your disposal with our weekly series, Branching Out! Here are just a couple examples of these complimentary tips from our Professional Learning team.

Confer, Compare, Clarify

Do you have any students that need assistance with their listening and communication skills? Katie Algrim suggests having them confer, compare, and clarify!


This strategy allows students to work with their peers to clear up any misunderstandings they had from a specific lesson.

My Favorite No

Mistakes play a huge role in the learning process, and it is important for educators to normalize them in their classroom.


Elsa Glover guides you through a strategy to help students learn from their mistakes by focusing on the critical thinking that led to those answers!

New installments of Branching Out are released every Thursday across our social media platforms and website. You can also browse our full catalog below. With over 100 episodes and counting, there's a video for every educator looking to branch out!

Full Branching Out Playlist

Have a question?

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