K-12 WebinarsK-12 webinars in September 2026
These are the live online sessions for K-12 educators scheduled from today through the end of September 2026, drawn from the full K-12 Webinars calendar. Times are shown in UTC and US Eastern (and your local timezone in the browser); confirm the final schedule on each organizer's registration page.
98 upcoming sessions · Last updated Tuesday, September 15, 2026
- Tue, Sep 1511:30 AM ET
What's New in Britannica School & Britannica Library: Teaching with Trusted Digital Resources (Alabama)
A one-hour overview of new features, trusted content, multimedia resources, and instructional tools in Britannica School and Britannica Library, plus an introduction to Teach Britannica. Live attendees receive a continuing education certificate, and registrants receive the recording.
Britannica EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Tue, Sep 1512:00 PM ET
Preparing Students for Research in the Age of AI
A 45-minute session on how Britannica Academic pairs expert-reviewed content with AI-powered search assistance that supports inquiry without replacing critical thinking. Learn strategies for verifying AI-generated information, evaluating sources for bias, and citing AI-assisted work. Also offered September 22, 2026 at 2:00 PM CT.
Britannica EducationFreeAI in Education45 min → - Tue, Sep 151:00 PM ET
K-12 Cybersecurity Foundations: A Practical Framework for Implementing Fundamental Cyber Controls
K-12 districts face persistent and evolving cyber threats that can disrupt learning, compromise school operations, and expose sensitive student data. In this session, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) School Safety Task Force introduces its recently released K-12 Cybersecurity Foundations Resource Package, a comprehensive collection of guides, videos, and supplemental materials to help K-12 districts prevent and mitigate the most prevalent cyber threats. Attendees will walk through the eight cybersecurity objectives covered in the resources and discover customizable actions that all districts can take to build and maintain effective cybersecurity programs. Takeaways include a roadmap for meaningful cybersecurity progress aligned with district resources and needs, an understanding of how CISA frames cybersecurity as a key element of school safety and resilience, and cost-effective, practical steps backed by recognized cybersecurity frameworks. In partnership with CISA.
K12 SIXFreeCybersecurity60 min → - Tue, Sep 152:00 PM ET
The K-12 Market Futurecast: What Will School Districts Need in 2036?
In celebration of EdWeek Market Brief's decade of serving the K-12 market, leaders from across the education industry look ahead to the next 10 years. The panel discusses the forces shaping the future of K-12 — from the proliferation of artificial intelligence and advances in research to the push for limits on screen time and the rise of alternative schooling options — and the tools, products, and services districts and schools will need to thrive.
EdWeek Market BriefFreeCurriculum & Instruction60 min → - Tue, Sep 152:00 PM ET
The K12 Adoption Advantage: Creating Procurement Confidence Through Scalable Systems
Winning education contracts doesn't begin with an RFP—it begins with thoughtful product strategy, strong partnerships, and a deep understanding of how districts make adoption decisions. Join three nationally respected education leaders for a candid discussion on how education organizations can build sustainable growth, strengthen market positioning, and improve long-term adoption success. Topics include how district purchasing expectations are evolving, why successful procurement begins long before an RFP, building products districts are ready to adopt, aligning innovation with market needs, scaling partnerships for sustainable growth, and emerging opportunities in international education.
EdGateFreeLeadership & Administration60 min → - Tue, Sep 153:00 PM ET
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: September 2026
TEA's monthly briefing for LEA special education administrators. September's agenda covers special education funding, with additional state guidance topics added closer to the session.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)FreeSpecial Education & Inclusion90 min → - Tue, Sep 153:30 PM ET
AI Math Coach in Action: See What It Can Do for Your Classroom
A free one-hour virtual demonstration of All Learners Network's AI Math Coach and how it can support math planning and instruction in your classroom.
All Learners NetworkFreeMathematics60 min → - Tue, Sep 154:30 PM ET
Teaching with AI: Tools and Strategies for the New School Year
Join this workshop to explore AI classroom applications. This session will cover CodeHS's AI tools (Ask AI, AI Student Hints, Vibe Coding) and how to use AI in the classroom responsibly. Attendees will discuss practical strategies for integrating AI into instruction, so students stay engaged, accountable, and actually learning.
CodeHSFreeAI in Education60 min → - Tue, Sep 155:00 PM ET
Session 5: Real Prompts, Real Results with MagicSchool
See MagicSchool in action as an ambassador shares practical prompts and real classroom examples that deliver meaningful results right away.
MagicSchool AIFreeAI in Education60 min → - Tue, Sep 155:30 PM ET
Exploring CodeHS Tools: Student AI Hints & Teacher AI Hints
Join this webinar to learn how to make the most of AI Hints in CodeHS. We’ll explore practical strategies for using AI Hints for students and teachers, from getting started with the basics to creative ways you can incorporate hints into your classroom.
