#ALLIN Summer Education Conference
KPEC + TSS all in one!
June 25-26, 2019 at the Grand River Center in Dubuque, Iowa
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If you need help registering: If you have difficulty creating a log-in or getting registered please reach out directly to Kathy Wessel or Teresa Bushman at 800-632-5918 for assistance. Users with current AEA Learning Online logins may search for KPEC under the Courses list.
It's a 2-for-1 combo!
We're combining KPEC (Keystone's Premier Education Conference) and our TSS (Trauma Sensitive Schools) Conference into one for 2019. #ALLIN conference attendees will be able to choose from a variety of sessions to improve instruction, student learning, and teacher thinking within the context of a trauma sensitive school. Hands-on sessions will be offered, allowing educators to actually experience and practice. Recertification credit is available.
Pete Hall currently serves as a speaker, an author, and a professional development agent for schools and districts around the globe. A former teacher and veteran school principal, Pete is the author of more than a dozen articles on school leadership and five books, including Building Teachers' Capacity for Success (ASCD, 2008), Teach, Reflect, Learn (ASCD, 2015), and The Principal Influence (ASCD, 2015). In addition to his leadership work, Pete passionately advocates for the establishment of trauma-sensitive learning environments, education that addresses the whole child, and the relentless quest for continuous improvement. More about Pete Hall.
Kristin Souers is a licensed mental health counselor in the state of Washington. Kristin has a Master of Arts degree in counseling psychology from Gonzaga University and a Bachelor of Science degree from Santa Clara University. She is an assistant director at Washington State University's Child and Family Research Unit (CAFRU) in the CLEAR Trauma Center. Kristin also serves as an adjunct faculty member for the Master of Counseling Psychology Program at Gonzaga University. Kristin is an expert in understanding the impact of trauma on individuals and families and has provided consultation and training on this topic to education and human services systems for more than 20 years. More about Kristin Souers.
More about Hamish Brewer
When the name Hamish Brewer is mentioned, a number of words come to mind: relentless, innovative, maverick, and loyal. Hamish Brewer is a visionary unfazed by conventional leadership and educational practices and theories, which leads him to push boundaries and to challenge archaic process and practices.
As a leader and speaker, Brewer is considered an inspiration, innovator and motivational by those who have met, watched or listened to him.
Hamish Brewer is an award winning Title 1 Principal. Mr. Brewer is a Nationally Distinguished Principal and has seen his school awarded the Nationally Distinguished Title One School designation.
He has over 20 years of experience serving as a classroom teacher, administrator, international education director and an educational consultant in the United States and abroad. Mr. Brewer is a highly regarded and sought after keynote and conference speaker on key educational topics from school improvements to engaging practices, motivation and best performance practices.
Brewer is high octane in his approach to children, teachers and his community. Hamish Brewer has been nominated for numerous leadership awards for his visionary approach and results in education. Mr. Brewer is currently a principal in Prince William County, one of the largest divisions in the country, helping in best practices and advances in the implementation and use of technology.
Tricia Skyles co-authored Coaching Classroom Management: A Toolkit for Administrators and Coaches with Randy Sprick, Jim Knight, and Wendy Reinke.
In her role as a Safe & Civil Schools consultant, Tricia has provided training in:
She consults with many schools in all areas of behavior management, schoolwide interventions, and best instructional practices.
Curriculum Content Areas
Leadership
Special Education
Technology
The Whole Child
Conference lodging rates and session details will be released as they become available.
If you need help registering: If you have difficulty creating a log-in or getting registered please reach out directly to Kathy Wessel or Teresa Bushman at 800-632-5918 for assistance. Users with current logins may search for KPEC under the Courses list.
Conference registration (without recert credit) is only $109 when you register before May 1. The price increases to $139 starting May 1.
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are included in the registration fee. Recertification credit is available for an additional fee.
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Breakout Sessions will be added soon.
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Lodging Options
We have blocks reserved at several hotels in Dubuque. Please refer to this list and ask for the Keystone AEA block when making your reservation.
Are you having difficulty getting registered for the conference?
If you have difficulty completing the registration process, please reach out directly via email or phone to Kathy Wessel or Teresa Bushman at 800-632-5918. Thank you!
