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All Systems Go: Understanding Sensory Processing in Early Childhood
Every child experiences the world through their senses, but for some, everyday sensory input (sound, touch, movement, light) can feel overwhelming, underwhelming, or just plain confusing. This interactive workshop introduces early childhood educators to the basics of...
Kelly Brown
Kelly Brown is an educator and advocate, dedicated to empowering families of children with disabilities. She holds a B.S. in Early Childhood Education from Wheelock College, a Master’s in Special Education from Lesley University, and has completed coursework towards a...
Loose Parts Play with Young Children – Loose Parts FY27
Navigating the New Seclusion & Timeout Regulations
New regulations governing seclusion and timeout went into effect on August 17, bringing important changes for schools and educators. This training will provide an overview of the new requirements and what they mean for day-to-day practice.Participants will explore...
Navigating the New Seclusion & Timeout Regulations – November 3, 2026
Successful Co-Teaching: Building Strong Collaborative Partnerships in Early Childhood Education – Co-Teaching FY27
Successful Co-Teaching: Building Strong Collaborative Partnerships in Early Childhood Education
Strong co-teaching partnerships don’t happen by accident—they require trust, communication, shared expectations, and ongoing reflection.In this interactive workshop, teaching teams will explore six co-teaching models, reflect on what makes collaboration work, and...
Transforming Education for Social Justice Conference: Rooted Together – Our Strength is Each Other – Spring 2027
Title VI / Civil Rights Coordinator Training
Understand Your Responsibilities. Strengthen Compliance. Create Equitable Schools.Federal civil rights laws require schools and districts to ensure that students have equitable access to educational programs and opportunities regardless of race, color, or national...