CodeHSFreeAI in Education30 min → - Tue, Sep 157:00 PM ET
Presenter Essentials: Your Guide to Conference Success, September 15, 2026
Get ready to shine at the NSTA National Conference in Indianapolis! Join us on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:15 PM ET, for an interactive webinar designed to help you feel prepared, confident, and ready to succeed as an NSTA conference presenter.
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM75 min → - Tue, Sep 158:00 PM ET
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 2)
Session 2 of the ASDN AI series: designing standards-aligned materials with generative AI, grounded in Universal Design for Learning.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50AI in Education90 min → - Tue, Sep 158:30 PM ET
ABCs for Little Ones in EI/ECSE
Just getting started with Early Intervention (EI) or Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE)? This training will walk you through the basics. You will learn what EI and ECSE are, how eligibility is determined, and what to expect along the way. We will talk about how young children learn through everyday routines and play, and how you can support your child’s learning at home using the things they already love.
FACT OregonFreeEarly Childhood90 min → - Wed, Sep 169:30 AM ET
Hot Topics in School Law, Session 1: Title IX Regulations
Attorneys Michael Joyce and Craig Kowalski open this five-part series with a comprehensive review of the updated legal requirements for responding to reports of sexual harassment and sexual assault in schools under Title IX. The session focuses on the legal and procedural requirements of Title IX investigations, highlighting the key steps, effective methods, and best practices needed to ensure a thorough, fair, and impartial investigation process. Participants are automatically enrolled in all five sessions.
Massachusetts Partnerships for YouthFreeLeadership & Administration120 min → - Wed, Sep 1610:00 AM ET
Supporting Multilingual Learners with Accessible Instruction
A 30-minute session on practical strategies for making instruction more accessible while maintaining high expectations, showing how Britannica School, Escolar, and Studio support language development, comprehension, and equitable learning across the curriculum. Also offered September 29, 2026 at 3:00 PM CT.
Britannica EducationFreeEdTech30 min → - Wed, Sep 1612:00 PM ET
From Efficiency to Efficacy: A New Standard for Measuring AI's Impact in the Classroom
Most AI tools in K-12 classrooms are still judged by adoption, engagement, and how much time they save educators. Brisk Teaching's recent white paper, "From Efficiency to Efficacy: Measuring AI's Instructional Impact," highlights that K-12 needs a different yardstick, one grounded in learning science and close enough to everyday classroom practice to show whether AI is actually improving teaching and learning. The metrics we choose don't just determine how we evaluate AI, they shape what developers build, what districts buy, and ultimately how educators use these tools with students. This webinar unpacks a new evaluation framework and explores what districts can measure beyond simply adoption and time savings. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how better measurement can lead to more meaningful uses of AI in classroom instruction as we kick off a new school year.
Whiteboard AdvisorsFreeAI in Education60 min → - Wed, Sep 162:00 PM ET
Hiring, Retention, and Fill Rates: A Data-Driven Sub Strategy
Explore what keeps substitutes coming back and hear how one district rebuilt its substitute hiring process and improved its fill rate. Content provided by Frontline Education.
Education WeekFreeDistrict Operations60 min → - Wed, Sep 163:00 PM ET
All About ABLE Accounts: Helping People with Disabilities Build Financial Security
People with disabilities deserve to be able to save, invest, and spend money to meet their individual goals. Come learn how an Oregon ABLE account can help your child or young adult with a disability build financial security and still keep or access benefits such as SSI, Medicaid, and SNAP. John Valley, Policy & Outreach Director at Upward Oregon, and Amy Geoffroy, a parent and FACT’s Director of Communications & Impact, will talk about all things ABLE. Join us for a special Lunch ‘n Learn.
FACT OregonFreeSpecial Education & Inclusion60 min → - Wed, Sep 164:00 PM ET
Clear is Kind: Establishing Student AI Expectations for Middle and High School Educators
We do our students an unkindness when we do not share clear expectations for acceptable and unacceptable use of generative AI. You'll leave this webinar with a working draft of AI expectations you can use in your classroom, along with research-informed language for talking with students about AI in a way that builds their confidence in their own thinking, rather than their dependence on a tool. Roughly two-thirds of middle schoolers and high schoolers say their school has no school-wide rule for responsible AI use (RAND 2026) — this session unpacks why vague or one-size-fits-all AI policies fail students and walks through a simple stoplight framework (red, yellow, and green zones) that makes the boundaries of AI use clear across every phase of student work, from brainstorming to final submission.
