Events Calendar

This two-day workshop provides the framework and tools to start the year on a strong foundation of SEL. Learn effective lesson sequences and simple and profound practices to support social and emotional Learning.

This three-day event, in partnership with the Northwestern University Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management, is for independent school leaders. This year's theme is Recenter Your School's Purpose: Communication Meets Innovation.

Dive into the foundational methods of the Orton-Gillingham approach. This course covers dyslexia, phonological awareness, structured lesson planning, and more. It empowers educators to support students in one-on-one and small group settings.

This Independent Schools Experiential Education Network event fuses rigorous academic disciplines with deep thinking about the cognitive learning process through the experiential learning cycle. This professional development opportunity is for teachers who want to delve deeper into experiential education and reflective teaching practices while immersed in experiential and place-based activities on the front range of Colorado. 

What can character and classical educators contribute to reinvigorating the teaching about race in the United States during a polarized age? Hear speakers Angel Adams Parham (University of Virginia) and Karen Bohlin (Harvard University's Abigail Adams Institute), and participate in faculty workshops.

This retreat is designed to offer dedicated time and space away from our everyday surroundings in order to ground and connect with what we really matters. The intentional setting is meant to inspire an interruption to routines and patterns so we can be more available to think creatively about our school communities and the power of culture and counter-culture.

How can schools, classrooms, and other educational spaces be best designed to support deep and lifelong learning? How can architects, educators, and designers create places for learning that incorporate the latest research and innovative practices from around the globe? This institute convenes teams in an interactive and intensive 3.5-day studio format in which participants learn from leading experts and apply lessons to their active projects.

Facilitated by expert workshop leaders in 4.5-hour sessions over three consecutive days, these highly interactive virtual workshops take place over Zoom and feature an additional three hours of asynchronous work in Canvas required to earn a completion certificate.

INH is a highly regarded program for incoming and second-year heads of school that will bring you the knowledge of seasoned heads, the understanding and support of fellow new heads, and the tools to thrive as a leader.