Presentations

Dates and times are tentative.

Listings with the symbol have handouts available for download and with the symbol have the video recording of the presenation.

Wednesday, October 18, 2023 • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Florida Harm Prevention and Threat Management Model: Principals, Chair and Vice Chairs

A deeper dive into Florida’s Harm Prevention and Threat Management Model for those participants who serve in the role of Chair, Vice Chair, or Principal, to include the manual, forms and decision making process. Participants will not be allowed entry into the course without having first completed Florida Model Day One training. This is a 4-hour workshop that will run from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
Leadership > School Safety & Security | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Angie Chesser, , Florida Department of Education, Office of Safe Schools

Understanding The Charter Application Process

Writing a charter applicant is a massive undertaking, with many moving parts. This workshop will go through each section of the Florida Charter Application and discuss common pitfalls and give tips for how to effectively work as a team to develop a high quality charter application.
Leadership > Application | New Applicant > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Mr. Curtis Fuller, Director- Charter School Operations, Building Hope
• Ms. Sherri Davidson, Chair of Board, Bradenton Classical Academy
• Dr. Christy Noe, President, Collaborative Educational Network
• Ms. Karen Roland, Co-Founder, Bradenton Classical Academy

Launch Year Training: Starting Your School on the Right Path

The Launch Year Training is a support network for schools opening next year or beyond. This workshop will be the first meeting of our new cohort. We will review a variety of issues and provide a detailed to-do-list of things you need to focus on to ensure a successful opening.
Leadership > Strategic Planning | New Applicant > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Razia Ali Hamm, School Director, Constellation Charter School
• Ms. Christine Mentis, Services Manager, Building Hope
• Ms. Dana Vignale, Charter Support Unit Manager, Building Hope

Scaffolding in Education: The Legos of Explicit Instruction

Similar to scaffolding used in construction to support workers as they work on a specific task, instructional scaffolds are temporary support structures put in place to assist students in accomplishing new tasks they could not achieve on their own. Join this hands-on workshop to build upon the understanding of scaffolding.
Instruction > General | Classroom Teachers > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Mrs. Liliana Salazar, National Director for Special Education and Student Support, Academica
• Mrs. Alexandra Prieto, Principal, Somerset Academy Miramar Charter School
• Ms. Michelle Rojas, Lead Teacher, Somerset Academy Miramar Charter School

Thursday, October 19, 2023 • 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Charter Schools: Management and Monitoring of Federal Grant Funding for Increased Student Achievement

This presentation will provide an overview of the management and monitoring of federal funding for charter schools and charter school Local Educational Agencies (LEAs). Participants will learn about their responsibilities and how to receive necessary supports to maximize resources for increased student achievement.
Business > School Operations | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Dr. Dinh Nguyen, Bureau Chief, Bureau of Federal Educational Programs, Florida Department of Education
• Mr. Matthew Wiley, Director of Title I, Florida Department of Education

How does a New Authorizer Build the Best Systems and Supports?

The Florida Charter Institute (FCI) at Miami Dade College is dedicated to authorizing high-quality charter schools that provide excellent education and choices for families. The Institute will serve as a model for education excellence and provide opportunities for schools to thrive. The presentation will discuss the Institute's goals, policies, and practices to improve charter education in Florida, seeking input from attendees on challenging and supportive authorizing practices. FCI aims to create a supportive environment for charter schools while maintaining accountability.
Leadership > Accountability | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Curtis Fuller, EDD LEA and Support, Building Hope on behalf of Florida Charter Institute
• Ms. Jenna Hodgens, EDD Accountability, Florida Charter Institute
• Susie Miller Carello, Executive Director, Florida Charter Institute
• Mr. Adam Emerson, Executive Director, Office of Independent Education & Parental Choices at the FL DOE
• Ms. Christy Noe, President, Collaborative Educational Network
• Mr. Paul Powell, Executive Director, True North Classical Academies

Your School Has a Facilities Loan: How to Maintain Compliance?