Ednology ExpertsFreeAI in Education45 min → - Wed, Sep 164:00 PM ET
Sowing Seeds of Literacy through Language Development
AIM Institute presents a webinar exploring the early building blocks of oral language that lay the foundation for later reading and writing success.
AIM Institute for Learning & ResearchFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Wed, Sep 164:00 PM ET
Explicit Suffix Instruction Grades 4+
Explore the differences between inflectional and derivational suffixes, how suffixes influence word families and meaning, and how to teach them explicitly to students in grades 4 and above.
Long Island Literacy CoalitionFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Wed, Sep 164:30 PM ET
Your First Month Teaching AP Cybersecurity
Get ready for your first month of AP Cybersecurity with practical guidance and classroom-ready resources. We'll cover how to launch the course, navigate the curriculum, and introduce students to foundational cybersecurity concepts. You'll also explore a demo course section and see how the new CodeHS Cyber Range add-on brings hands-on Linux commands, simulations, and Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges.
CodeHSFreeCybersecurity60 min → - Wed, Sep 165:00 PM ET
Mixing It Up! (Webinar 03)
Part of the 2026 Fall NDE World & Dual Language Education, NEBLA & CLTA SIG K12 Guest Speaker Series. How can we vary our approaches to teaching and learning to promote our learners' growth in proficiency? During this interactive session, Leslie Grahn explores ways to mix up lesson tasks so they meet the needs of all learners.
Nebraska Department of EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading90 min → - Wed, Sep 167:00 PM ET
Building Wonder with Text Sets: Tools for Inquiry Rich Classrooms, September 16, 2026
Join us on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM ET, for another installment of Book Beat Live!
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM75 min → - Wed, Sep 167:00 PM ET
Science of Reading: How Reading Develops K-12
The Science of Reading is based on the Simple View of Reading model, which states that reading comprehension is the product of decoding and language comprehension. In this webinar, participants will explore how reading develops across kindergarten through grade 12, including how word recognition and language comprehension work together to support skilled reading. Participants will examine how instruction changes as texts become more complex and learn practical strategies to address reading gaps using the science of teaching reading. The session will also connect foundational skills such as oral language, phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, phonics, and decoding with vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and content area literacy in later grades. Participants will identify the 5 core pillars of the science of reading, describe how reading skills progress across K-12 with practical strategies to address reading gaps, explain how word recognition and language comprehension work together to support skilled reading, and examine how reading instruction changes as students engage with increasingly complex texts.
UMass GlobalFreeScience of Reading60 min → - Wed, Sep 167:00 PM ET
Bring Current Science Into Your Classroom: Free STEM Resources from NOVA & GBH Kids & Education
Looking for fresh ways to engage students and enrich your science curriculum this year? Join NOVA and GBH Kids & Education for an inspiring webinar designed for grades 6–12 science teachers. Discover free, high-quality STEM resources that make it easier to bring current science into your classroom. The session also welcomes Dr. Bridget Alex, an anthropologist, science communicator, and lecturer at Harvard and Tufts Universities. Dr. Alex will present on the common misconceptions students have about evolution, how to address them, and pedagogical strategies you can use when teaching evolution in your classroom.
NOVA EducationFreeScience & STEM60 min → - Thu, Sep 1712:00 PM ET
How Are Countries Integrating Data Science, Computational Thinking and AI in K-12 Mathematics Education?
Join us to learn about the new workshop proceedings report launched by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, and hear a panel of experts discuss lessons learned from international practices in modernizing K-12 math curricula. Experts share best practices for curriculum revision, essential competencies for global competitiveness, and alignment with classroom technology, materials, and teaching methods.
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and MedicineFreeMathematics60 min → - Thu, Sep 1712:00 PM ET
Bringing Literacy to Life with Britannica Early Elementary
Explore new ways to support literacy development in PreK through Grade 2 with Britannica School's early elementary collection: interactive experiences, differentiated printable handouts, and trusted informational content that build background knowledge and vocabulary. Also offered September 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM CT.
Britannica EducationFreeEarly Childhood45 min → - Thu, Sep 1712:30 PM ET
Professional Cohort for Teacher Leaders (Virtual)
A multi-session virtual cohort from All Learners Network for teacher leaders focused on inclusive, accessible math instruction. First session September 17, 2026, 12:30–3:30 PM ET; see the registration page for the full schedule of cohort dates.
All Learners NetworkFreeMathematics180 min → - Thu, Sep 172:00 PM ET
Early Childhood Education: Building Essential Skills for Success
Join this free virtual K-12 Essentials Forum to examine the biggest challenges in supporting young children, from preschool through elementary school.
