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2026-2027 Communities of Practice
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Thursday, October 8
 

2:00pm PDT

ERSEA & Family Services | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Thursday October 8, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm PDT
Join this community to improve enrollment processes, reach eligible families, streamline applications, address attendance challenges, and support families through strong parent-child relationships and community partnerships.

The ERSEA & Family Services Community of Practice for Head Start staff is a collaborative space dedicated to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the enrollment process while strengthening the family support services that help children and families thrive. This community provides a forum for discussing strategies to reach eligible families, streamline the application process, ensure fair and equitable selection criteria, address challenges related to enrollment and attendance, and build strong family partnerships that meet the diverse needs of the families served. By sharing best practices, addressing common issues, and staying informed about relevant policies and regulations, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their enrollment and family engagement efforts and better serve the needs of children and families in their communities.

Discuss all topics regarding Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, Attendance, and Family Services at this Community of Practice.
  • E — Eligibility
  • R — Recruitment
  • S — Selection
  • E — Enrollment
  • A — Attendance
  • Family Services — Parent-child relationships, family needs, and community partnerships
  • Miscellaneous
Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
JK

Joan Keeler-Pellman

Early Head Start Director, Family Forum, Inc.
RS

Rachel Smola

Senior Health and ERSEA Coordinator, CAP Services Early Childhood Development
LG

Luisa Gerasimo

Human Development and Relationship Educator, Extension Dunn County University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Thursday October 8, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom
 
Friday, October 9
 

10:30am PDT

Health & Nutrition | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Friday October 9, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Join this community to share knowledge and best practices for child health, nutrition, food safety, and creating healthy learning environments

The Health and Nutrition Community of Practice is a collaborative space where educators, caregivers, and administrators can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to child health and nutrition. This community provides a platform for discussing topics such as healthy learning environments, health monitoring, food safety, promoting healthy habits, addressing allergies and sensitivities, and much more! By fostering a supportive environment for professional development and learning, this community can help HS/EHS staff enhance their skills and ensure that children receive the optimal health, nutrition and support for their growth and development.
Speakers
BM

Brooke Mentzel

Health Coordinator, CESA 7
Friday October 9, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom
 
Tuesday, October 13
 

10:30am PDT

Data Management | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Tuesday October 13, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Join this community to improve data collection, analysis, reporting practices, and use data to inform program improvement.

The Data Management Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to improving data collection, analysis, and reporting practices. This community provides a forum for discussing data management tools, addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant regulations and reporting requirements. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their data management skills, ensure data accuracy and integrity, and use data to inform program improvement and decision-making.
Speakers
SR

Susan Roberts

Technology Coordinator, Green Bay Public Schools Head Start
My name is Susan Roberts, and I have been part of the Head Start community for 32 years. My connection to this work is deeply personal—my five daughters are all proud Head Start graduates. I began my journey as an active parent, serving as Policy Council Chair, WHSA Parent Affiliate... Read More →
BW

Brandi Warner

Database Management Coordinator, CESA #11 Head Start
Brandi Warner started her journey with the CESA #11 Head Start program as a parent in the program 30 years ago and has grown within the organization to her current position as the Database Management Coordinator. As the Database Management Coordinator, she leverages her program knowledge... Read More →
Tuesday October 13, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom

1:00pm PDT

Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Tuesday October 13, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm PDT
Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists

Join this community to develop coaching skills, collaborate on educational strategies and management practices, and support teachers to improve classroom practices, learning environments, and child outcomes.

The Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to supporting and developing coaching skills and management practices among Head Start staff. This community provides a forum for discussing coaching techniques, educational strategies, and management approaches,
addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant theories and research. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help coaches and education managers/specialists enhance their effectiveness in supporting teachers, improving classroom practices and learning environments, and ultimately, promoting positive outcomes for children.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
DG

Darlene Grant

Executive Director, Destiny Helper Services, LLC
CW

Cynthia Wahlen

ECE Coach Mentor, CESA #11 Head Start
Hi, my name is Thia Rutledge and I am an Education Coach and Mentor with CESA #11 Head Start. In my role, I support teachers and assistants through coaching, classroom modeling, and CLASS observations. I’m especially passionate about Conscious Discipline, staff wellness, Trauma... Read More →
JM

Jennie Mauer

Executive Director, Wisconsin Head Start Association

Tuesday October 13, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, October 15
 

10:30am PDT

Mental Health and Inclusion & Disabilities | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Thursday October 15, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Mental Health & Inclusion/Disabilities

Join this community to exchange approaches for supporting children's and staff's social-emotional development through trauma-informed care, behavioral interventions, and emotionally safe environments, while also developing inclusive education practices, early intervention strategies, and support for children with disabilities. This group will look at all aspects of IEP and IFSP education.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
avatar for Cathy Daentl

Cathy Daentl

Early Learning TA Specialist, CESA 5
Cathy has worked in the Early Care and Education field for 30 years, starting as an Early Childhood Special Education teacher. Before shifting into regional and statewide technical assistance for the Early Learning Technical Assistance & Implementation grant 10 years ago, Cathy served... Read More →
CR

Corey Robak-Klein

Healthy Minds Healthy Children (HMHC) Program Director, Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
AK

Anne Konen

Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
Thursday October 15, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom
 
Friday, October 16
 

10:30am PDT

HR & Staff Engagement | Communities of Practice Fall Series
Friday October 16, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Join this community to address HR management, recruitment, retention, compensation, and creating positive work environments.

The Human Resources and Staff Engagement Community of Practice is a collaborative space where early childhood educators and HR professionals can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to HR management and staff engagement in the early childhood field. This community fosters a supportive environment for professional growth, innovation, and advocacy. Members can engage in discussions, participate in workshops, and collaborate on projects focused on topics such as recruitment and retention, compensation and benefits, professional development, and creating a positive work environment for early childhood educators. The community aims to improve the quality of early childhood education by supporting the well-being and engagement of early childhood educators.
Speakers
JI

Jacy Imilkowski

Director of Organizational Strategy & Communications, Reach Dane
Friday October 16, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Virtual via Zoom
 
Monday, November 30
 

10:30am PST

Health & Nutrition | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Monday November 30, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Join this community to share knowledge and best practices for child health, nutrition, food safety, and creating healthy learning environments

The Health and Nutrition Community of Practice is a collaborative space where educators, caregivers, and administrators can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to child health and nutrition. This community provides a platform for discussing topics such as healthy learning environments, health monitoring, food safety, promoting healthy habits, addressing allergies and sensitivities, and much more! By fostering a supportive environment for professional development and learning, this community can help HS/EHS staff enhance their skills and ensure that children receive the optimal health, nutrition and support for their growth and development.
Speakers
BM

Brooke Mentzel

Health Coordinator, CESA 7
Monday November 30, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Wednesday, December 2
 

8:30am PST

Data Management | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Wednesday December 2, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Join this community to improve data collection, analysis, reporting practices, and use data to inform program improvement.

The Data Management Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to improving data collection, analysis, and reporting practices. This community provides a forum for discussing data management tools, addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant regulations and reporting requirements. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their data management skills, ensure data accuracy and integrity, and use data to inform program improvement and decision-making.
Speakers
SR

Susan Roberts

Technology Coordinator, Green Bay Public Schools Head Start
My name is Susan Roberts, and I have been part of the Head Start community for 32 years. My connection to this work is deeply personal—my five daughters are all proud Head Start graduates. I began my journey as an active parent, serving as Policy Council Chair, WHSA Parent Affiliate... Read More →
BW

Brandi Warner

Database Management Coordinator, CESA #11 Head Start
Brandi Warner started her journey with the CESA #11 Head Start program as a parent in the program 30 years ago and has grown within the organization to her current position as the Database Management Coordinator. As the Database Management Coordinator, she leverages her program knowledge... Read More →
Wednesday December 2, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, December 3
 

8:30am PST

ERSEA & Family Services | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Thursday December 3, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Join this community to improve enrollment processes, reach eligible families, streamline applications, address attendance challenges, and support families through strong parent-child relationships and community partnerships.