After a facilities loan closes, a charter or private school’s long-term compliance work begins. Learn about the typical loan requirements and how to establish facilities finance policies and compliance procedures that survive staff and Board transitions and endure the test of time.
Business > Finance | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Melissa Gross-Arnold, Shareholder, Arnold Law Firm
• Ms. Danielle Suhr, Principal, Ivy Hawn Charter School of the Arts

Let's Take a Walk: Setting Impactful Look-fors for Classroom Learning Walks that Lead to School Improvement

In this presentation the lead for the FLDOE Bureau of School Improvement's Field Team will discuss how to maximize classroom learning walks through a tight lens of instructional look-fors that will lead to positive change in teacher practice. Participants will be actively engaged in a systemic process of developing school specific look-fors to maximize efficiency and impact of instruction.
Leadership > School Improvement Plans | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Mr. Dustin Sims, Lead Executive Director, Bureau of School Improvement, Florida Department of Education
• Ms. Lindsay Messner, Regional Assistant Director, FDOE Bureau of School Improvement
• Mrs. Kati Pearson, Regional Executive Director (Region 4), FDOE Bureau of School Improvement

READ 20

Dr. Rodolfich will take you through the process of creating a foundation for literacy acquisition for all students. Participants will learn how to coordinate reading materials for delivery to families and local businesses and how to build relationships through home visits, business partners, early learning coalition, and networking with local child care centers.
Instruction > Reading | General > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Dr. Wayne Rodolfich, Superintendent, Lake Wales Charter Schools

Florida's Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK)

Florida was one of the first states in the country to offer free prekindergarten for all 4-year-olds regardless of family income. Since the program began in 2005-06, more than 2.6 million children have benefited from the VPK. Data collected by the Department of Education shows that children who participate in VPK are much more ready for kindergarten than children who do not participate in VPK. Private, public and charter schools, private child care centers and specialized instructional services providers may offer VPK. Providers contract with their early learning coalition to ensure the delivery of a high-quality program led by qualified instructors. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the VPK program, including the benefits of becoming a VPK Provider.
Leadership > School Leadership | General > VPK |
Presented by:
• Cari Miller, Chancellor of Division of Early Learning, Department of Education

Preparing for the ESSER Cliff

The ESSER funds were a great source of comfort in a time of need, but what is your plan, come next September to ensure your school's needs continue to be met post ESSER funding? Discuss with us some possible solutions to the ESSER cliff!
Business > Budgeting | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Richard Moreno, President of Services, Building Hope
• Ms Alina Chester, Budget Analysist, Academica

Florida's Harm Prevention and Threat Management Model

This presentation will provide an overview of Florida’s Harm Prevention and Threat Management Model, including legislation, the School Based Threat Management Teams and District Threat Management Team, and the workflow and process.
Leadership > School Safety & Security | Charter School Board Members > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Angie Chesser, Statewide Threat Management Coordinator, Florida Department of Education, Office of Safe Schools

Thursday, October 19, 2023 • 1:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.

Charter School Funding Through the Florida Education Finance Program

This presentation is an introductory overview of the Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP), which is the primary source of operating funds for all K–12 public schools in Florida. Other topics covered will be the reporting of full-time equivalent (FTE) students, new legislation, class size reduction funding, class size compliance and the charter revenue worksheet.
Business > School Operations | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Li Liu, Bureau Chief, School Business Services, Florida Department of Education

The Keys to Rapid and Sustained School Improvement.

The Florida Charter Institute (FCI) at Miami Dade College founders will share its learn-from-the-exemplar approach to developing competency around the key levers of instructional coaching and data-driven instruction. Participants will have a chance to analyze footage of leaders, name key actions, and practice implementing best practices while also reflecting metacognitively on the process.
Instruction > General | Classroom Teachers > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Kathryn Perkins, Exec. Deputy Director or Teaching, Learning, and Leadership, Florida Charter Institute
• Paul Powell, Executive Director, True North Classical Academies
• Michael Bileca, Founder, True North Classical Academy
• Susie Miller Carello, Executive Director, Florida Charter Institute
• Christy Noe, President, Collaborative Educational Network