Education WeekFreeEarly Childhood135 min → - Thu, Sep 173:00 PM ET
Building an MTSS Schoolwide System: Strategies for Coherence and Implementation Success
An edWebinar presented by Dr. Stephanie Stollar exploring "pre-mortem" strategies that resolve systemic barriers in a schoolwide MTSS before they impact student growth.
edWeb.netFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Thu, Sep 174:00 PM ET
Back-to-School with Britannica: New Features, Fresh Possibilities
A guided tour of the latest updates to Britannica School and Teach Britannica, covering new features, enhancements, and time-saving tools that support inquiry, instruction, and student engagement in the library and the classroom. Offered for educators in Michigan.
Britannica EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Thu, Sep 176:00 PM ET
Session 6: Differentiation Made Easy with MagicSchool
Learn how to differentiate lessons without the overwhelm, led by a MagicSchool Ambassador who uses these strategies in their own classroom daily.
MagicSchool AIFreeCurriculum & Instruction60 min → - Thu, Sep 176:30 PM ET
Intro to Activity Building
Looking to start building your own lessons in Amplify Classroom? Join us to learn all about the free lesson building tool, Activity Builder (AB). Learn how to use AB to create and edit your own dynamic lessons to engage students.
AmplifyFreeMathematics60 min → - Thu, Sep 178:00 PM ET
Digital Well-Being Is A School Culture (Part 2)
Part 2 of Sue Thotz's series on digital well-being, exploring the "frictionless design" pulling students away from real relationships and what schools can do about it.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50Student Wellbeing90 min → - Fri, Sep 189:00 AM ET
Getting Started with Sora: The Reader Experience (September 2026)
Ready to learn the basics of Sora so you can start exploring and help others get started, too? Join us live to ask questions of OverDrive's K-12 experts and walk away with confidence using Sora. Learn how to sign in with school credentials, browse, borrow, and enjoy ebooks & audiobooks, personalize the reading experience with adjustable settings, define words, and create annotations. Signing up ensures a recording is sent the day after the live session.
OverDriveFreeLiteracy & Reading30 min → - Fri, Sep 1810:00 AM ET
Digital Wellness and Cyber Threat Indicators in K-12: When Online Behavior Becomes a Safety Concern
This session provides parents and guardians with a broad understanding of how digital wellness concerns can overlap with cybersecurity, student safety, behavioral risk indicators, and emerging online threats, with a focus on awareness, early identification, and appropriate escalation pathways.
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource CenterFreeStudent Wellbeing90 min → - Mon, Sep 211:00 PM ET
Attendance Isn't an Attendance Problem
Boost attendance by strengthening relationships, belonging, and support with practical strategies from Doug Fisher and Nancy Frey. Content provided by Corwin.
Education WeekFreeStudent Wellbeing60 min → - Mon, Sep 211:00 PM ET
Session 7: Support for All Audiences with MagicSchool
Bring your real challenges: a MagicSchool Ambassador tackles the problems teachers are actually facing and shows how MagicSchool can help solve them.
MagicSchool AIFreeAI in Education60 min → - Mon, Sep 213:00 PM ET
Moving Beyond the Library: Bringing Britannica Academic into Every Course
A 30-minute session on how Britannica Academic and Studio go beyond a research database, providing trusted, discipline-specific content that becomes instructional resources and supports students across a wide range of courses and majors. Also offered September 24, 2026 at 12:00 PM CT.
Britannica EducationFreeAI in Education30 min → - Mon, Sep 214:00 PM ET
The State of Math Assessments: Where We Are and Where We Need to Be
In this session, we'll look at what math assessments look like today and what's needed to support students and teachers and to move every student toward success in math class and beyond. Assessments should not be scary tasks that create anxiety and confusion, but rather ways to uncover student thinking and create actionable plans to move all learners forward.
AmplifyFreeAssessment & Data60 min → - Mon, Sep 216:00 PM ET
Ethical Implications of AI in the Humanities Classroom
Humanities Texas webinar considering the ethical implications of AI use in the secondary-level humanities classroom and how teachers and students can critically engage with AI. Participants will gain access to resources on how to discuss AI resistance with students by privileging ethical considerations while making space for exploration and experimentation. Content is aligned with the TEKS and emphasizes effective pedagogical strategies. Free for teachers and their schools; participants receive CPE credit and curricular materials. Led by Amanda Licastro (Swarthmore College). Open to secondary-level humanities teachers in Texas schools.
Humanities TexasFreeAI in Education75 min → - Tue, Sep 2212:00 PM ET
Inclusive by Design: Elevating Equity in Physical Education & Related Arts
Creating meaningful inclusion in physical education and related arts requires intentional planning, collaboration, and a shared vision across roles. This virtual professional learning session is designed for teachers, administrators, and supervisors who want to strengthen inclusive practices in these unique learning environments. Participants will explore practical strategies, look-fors, and real-world examples that support access, engagement, and belonging for students with diverse abilities.