The ERSEA & Family Services Community of Practice for Head Start staff is a collaborative space dedicated to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the enrollment process while strengthening the family support services that help children and families thrive. This community provides a forum for discussing strategies to reach eligible families, streamline the application process, ensure fair and equitable selection criteria, address challenges related to enrollment and attendance, and build strong family partnerships that meet the diverse needs of the families served. By sharing best practices, addressing common issues, and staying informed about relevant policies and regulations, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their enrollment and family engagement efforts and better serve the needs of children and families in their communities.

Discuss all topics regarding Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, Attendance, and Family Services at this Community of Practice.
  • E — Eligibility
  • R — Recruitment
  • S — Selection
  • E — Enrollment
  • A — Attendance
  • Family Services — Parent-child relationships, family needs, and community partnerships
  • Miscellaneous
Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
JK

Joan Keeler-Pellman

Early Head Start Director, Family Forum, Inc.
RS

Rachel Smola

Senior Health and ERSEA Coordinator, CAP Services Early Childhood Development
LG

Luisa Gerasimo

Human Development and Relationship Educator, Extension Dunn County University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Thursday December 3, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Tuesday, December 8
 

2:00pm PST

Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Tuesday December 8, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm PST
Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists

Join this community to develop coaching skills, collaborate on educational strategies and management practices, and support teachers to improve classroom practices, learning environments, and child outcomes.

The Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to supporting and developing coaching skills and management practices among Head Start staff. This community provides a forum for discussing coaching techniques, educational strategies, and management approaches,
addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant theories and research. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help coaches and education managers/specialists enhance their effectiveness in supporting teachers, improving classroom practices and learning environments, and ultimately, promoting positive outcomes for children.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
DG

Darlene Grant

Executive Director, Destiny Helper Services, LLC
CW

Cynthia Wahlen

ECE Coach Mentor, CESA #11 Head Start
Hi, my name is Thia Rutledge and I am an Education Coach and Mentor with CESA #11 Head Start. In my role, I support teachers and assistants through coaching, classroom modeling, and CLASS observations. I’m especially passionate about Conscious Discipline, staff wellness, Trauma... Read More →
JM

Jennie Mauer

Executive Director, Wisconsin Head Start Association

Tuesday December 8, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Wednesday, December 9
 

1:00pm PST

HR & Staff Engagement | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Wednesday December 9, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm PST
Join this community to address HR management, recruitment, retention, compensation, and creating positive work environments.

The Human Resources and Staff Engagement Community of Practice is a collaborative space where early childhood educators and HR professionals can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to HR management and staff engagement in the early childhood field. This community fosters a supportive environment for professional growth, innovation, and advocacy. Members can engage in discussions, participate in workshops, and collaborate on projects focused on topics such as recruitment and retention, compensation and benefits, professional development, and creating a positive work environment for early childhood educators. The community aims to improve the quality of early childhood education by supporting the well-being and engagement of early childhood educators.
Speakers
JI

Jacy Imilkowski

Director of Organizational Strategy & Communications, Reach Dane
Wednesday December 9, 2026 1:00pm - 2:30pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, December 10
 

10:30am PST

Mental Health and Inclusion & Disabilities | Communities of Practice Winter Series
Thursday December 10, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Mental Health & Inclusion/Disabilities

Join this community to exchange approaches for supporting children's and staff's social-emotional development through trauma-informed care, behavioral interventions, and emotionally safe environments, while also developing inclusive education practices, early intervention strategies, and support for children with disabilities. This group will look at all aspects of IEP and IFSP education.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
avatar for Cathy Daentl

Cathy Daentl

Early Learning TA Specialist, CESA 5
Cathy has worked in the Early Care and Education field for 30 years, starting as an Early Childhood Special Education teacher. Before shifting into regional and statewide technical assistance for the Early Learning Technical Assistance & Implementation grant 10 years ago, Cathy served... Read More →
CR

Corey Robak-Klein

Healthy Minds Healthy Children (HMHC) Program Director, Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
AK

Anne Konen

Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
Thursday December 10, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Tuesday, January 12
 

10:30am PST

Data Management | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Tuesday January 12, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Join this community to improve data collection, analysis, reporting practices, and use data to inform program improvement.