Authorizer Options for Florida Charter Schools

For most of the existence of charter schools in Florida, there has only been one primary option for authorization of charter schools, Florida's school districts. Within the last few years, two additional ones have emerged: Florida's State Colleges and the Florida Charter School Commission. Hear a discussion on these changes to Florida's charter school authorization and sponsorship processes, along with options for new applicants and existing charter schools.
Leadership > General | Charter School Board Members > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Shawn Arnold, Shareholder and CEO , Arnold Law Firm
• Mr. Adam Emerson, FLDOE Independent Education and Parental Choice Executive Director , Florida Department of Education
• Mrs. Susie Miller Callero, Executive Director , Charter School Review Commission
• Mr. Fermin Vazquez, President , Miami-Dade College North Campus

3 Schools: 3 Financing Options

Different schools have different facility needs and that means no funding option is the perfect match for all schools. Join us to learn about the different funding option for school facilities and hear from various schools about the path they chose!
Business > Finance | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Richard Moreno, President, Building Hope Services
• Mrs. Constance Ortiz, Founder, Odyssey Charter School
• Mr. Will Staros, Regional VP, FORZA Education
• Mr Scott Sznitken, Executive Director, Franklin Academy Charter Schools

Amplify Your Advocacy: Training for Parent and Principal Advocates in Charter Schools

Amplify Your Advocacy is an empowering presentation for parent and principal advocates in charter schools. Learn effective advocacy strategies, policy engagement, community building, and communication techniques to drive positive change and amplify your voice for the success of charter schools. Join us and learn how to make a difference leveraging the voices of principals and parents.
Leadership > Community and Parent Involvement | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms Kirianne Suriano, Leadership Liaison for External Affairs, Charter Schools USA
• Ms. Julia Kiewit, Director of External Affairs, Charter Schools USA

Internet Safety

Join the Bureau of Standards and Instructional Support to learn about legislative updates relating to health education. We will discuss the importance of Internet safety while making the connections between computer science and health education.
Instruction > General | Classroom Teachers > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Courtney Starling, Secondary Math Specialist, Florida Department of Education
• Omar Quijada, Elementary Math Specialist, Florida Department of Education

What Schools Need to Know: Essential Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and Student Services Requirements for Charter Schools

This presentation will share how schools can maintain required ESE Compliance with their practices, policies and procedures and addresses emerging concerns resulting from recent state complaint data and Due Process Ordered Action in exceptional student education.
Business > School Operations | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Chelsea Strickland, Senior Director, Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services, Florida Department of Education

Developing a Powerhouse IT Strategy

In this presentation, we will discussing the major pitfalls schools face as they are make both short- term and long-term IT and technology decisions. With the heavy reliance schools have on IT performance and efficiency inside the 21st Century Classroom, we will provide a roadmap of "Do's & Don'ts" to ensure technology is a catalyst for learning within your school(s) versus a frustrating barrier.
Business > School Operations | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Mr. James Pope, Chief Revenue Officer, Technology Lab

Thursday, October 19, 2023 • 3:15 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Office of Safe Schools Compliance and Emergency Drills

The Office of Safe Schools conducts compliance monitoring visits related to school safety at all K-12 public schools including charter schools. This presentation will discuss the details of the best practices as well as take a deep dive into the legislative requirements related to school safety.
Leadership > School Safety & Security | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Jenilyn Wilson, Director of Statewide Compliance, Office of Safe Schools- Florida DOE

Best Practices for Strong Board Governance

Have you ever questioned how high performing charter schools consistently advance their mission? Well, it's almost always due to a high performing governing board working effectively in collaboration with the school’s leadership. Attend this presentation to gain insight regarding best practices to keep your charter school’s governing board energized and mobilized towards fulfilling your school’s mission and goals!
Leadership > Governance | Charter School Board Members > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Christine Mentis, Services Manager, Building Hope
• Ms. Kathleen Schoenberg, Attorney & School Governance Trainer, Florida Charter School Governance Training