All In for Inclusive EdFreeSpecial Education & Inclusion150 min → - Tue, Sep 221:00 PM ET
Purview in Practice: Stop Student Data From Walking Out the Door
A practical, K-12-focused session on maximizing your district's security and ROI in Microsoft Purview by enabling key, often-overlooked features. The session demonstrates how to gain deep visibility into where sensitive student and staff data resides across Microsoft 365—and how it's used—without creating friction for educators. Learn how enabling auditing, co-authoring, and native PDF support streamlines incident investigations, public records requests, and daily collaboration, and walk through real-world K-12 scenarios using Content Explorer and Activity Explorer to surface hidden risks in SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams, building a solid foundation for advanced Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies. Sponsored by Levacloud.
K12 SIXFreeCybersecurity60 min → - Tue, Sep 221:00 PM ET
What's New in Britannica School & Britannica Library: Teaching with Trusted Digital Resources (Wisconsin)
An overview of new features, trusted content, multimedia resources, and instructional tools in Britannica School and Britannica Library, with an introduction to Teach Britannica's lesson ideas, instructional strategies, and graphic organizers.
Britannica EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading30 min → - Tue, Sep 222:00 PM ET
Introducing The 2027 Online Course Design Rubric
The 2027 Online Course Design Rubric is being revised, and this webinar offers an overview of the work behind that effort. Presenters share what has been learned through statewide listening sessions, faculty conversations and the POCR pilot, where reviewers applied draft criteria to real online courses. Attendees will understand how faculty feedback is shaping the next version of the rubric and what to expect as the work moves toward public release.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)FreeCurriculum & Instruction60 min → - Tue, Sep 222:00 PM ET
The I'm First! Guide 18.0: A More Powerful, All-in-One College Resource
Look inside the newly expanded I'm First! Guide to College, the trusted college resource for first-generation, low-income students. With over 50 new pages, this edition adds content for younger students on the impact and value of college, updated application tips, financial aid tools and FAFSA guidance, and practical advice on using AI responsibly in admissions. Hear from TRIO directors about how they use the workbook and learn about exclusive discounts COE has secured for TRIO providers.
Council for Opportunity in EducationFreeCurriculum & Instruction45 min → - Tue, Sep 223:00 PM ET
The Missing Piece: Motivation in the Science of Reading
Part of RIF's literacy webinar series. Explore how motivation fits into the Science of Reading and learn strategies to spark a love of reading in every child.
Reading Is FundamentalFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Tue, Sep 223:00 PM ET
El ABC para los más pequeños en EI/ECSE
Este entrenamiento te guiará a través de lo básico de la intervención temprana y la educación especial en la primera infancia. Aprenderás qué son EI y ECSE, cómo se determina la elegibilidad y qué esperar durante el proceso. También obtendrás una visión clara del IFSP y del papel de la familia en la planificación de servicios.
FACT OregonFreeEarly Childhood60 min → - Tue, Sep 224:00 PM ET
Assessment Essentials: Using Data to Measure Student Understanding
We'll examine the types of data available through observational and asset-based literacy and math assessments, and their potential in the K-8 classroom. We'll also explore how real-time data and progress monitoring can drive differentiation and targeted instructional recommendations to best support intervention, remediation, and enrichment.
AmplifyFreeAssessment & Data60 min → - Tue, Sep 227:00 PM ET
Leveraging Anchoring Phenomena for Sensemaking, September 22, 2026
Compelling phenomena have the power to spark curiosity, inspire questions, and create a purpose for science learning.
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM60 min → - Tue, Sep 228:00 PM ET
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 3)
Session 3 of the ASDN AI series: personalizing learning for every student with practical, classroom-ready AI workflows.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50AI in Education90 min → - Wed, Sep 2310:00 AM ET
Operation Pollination, Grades K–4
Discover the connection of living systems and investigate why and how flowering plants have developed with their pollinator partners. Gain an appreciation of this delicate relationship by identifying adaptations of plants and pollinators. Students join a Longwood Gardens educator online for an engaging presentation and interactive Q&A.
Longwood GardensFreeScience & STEM60 min → - Wed, Sep 2312:00 PM ET
Meet North Star: Human-Centered AI Enablement for Edtech Teams
A short, interactive introduction to North Star AI Enablement and how edtech companies can adopt AI in practical, human-centered ways. Victoria Lansdown, founder of North Star, an AI program manager at Google, a member of Pearson's AI Strategic Council, and a contributor to UNESCO's AI competency frameworks, shares what's working right now in responsible AI adoption across education and L&D, and where edtech teams get the most value first. Attendees will leave with a clear view of where AI is saving edtech teams real time today and where it is overhyped, how to get non-technical teams confident with AI with a person always in the loop, and practical first steps to watch.