The Data Management Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to improving data collection, analysis, and reporting practices. This community provides a forum for discussing data management tools, addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant regulations and reporting requirements. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their data management skills, ensure data accuracy and integrity, and use data to inform program improvement and decision-making.
Speakers
SR

Susan Roberts

Technology Coordinator, Green Bay Public Schools Head Start
My name is Susan Roberts, and I have been part of the Head Start community for 32 years. My connection to this work is deeply personal—my five daughters are all proud Head Start graduates. I began my journey as an active parent, serving as Policy Council Chair, WHSA Parent Affiliate... Read More →
BW

Brandi Warner

Database Management Coordinator, CESA #11 Head Start
Brandi Warner started her journey with the CESA #11 Head Start program as a parent in the program 30 years ago and has grown within the organization to her current position as the Database Management Coordinator. As the Database Management Coordinator, she leverages her program knowledge... Read More →
Tuesday January 12, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Wednesday, January 13
 

10:30am PST

HR & Staff Engagement | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Wednesday January 13, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Join this community to address HR management, recruitment, retention, compensation, and creating positive work environments.

The Human Resources and Staff Engagement Community of Practice is a collaborative space where early childhood educators and HR professionals can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to HR management and staff engagement in the early childhood field. This community fosters a supportive environment for professional growth, innovation, and advocacy. Members can engage in discussions, participate in workshops, and collaborate on projects focused on topics such as recruitment and retention, compensation and benefits, professional development, and creating a positive work environment for early childhood educators. The community aims to improve the quality of early childhood education by supporting the well-being and engagement of early childhood educators.
Speakers
JI

Jacy Imilkowski

Director of Organizational Strategy & Communications, Reach Dane
Wednesday January 13, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, January 14
 

2:00pm PST

ERSEA & Family Services | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Thursday January 14, 2027 2:00pm - 3:30pm PST
Join this community to improve enrollment processes, reach eligible families, streamline applications, address attendance challenges, and support families through strong parent-child relationships and community partnerships.

The ERSEA & Family Services Community of Practice for Head Start staff is a collaborative space dedicated to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the enrollment process while strengthening the family support services that help children and families thrive. This community provides a forum for discussing strategies to reach eligible families, streamline the application process, ensure fair and equitable selection criteria, address challenges related to enrollment and attendance, and build strong family partnerships that meet the diverse needs of the families served. By sharing best practices, addressing common issues, and staying informed about relevant policies and regulations, this community can help Head Start staff enhance their enrollment and family engagement efforts and better serve the needs of children and families in their communities.

Discuss all topics regarding Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, Attendance, and Family Services at this Community of Practice.
  • E — Eligibility
  • R — Recruitment
  • S — Selection
  • E — Enrollment
  • A — Attendance
  • Family Services — Parent-child relationships, family needs, and community partnerships
  • Miscellaneous
Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
JK

Joan Keeler-Pellman

Early Head Start Director, Family Forum, Inc.
RS

Rachel Smola

Senior Health and ERSEA Coordinator, CAP Services Early Childhood Development
LG

Luisa Gerasimo

Human Development and Relationship Educator, Extension Dunn County University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension
Thursday January 14, 2027 2:00pm - 3:30pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Tuesday, January 19
 

10:30am PST

Health & Nutrition | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Tuesday January 19, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Join this community to share knowledge and best practices for child health, nutrition, food safety, and creating healthy learning environments