Weathering the Storm: Navigating Controversies in the School Environment

Charter schools and private schools can sometimes find themselves under the scrutiny of the public's eye, particularly in the midst of controversy. This presentation will explore frequent pitfalls that lead to public relations woes, as well as the various means in which schools can prepare themselves to weather the storm when controversies arise.
Leadership > Public Relations & Marketing | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Lynn Norman-Teck, Executive Director, Florida Charter School Alliance
• Mr. Braxton Padgett, Associate Attorney, The Arnold Law Firm, LLC

Comprehensive Management Information System (CMIS) Overview

This presentation will provide an overview of the public school data collection process used for funding, accountability and reporting. Pertinent information about the CMIS and data reporting will be discussed.
Business > School Operations | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mrs. Shawna Reid, Executive Director, Data Systems, Florida Department of Education (FDOE)
• Mr. Dr. Andre Smith, Chief Information Office, Florida Department of Education (FDOE)

Teacher Apprenticeship Program

The CTE office in the Bureau of Educator Recruitment, Development, and Retention will will provide an overview of the new Teacher Apprenticeship Program recently created in House Bill 1035, Section 1012.555, Florida Statutes and answer any questions.
Leadership > School Operations | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Kelley Duda, Director, Educator Preparation, Florida Department of Education
• Mr. Steven Lindas, Teacher Apprenticeship Representative, Florida Department of Education

Coaching for the B.E.S.T. Standards for Mathematics

Join the Office of Mathematics and Science as we discuss supporting high-quality math instruction by utilizing coaches strategies and systems, and using the B.E.S.T. Instructional Guides for Mathematics (B1G-M).
Instruction > Math | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mrs. Courtney Starling, Secondary Math Specialist, Florida Department of Education
• Mr. Omar Quijada, Elementary Math Specialist, Florida Department of Education

Parentally Placed Private School Students: Public Local Educational Agency Obligations

This presentation will provide an overview of the child find, meaning consultation, and proportionate shared responsibilities of a public local educational agency, as well as equitable services and dispute resolution options in Florida.
Instruction > Exceptional Student Education | School-based Administrators > K-12
Presented by:
• Ms. Chelsea Strickland, , Florida Department of Education

Charter School Program (CSP) Grant Funding

Charter School Program (CSP) team will provide an overview of the CSP Grant that the Florida Department of Education oversees.
Business > General | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Chasity Ingram, Grant Specialist, Florida Department of Education
• Mr. Horace Taylor, CSP Budget Analyst, Florida Department of Education

Thursday, October 19, 2023 • 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Charter Schools and Career and Technical Education (CTE): A Winning Strategy for Students

Have you ever been interested in incorporating career and technical education (CTE) at your charter school? Explore the impact of CTE for students, families, and communities. Learn how several Florida charter schools are leveraging quality CTE programs to prepare students for careers and continued study that will transform their future.
Leadership > General | School-based Administrators > 5-8 |
Presented by:
• Mr. Kevin O'Farrell, Chancellor, Division of Career and Adult Education , Florida Department of Education
• Mr. Carlos Alverez, Principal, COHEA Career & Collegiate Academy
• Ms. Caridad Rodriguez, Principal, SLAM Boca Raton

Legislative Advocacy 101: How to Share Your Story so that Lawmakers Listen

Gain a better understanding of Florida state government and the legislative process, the major factors that influence policymaking, and how to actually get your message across so that lawmakers listen to you, with specific examples of things you can do to engage your local representatives.
Leadership > Legislative Issues | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Sara Clements, Vice President, McGuireWoods Consulting
• Ms. Lindsay Hoyt, Executive Director / Founder & Board Chair, Jacksonville Classical Academy / Cornerstone Classical Academy

The Role of Governance in a Successful Continuous Process and Outcome

In this presentation, Charter Schools USA and Cognia will focus on the question: What can governing boards do to support a successful continuous improvement process? Board members are often told about their roles and responsibilities. However, maintaining the fine line of governance in the day-to-day is complicated. Effective governing boards are disciplined, which takes time and practice. Content and scenarios will be presented, and ample time for discussion/Q&A will be provided.
Leadership > Governance | Governing Board Members > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Dianna Weinbaum, Senior Director of Florida, Cognia
• Mrs. Rita Weaver, Sr. Director of Board Governance, National , Charter Schools USA

So You Want to Build A Charter School?