Ednology ExpertsFreeAI in Education30 min → - Wed, Sep 2312:30 PM ET
From Compliance to Coherence: Building AI Guidance That Supports Your District Priorities
A practitioner-led conversation on turning your state's AI mandate into purposeful guidance that puts learners and learning first. Several states — including Illinois, Maryland, Idaho, Oklahoma, Virginia, Ohio and Tennessee — now require districts to adopt local AI policies this fall. District and school leaders explore strategies to design and implement AI guidance that advances teaching and learning goals while meeting state requirements: developed in partnership with teachers and students, designed to protect student-teacher relationships, implemented to support rather than replace cognitive thinking, and mitigating inequity. Free virtual event.
LEAP InnovationsFreeAI in Education60 min → - Wed, Sep 232:00 PM ET
Thinking in Steps: Making Math Work for Students With Executive Function Challenges
This session helps teachers recognize where math classrooms unintentionally overload working memory, organization abilities, and task initiation, since executive function challenges can quietly block student success even when conceptual understanding is strong. Participants will learn targeted intervention strategies, such as how to design lessons that externalize steps, reduce decision fatigue, and support planning without removing rigor.
AmplifyFreeMathematics60 min → - Wed, Sep 233:00 PM ET
Your Child’s Journey: Transitioning from EI to ECSE
Is your child approaching age three? This free training presented by FACT Oregon helps families prepare for the move from Early Intervention (EI) to Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE). Learn what transition means, how EI and ECSE differ, the transition timeline, what to expect from the evaluation and meeting, and how to share your child’s strengths and hopes with the team. This training is presented in English.
FACT OregonFreeEarly Childhood60 min → - Wed, Sep 233:00 PM ET
Ensure Support All Year Long
Part of the 2026 Attendance Awareness Campaign. Explore a systemic approach to attendance across every school season, effective practices including AI and data-informed strategies, and an actionable year-long plan that integrates attendance and engagement into the fabric of the school community.
Attendance WorksFreeCurriculum & Instruction90 min → - Wed, Sep 234:00 PM ET
Strengthening and Supporting Your MTSS Framework: From Leaders to Caregivers
We'll look at ways you can accelerate student achievement by extending the reach of what happens in the classroom. Explore supports you can implement to reduce the load on school leaders and teachers, bring caregivers into the learning process, and discuss how to implement these supports to best serve every student.
AmplifyFreeAssessment & Data60 min → - Wed, Sep 237:00 PM ET
Explore Leadership Opportunities: 2027 NSTA Nominations Session, September 23, 2026
Join us on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM ET, to learn about the leadership opportunities available on the NSTA Board of Directors and Leadership Council.
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM60 min → - Wed, Sep 237:00 PM ET
Media Literacy and Democracy: A Meet-up to Start the New Academic Year
Connect and talk with colleagues about starting the new academic year with a focus on student media literacy skills for civic engagement. As the summer ends, we continue to navigate a chaotic media ecosystem while creating meaningful opportunities for students to learn to do the same. Discussion topics include: how we are navigating the current media ecosystem and where we get the news; what we know about students and their news consumption and attitudes; how we are approaching media literacy in the classroom to start the year; and what steps and collaborations might be useful for you and the community. Free, online via Zoom. Hosted by the Media Literacy Collaborative, a collaboration between the UC Irvine Teacher Academy and The History & Civics Project at UC Santa Cruz.
Media Literacy CollaborativeFreeCurriculum & Instruction60 min → - Wed, Sep 238:00 PM ET
Unlocking Writing Success: Research-Based Strategies for Educators K-5 (Part 1)
Session 1 of Tanya Young's six-part series giving K-5 educators a research-based framework for teaching writing, beginning with the key components of writing instruction.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50Literacy & Reading90 min → - Thu, Sep 249:30 AM ET
New Principals Institute: Advancing School Mental Health, Session 1: Understanding the Avoidance Coping Cycle
This session helps building administrators conceptualize how students are accessing mental health supports in their building. An emphasis will be placed on how reactive supports offered outside the classroom can increase challenges by reinforcing avoidance behavior and meeting attentional needs. Participants explore explanatory factors making it harder for students to meet the emotional demands of school and why current approaches to social emotional instruction have had mixed success.
