Continue your professional study in 2021–22!
Online Professional Learning Series
Live Series Presenters
Brandon Fleming
Pooja Agarwal
Jennifer Gonzalez
Doug Reeves
The national health crisis has continued to prompt the Center of Excellence to Prepare Teachers of Children of Poverty to reconfigure its traditionally face-to-face learning programming as distance events that provide participants with practical, research-based information centered on revealing the potential of under-resourced (and ALL!) learners.
2021–2022
Online
Professional Learning Series
Subscribe now to access live webinars broadcast via Zoom registration and more than 50 hours of on-demand content—all delivered by nationally recognized researchers and award-winning practitioners.
2020–21 Subscription
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Nationally-recognized speakers
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Live access plus limited delayed viewing
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50+ hours of bonus content from previous virtual events
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Certificates for Professional development hours
Online Series for Remote Learning
Subscribe now for access to the entire 2021–22 Virtual Study Series
Live Webinars & On-Demand Library
Four live webinars plus access to more than 50 hours of additional content, all delivered by national research leaders and proven practitioners.
Professional Development
Earn professional development credit for each webinar and each library video. Downloadable certificates available upon completion.
Bonus: Extended Access to Previous Keynote and Breakout Presenters
Tiffany Anderson
Jeremy Anderson
Jessica Baggett
Patricia Boatwright
Kathleen Budge
Latoya Dixon
Don Doggett
Myron Dueck
Kimberly Entzminger
Katie Garner
Horace R. Hall
Cheryl Hiers
James L. Hiers Jr.
John Hodge
H.E. “Doc” Holliday
Eric Jensen
Baruti Kafele
Sucheta Kamath
Craig Q. King
Mike Kuczala
Todd Nesloney
Deborah O'Brien
Malissa Ocean
William Parrett
Richard Pringle
Horacio Sanchez
Ann Marie Taylor
Carol Ann Tomlinson
Michael Waiksnis
Marilyn Ware
About the Center of Excellence
Resources Matter!
Absent financial resources matter, as do missing social-emotional, cognitive, and physical resources.
The Center of Excellence to Prepare Teachers of Children of Poverty defines poverty as the absence of ANY resource that creates barriers to school and life success.
The Center’s mission is to provide high quality professional study that equips educators and stakeholders with strategies for removing every barrier in order to reveal the potential of under-resourced (and ALL!) learners.