Building your own custom charter school facility is filled with more ups and downs than Chutes & Ladders, so we created a game-ified Masterclass to learn about the real-life challenges and triumphs first-hand. Participants compete to be the first charter school who opens on-time, on-budget, and on-mission!
Business > Facilities | Business Managers > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Ms. Sherilyn Moore, Chief Impact Officer, Building Hope
• Mr. Jerry Zayets, Vice President- Real Estate, Building Hope

Building a Virtuous Mindset: Florida Civics and Debate

This presentation will highlight what’s new in Florida civics education and debate. Participants will learn how to access resources and direct support in the implementation of the revised civics and government standards and debate initiative.
Instruction > Social Studies | Classroom Teachers > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Mr. John Duebel, Director of Social Studies and The Arts, Florida Department of Education
• Mr. David Fechtel, Program Manager, Florida Civics and Debate Initiative

An Introduction to the Science of Reading

The presentation provides a definition of the Science of Reading and brief overview of some of the fundamental research behind the Science of Reading. Both the Simple View of Reading and Scarborough's Reading Rope will be introduced to build understanding of the skills and abilities needed to achieve skilled reading.
Instruction > Language Arts | Classroom Teachers > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Sarah Hall, State Regional Literacy Director, Florida Department of Education
• Ms. Kaira Kelly-Howard, State Regional Literacy Director, Florida Department of Education

What Everyone Should Know About Certification

The Bureau of Educator Certification is committed to providing timely, accurate, and efficient services to all constituents, and this presentation will highlight the entire process and explain the essentials of the Florida educator certification process.
Business > Human Resources & Employment | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Michelle L. Gaines, Bureau Chief, Educator Certification, Florida Department of Education

Elevating Education Through Tutoring: Rethinking Approach

Join Anthony Salcito as he delves into the profound impact tutoring can have on supporting individualized instruction in schools. In this presentation, Salcito will explore the dynamics of tutoring, examining both its historical value and the urgent need for reimagining its role in modern education. By highlighting the transformative potential of tutor-assisted learning, Salcito will shed light on how we can empower teachers with access to tutors, enabling them to better support their learners and foster personalized educational experiences. Focus is on how to unlock new possibilities in educational practices, propelling the future of teaching and learning.
Instruction > Support Services | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Anthony Salcito, Chief Institution Business Officer, Varsity Tutors for Schools

Friday, October 20, 2023 • 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

2023 Charter School Legal Update

This legal presentation will address significant changes in Florida charter school law since last year's conference, including new cases, statutes, and rules, and also significant legal issues from other states.
Business > Legal Issues | School-based Administrators > K-12
Presented by:
• Mr. Daniel Woodring, Attorney, Woodring Law Firm

Florida Resource Round-up: Organizations Dedicated to Charter School Success

Who do you turn to when you need resources or advice? Or want answers to things you’re struggling with? Or if you just need an expert to bounce some ideas around? Florida is fortunate to have organizations dedicated to charter school success. Learn about these organizations and how to take advantage of their services to support the operations and management of your school. We also will have a Q&A about new school issues, so be sure to bring your questions!
Business > School Operations | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Curtis Fuller, Interim Director, Florida Charter Institute
• Ms. Christine Mentis, Governance Program Director, Charter Support Unit
• Ms. Lynn Norman-Teck, Executive Director, Florida Charter School Alliance
• Ms. Sherard Parker, Director- Member Services, Florida Consortium of Public Charter Schools
• Ms. Dana Vignale, Charter Support Manager, Charter Support Unit
• Mr. Jeffrey Wood, Legal Advisor, Florida Consortium of Public Charter Schools (FCPCS)

