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BOOST Summit Flyer

BOOST Summit Registration OPEN!

The BOOST Summit registration is now open! Please share this with leaders within your network. This is an incredible opportunity to explore promising practices to address educator shortages and collaborate with fellow leaders across the state! We are curating a strong lineup of presenters and valuable resources  – you won’t want to miss it! Please reach out to Cris Seidel ([email protected]) if you have any questions about the event.

Epic Educators 2025 Flyer

Registration is now OPEN for our 3rd Annual Epic Educators Conference – July 16-17! We have an amazing keynotes: Devin Siebold from BORED TEACHERS & Liz Anstine the 2025 Kansas Teacher of the Year. KNEA members will be reimbursed for 1 nights hotel stay.

We have fantastic breakout sessions for everyone, networking opportunities and so many prizes to give away to our phenomenal Kansas educators! REGISTER TODAY!

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Kansas Future Teacher Academy Flyer

The Kansas Future Teacher Academy at Emporia State University, sponsored by The Teacher’s College, has graduated more than 1,500 high school students over more than 30 years.

During this intense five-day program, the participants share in a variety of activities that will help them to better understand what teachers do. Students learn from Kansas Teacher of the Year winners, Kansas Master Teachers, Horizon Award winners, and other respected Kansas educators. The focus is on Social Emotional Learning, Project Based Learning, Active Engagement, and building an Inclusive Classroom for all students to thrive.


 

Kansans are demanding higher standards in academic skills, as well as employability and citizenship skills, and the need to move away from a “one-size-fits-all” system that relies exclusively on state assessments. This new vision for education calls for a more student-focused system that provides support and resources for individual success and will require everyone to work together to make it a reality. Together, Kansans Can.

 


 


The U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with TEACH.org and One Million Teachers of Color, has launched “Teachers: Leaders Shaping Lives,” a campaign to elevate the teaching profession and promote educator diversity by inspiring more talented people – especially those from underrepresented communities – to become teachers.

 


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