Massachusetts Partnerships for YouthFreeStudent Wellbeing120 min → - Thu, Sep 2410:30 AM ET
Speaking with Authority: Leading Your District's AI Story Before the Board Asks
When a board member or parent asks "What AI are we using and how do we know it's safe?" you need more than a policy document. You need a clear, confident answer. In this session, Carl Mohn, Director of AI Strategy and Applied Learning at Longview ISD, shares how district leaders can get ahead of scrutiny: how to talk about AI tools in plain language, connect your approach to district goals, and build real trust with boards, families, and community members. You'll leave with a practical talk track and ready-to-use resources, so the next tough question catches you prepared, not off guard.
schoolOSFreeAI in Education60 min → - Thu, Sep 2411:00 AM ET
Research with Confidence: Exploring Britannica Academic (Kansas)
Explore recent Britannica Academic updates and how the platform supports higher-level inquiry, information literacy, source evaluation, and evidence-based learning, plus strategies for promoting it to students and faculty across campus.
Britannica EducationFreeCurriculum & Instruction60 min → - Thu, Sep 2412:00 PM ET
The Science of Play, Session 1: Play and the Brain
Opening session of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Science of Play series. We look at how child-driven free play fuels the brain to make connections and build synapses, creating the pathways needed for social-emotional, physical and cognitive growth. Registration enrolls participants in all five sessions.
Massachusetts Partnerships for YouthFreeEarly Childhood120 min → - Thu, Sep 244:00 PM ET
The Power of mCLASS: Assessments for Math and Literacy
Get an inside look at mCLASS Math and mCLASS DIBELS 8th Edition. We'll look at how both programs use a comprehensive data story to open a window into student thinking, and explore predictive measures and common behaviors that support screening for risks like dyscalculia and dyslexia, plus ways to help all students get back on track.
AmplifyFreeAssessment & Data60 min → - Thu, Sep 244:00 PM ET
Session 8: MagicSchool for Admin and Instructional Coaches
Explore how MagicSchool supports school-wide success, with an ambassador showing administrators and instructional coaches how to use AI to support their whole team.
MagicSchool AIFreeLeadership & Administration60 min → - Thu, Sep 244:00 PM ET
SETT Up for Success: A PreK–12 Framework for Assistive Technology Decision Making
Assistive technology must be considered for every student with an IEP, yet it remains widely underutilized. This webinar introduces the SETT Framework (Student, Environment, Tasks, Tools), a practical, team-based process for matching assistive technology to student needs. Participants will learn how to apply the SETT Framework with students from preK through high school to support communication, behavior and literacy skills, and will receive a planning template, implementation strategies and free AT resources. Live and archive viewing carries 1.0 CE hour.
Council for Exceptional Children$29Special Education & Inclusion60 min → - Thu, Sep 244:00 PM ET
Bring the Science of Writing Alive: K-2 Focus
Join Dr. Leslie Laud to learn scaffolds and structures for navigating the full writing process with K-2 students, from planning through drafting and revision.
The Reading League Arizona$5Literacy & Reading60 min → - Thu, Sep 244:00 PM ET
Effective Spelling Instruction
Join Dr. Brennan Chandler to explore the key features of effective spelling instruction, with practical lesson examples showing how spelling supports reading and writing.
National Institute for Direct InstructionFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Thu, Sep 247:00 PM ET
Starting Strong: Building a Foundation for Meaningful Mathematics Teaching and Learning
In this session, participants will explore strategies for launching the school year with intentional practices that foster curiosity, confidence, productive struggle, and meaningful mathematical discourse. Participants will also examine strategies for affirming students' mathematical identities, creating inclusive classroom communities, and designing instruction that helps all learners engage deeply with mathematics.
National Council of Teachers of MathematicsFreeMathematics60 min → - Thu, Sep 248:00 PM ET
Digital Well-Being Is A School Culture (Part 3)
Part 3 of Sue Thotz's series, focused on practical tools for partnering with families so digital habits align between home and school.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50Student Wellbeing90 min → - Fri, Sep 2510:00 AM ET
Navigating the Digital Age: Creating Digital Balance as a Family
This session offers caregivers practical strategies for establishing healthy relationships with technology at home: how to model balanced digital habits, foster open communication, and work as a family to find a healthy balance, with steps to create healthy technology habits for the whole family and keep kids connected without technology.
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource CenterFreeStudent Wellbeing90 min → - Fri, Sep 251:00 PM ET
Create a Lesson Plan and Supporting Materials (Google AI Educator Series)
Explore how AI can support lesson planning and the development of aligned instructional materials. A free, one-hour live train-the-trainer webinar from ISTE+ASCD and Google, with a module walkthrough, facilitator tips, and Q&A. Facilitated by Brandie Wright.