Wanting to Be Better is Not Enough

Engaging in continuous improvement inspires forward-thinking transformational change and new opportunities. Institutions cannot just want to be better; they must take steps to make change. Attendees at this presentation will learn how data analysis, actionable practices, and intentional instructional and strategic planning can help leaders meet students’ needs and grow.
Leadership > School Improvement Plans | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Dianna Weinbaum, Senior Director Florida, Cognia
• Mr. Rick Jeffries, Principal, Polk State College Lakeland Collegiate High School

Due Process Complaints: A Charter School's Guide to Navigating Administrative Hearings

A charter school's guide to navigating Due Process Hearings including recent trends, advocates, do's & don'ts, available resources, and steps your school can take to prevent them.
Business > Legal Issues | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Andy Jiminez, Senior Vice President, Risk and Trust Operations , Egis Insurance & Risk Advisors
• Onier Llopiz, Partner, Llopiz Wizel Law Firm

Language Acquisition and Accommodations

This is an interactive/hands-on presentation where participants will learn best practices to help multilingual learners to succeed.
Instruction > ESOL | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Dr. Julio Acevedo, Bilingual Specialist, Lake Wales Charter Schools

Friday, October 20, 2023 • 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

FDOE Update

FDOE representatives will provide an update on changes — legislative and otherwise — affecting Florida charter schools.
Business > Legislative Issues | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Adam Emerson, Executive Director, IEPC, Florida Department of Education

Decoding Title IX: Rule and Compliance Implications for Charter and Private Schools

Title IX mandates stringent responsibilities on educational institutions for addressing cases of sexual discrimination or harassment. This presentation will explore the rule's requirements, methods of compliance, and optimal approaches to prevent legal disputes. Title IX’s requirements are binding on all schools receiving federal dollars, even private institutions.
Business > Legal Issues | School-based Administrators > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. John Leombruno, Attorney/Shareholder, Arnold Law Firm, LLC
• Mrs. Emily Rodriguez, Attorney, Arnold Law Firm
• Ms. Marie Turchiaro, Executive Director, Palm Beach Maritime Academy Elementary
• Mrs. Lisa Wheeler, Principal, Pineapple Cove Classical Academy at Palm Bay

New Worlds Reading Initiative Overview

New Worlds Reading is a FREE statewide program to advance literacy and a love of reading by shipping free books and literacy resources to Florida VPK students who are not yet making age-appropriate progress according to student assessments and K-5 students who are not yet reading on grade level in public and charter schools.
Instruction > General | General > K-5 | |
Presented by:
• Ms. Michelle McGriff, Regional Partners Manager , New Worlds Reading Initiative
• Dr. Taylor Bainter, Mathematics Content & Implementation Specialist , Lastinger Center for Learning
• Ms. Nasseeka Denis, Family and Community Engagement Coordinator , New Worlds Reading Initiative

The Power of Parent Engagement

Learn how and why engaged parents are important for promoting educational options. Topics covered will include parent training, engagement and opportunities for parent advocacy.
Leadership > Public Relations & Marketing | General > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Lauren May, Director of Advocacy, Step Up For Students

Empowering Education with AI: The Future of Individualized Instruction

Explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in ushering a new era of individualized instruction. Discussed will be the critical role of AI in crafting personalized learning experiences, accommodating the unique needs, styles, and pace of every learner. We will delve into the future of mixed learning modalities, including AI-assisted tutoring and hybrid learning. Learn how these technologies can elevate the role of educators, support diverse educational needs, and ultimately drive improved student outcomes. Join us for this engaging journey into the future of education, reimagined through the lens of AI.
Instruction > Instructional Technology | Classroom Teachers > K-12 | |
Presented by:
• Mr. Anthony Salcito, Chief Institution Business Officer, Varsity Tutors for Schools

School Safety for Private Schools

This presentation will go over the changes to state law that provide for school safety options for private schools.
Business > School Leadership | School-based Administrators > K-12 |
Presented by:
• Jenilyn Wilson, Office of Safe Schools, Florida Department of Education