The Health and Nutrition Community of Practice is a collaborative space where educators, caregivers, and administrators can share knowledge, experiences, and best practices related to child health and nutrition. This community provides a platform for discussing topics such as healthy learning environments, health monitoring, food safety, promoting healthy habits, addressing allergies and sensitivities, and much more! By fostering a supportive environment for professional development and learning, this community can help HS/EHS staff enhance their skills and ensure that children receive the optimal health, nutrition and support for their growth and development.
Speakers
BM

Brooke Mentzel

Health Coordinator, CESA 7
Tuesday January 19, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Wednesday, January 20
 

10:30am PST

Mental Health and Inclusion & Disabilities | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Wednesday January 20, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Mental Health & Inclusion/Disabilities

Join this community to exchange approaches for supporting children's and staff's social-emotional development through trauma-informed care, behavioral interventions, and emotionally safe environments, while also developing inclusive education practices, early intervention strategies, and support for children with disabilities. This group will look at all aspects of IEP and IFSP education.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
avatar for Cathy Daentl

Cathy Daentl

Early Learning TA Specialist, CESA 5
Cathy has worked in the Early Care and Education field for 30 years, starting as an Early Childhood Special Education teacher. Before shifting into regional and statewide technical assistance for the Early Learning Technical Assistance & Implementation grant 10 years ago, Cathy served... Read More →
CR

Corey Robak-Klein

Healthy Minds Healthy Children (HMHC) Program Director, Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
AK

Anne Konen

Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
Wednesday January 20, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, January 21
 

10:30am PST

Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists | Communities of Practice New Year Series
Thursday January 21, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists

Join this community to develop coaching skills, collaborate on educational strategies and management practices, and support teachers to improve classroom practices, learning environments, and child outcomes.

The Coaches & Education Managers/Specialists Community of Practice is a collaborative space dedicated to supporting and developing coaching skills and management practices among Head Start staff. This community provides a forum for discussing coaching techniques, educational strategies, and management approaches,
addressing common challenges, sharing best practices, and staying informed about relevant theories and research. By fostering a supportive environment for professional development, this community can help coaches and education managers/specialists enhance their effectiveness in supporting teachers, improving classroom practices and learning environments, and ultimately, promoting positive outcomes for children.

Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better (Wenger, 2006). These communities are intended to provide safe and supportive spaces for participants to share resources and ideas, explore and question their understandings, solve challenges, and form common commitments for action and improvement.
Speakers
DG

Darlene Grant

Executive Director, Destiny Helper Services, LLC
CW

Cynthia Wahlen

ECE Coach Mentor, CESA #11 Head Start
Hi, my name is Thia Rutledge and I am an Education Coach and Mentor with CESA #11 Head Start. In my role, I support teachers and assistants through coaching, classroom modeling, and CLASS observations. I’m especially passionate about Conscious Discipline, staff wellness, Trauma... Read More →
JM

Jennie Mauer

Executive Director, Wisconsin Head Start Association

Thursday January 21, 2027 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
Thursday, March 11
 

10:00am PST

Spring Virtual Keynote | Challenging Behaviors
Thursday March 11, 2027 10:00am - 11:30am PST
This spring, we're trying something new: instead of separate sessions by content area, we're inviting everyone into one shared virtual keynote.

This session brings all CoP participants together to learn from a single expert speaker — a way to get high-quality, expert guidance to the whole group in one easy 90-minute session, timed for a season when schedules are especially tight.

Topic: Challenging Behaviors
Speaker: Erin Troup
Format: Virtual, 90 minutes

Grab lunch and come back for the facilitated discussion after the keynote at 12:00pm
Thursday March 11, 2027 10:00am - 11:30am PST
Virtual via Zoom

12:00pm PST

Spring Virtual Keynote Facilitated Discussion
Thursday March 11, 2027 12:00pm - 12:30pm PST
Take a moment to stretch your legs, grab lunch and join us for a facilitated discussion where we'll discuss the Virtual Keynote. 
Thursday March 11, 2027 12:00pm - 12:30pm PST
Virtual via Zoom
 
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