Events Calendar

To meet the needs of K-12 students, social-emotional learning can and must come alive within all subject areas. This experiential online course will provide techniques for integrating SEL into all teaching and learning.

Hosted in three-hour sessions across two days, this virtual workshop will support schools in clarifying their vision and setting action priorities. This workshop will give schools a chance to try new frameworks and approaches that buck the trend of traditional strategic-planning processes.

This four-session course presents an effective lesson sequence and simple and profound practices to either begin or finetune social-emotional learning. All sessions are interactive, engaging, and practical. The sessions share practical resources and ideas that are the foundation of SEL for grades K-6.

In this webinar, we’ll delve into the practice of reflective listening, which school leaders can use to engage in more meaningful, constructive dialogue with coworkers that leads to better outcomes and lowers job-related stress.

This six-session course aims to support parents, educators, and other professionals in addressing the impact ADHD and executive functioning have on learning, motivation, behavior, and the family system. The presenters are trained and certified through PTS coaching with Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ADHD-CCSP. Earn nine professional development hours and gain insights, tools, and strategies to support individuals with ADHD and executive functioning challenges. This course is offered via Zoom.

Learn how to use artificial intelligence (AI) effectively as administrators and educators by mastering the basics. You'll gain a clearer sense of how to use AI for tasks that can save you time (email writing, etc.) and become a better prompt engineer.

This event brings together high school students from across the country to build knowledge, develop strategies, and hone leadership skills to make a positive impact. Through engagement with experts and collaborative inquiry into pressing national issues, students will consider their individual and collective responsibilities and agency, identify best practices in community engagement, and explore how the voices of other community members might shape their work toward a better future. Students will develop vision statements and strategies to make a difference in their own communities, and present those plans to teachers, administrators, and other participants in the concurrent 2025 NNSP Annual Conference. Registration for this event has reached capacity, and the waitlist is closed.


 

To provide a forum for connection, NAIS is offering online meetups for Executive Assistants and Support Staff. These free, hour-long get-togethers offer an opportunity to connect in small groups and discuss topics of your choice as you get to know others who do what you do.

This powerful annual event brings together women educators to celebrate our journeys and strengthen our individual and collective impact. This is the 25th year of the conference.

Small and under-resourced independent schools face unique challenges that impact their effectiveness in marketing and enrollment management. In this webinar, learn key strategies you must put in place to effectively reverse enrollment decline—and innovative marketing techniques tailored for small schools that make a big impact.