Learn and earn CPE credits at your own pace with this series of short PD videos available on-demand November 1 – June 1. Featuring sessions by Allyson Apsey, Michael and Nita Creekmore, Leonard Galloway, Cooper Hilton, Kevin Lungwitz, Don Vu, and Valerie Walker. Plus bonus content from Adam Saenz and a few more surprises from top educational leaders!
AP to Go Only: Series of short PD videos available November 1, 2021 – June 1, 2022
Allyson Apsey, Principal and Author, Michigan
Learn to focus on creating a need-satisfying environment in your classroom for both students and for YOU. See behavior through a new lens:
Michael and Nita Creekmore, School Counselor/LPC and Instructional Coach
Explore ways you can build an environment in which restorative practices are the culture of the school.
Leonard Galloway, Principal, South Carolina
Everyone plays a role in the enhancement of school culture. Learn strategies to build a culture that is welcoming to students, staff and the community.
Cooper Hilton, Principal, Coppell ISD
Looking for opportunities to grow as a school leader? Want to strengthen the relationship you have with your principal counterpart? Learn practical ways to grow as an admin team and, in turn, better serve your school community!
Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA Outside General Counsel
Stay in the schoolhouse and out of the courthouse with the latest legal updates. Kevin will cover updates from the 87th Legislative Session as well as tips all school leaders need to know.
Don Vu, Educator, Writer and Principal on Hiatus
You have a unique opportunity to take your school reading culture to the next level! Literacy leader Don Vu shares 20 ideas that are practical, easy to implement, and effective in helping build a positive campus reading culture. From a Lunchtime Book Club with the AP to making Video Read Alouds to be shared at home, get inspired to make a difference for all kids!
Valerie Walker, Principal, San Antonio ISD
From university principal programs to district-led aspiring principal cohorts, there are multiple pathways to becoming the lead learner of a school community. Here’s the magic: none of those programs matter if you don’t add value to your students, staff and leadership team. Discover effective leader moves to becoming a principal.
Amy Gonzales, Principal, Austin ISD
You have a great opportunity in your role to play a part in building and sustaining a positive climate and culture on your campus. Let’s talk about ways that you can support your principal, and your staff, to deepen relationships with all.
Jason Morgan, Lumberton ISD, National Assistant Principal of the Year for Texas
Discover the top 10 tips for leadership success from the National Assistant Principal of the Year for Texas.
The TEPSA Region and National AP of the Year Awards are sponsored by Horace Mann.
Todd Nesloney, Director of Culture & Strategic Leadership, TEPSA
We all know that part of the job of being an administrator is having to have those difficult conversations. But the reality is we are never really trained in HOW. Todd will share with you how he handled difficult conversations and give you 5 easy tips to make every conversation a little less stressful!
Joshua Stamper, Assistant Principal, Frisco ISD
Explore the principles of the Aspire model to help you grow as a leader.
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