ISTE+ASCDFreeAI in Education60 min → - Mon, Sep 2811:00 AM ET
Empowering Bilingual Learning with Britannica Escolar
A 45-minute session on how Britannica Escolar engages Spanish-speaking students with age-appropriate articles, multimedia, and learning resources that strengthen vocabulary, comprehension, and academic language across the curriculum. Also offered September 30, 2026 at 3:00 PM CT.
Britannica EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading45 min → - Mon, Sep 286:00 PM ET
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Teaching the Declaration of Independence
Humanities Texas webinar for both social studies and English language arts teachers on interdisciplinary approaches to teaching the Declaration of Independence. Participants will explore ways to help students learn about the Revolutionary era through selected founding-era primary sources while building skills for the future. Content is aligned with the TEKS and emphasizes effective pedagogical strategies. Free for teachers and their schools; participants receive CPE credit and curricular materials. Led by Lorri Glover (Saint Louis University). Open to secondary-level humanities teachers in Texas schools.
Humanities TexasFreeCurriculum & Instruction75 min → - Mon, Sep 287:00 PM ET
Lab Safety Considerations for Pre-Service and In-Service Elementary Science/STEM Teachers, September 28, 2026
Elementary Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers! Join us on Monday, September 28, 2026, from 7:00 – 8:15 PM ET to learn about safety considerations for the elementary classroom.
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM75 min → - Mon, Sep 287:00 PM ET
Disrupt & Adapt: Leading Learning in the Age of AI
Learn how AI is reshaping education and what leadership strategies will help your students thrive in a rapidly changing world. In this free online webinar from the SchoolAI Back to School Expert Series, you will understand how AI personalizes learning and transforms classroom instruction, identify the leadership moves that build student critical thinking and adaptability, and develop a practical strategy to prepare your school for education's future. Can't make it live? Register and SchoolAI will send you a link to the recording.
SchoolAIFreeAI in Education60 min → - Tue, Sep 298:30 AM ET
Keys to Adolescent Literacy Series (Live Virtual Training)
Five day training: September 29; October 1, 6, 8 and 13, 2026. Keys to Adolescent Literacy professional learning is grounded in evidence-based practices and complements Joan Sedita's book, The Essentials of Adolescent Literacy: Integrating Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Instruction in Grades 5-12. Sessions run 8:30-11:30 AM or 12:30-3:30 PM Eastern.
Keys to Literacy$640Literacy & Reading180 min → - Tue, Sep 298:30 AM ET
Keys to Adolescent Literacy Session A: Essentials of Adolescent Literacy
Half day training. Participants explore the frameworks that underpin research-based literacy instruction and address the unique needs of adolescent learners. They learn how to use explicit, structured instruction to teach and integrate reading and writing skills across all subject areas, while recognizing the distinct literacy demands of each discipline. This session provides the foundation for the remaining Keys to Adolescent Literacy sessions.
Keys to Literacy$95Literacy & Reading180 min → - Tue, Sep 2912:00 PM ET
Getting Started with Sora: The Reader Experience (September 2026)
Ready to learn the basics of Sora so you can start exploring and help others get started, too? Join us live to ask questions of OverDrive's K-12 experts and walk away with confidence using Sora. Learn how to sign in with school credentials, browse, borrow, and enjoy ebooks & audiobooks, personalize the reading experience with adjustable settings, define words, and create annotations. Signing up ensures a recording is sent the day after the live session.
OverDriveFreeLiteracy & Reading30 min → - Tue, Sep 2912:00 PM ET
What's New in Britannica School & Britannica Library: Teaching with Trusted Digital Resources (South Carolina)
A 45-minute overview of new features, trusted content, multimedia resources, and instructional tools in Britannica School and Britannica Library, plus Teach Britannica lesson ideas and graphic organizers for everyday instruction.
Britannica EducationFreeLiteracy & Reading45 min → - Tue, Sep 2912:00 PM ET
Managing the Shift: Positive Behavior Supports for a Changing Student Landscape
Problem behaviors at school have increased significantly since pre-pandemic levels, and many students remain developmentally behind in socialization, self-regulation and executive functioning. In this session participants explore evidence-based positive behavior support techniques: maximizing class structure with clear expectations, routines and procedures; acknowledging appropriate behavior; and establishing a continuum of consistent responses for misbehavior.
All In for Inclusive EdFreeCurriculum & Instruction150 min → - Tue, Sep 2912:30 PM ET
Keys to Adolescent Literacy Session B: Building Vocabulary Across All Disciplines
Half day training. This interactive session provides research-based recommendations for effective vocabulary instruction that supports both reading comprehension and writing. Participants explore why vocabulary instruction is essential for adolescent learners and learn how to integrate direct and indirect teaching methods to develop both the breadth and depth of word knowledge.
Keys to Literacy$95Literacy & Reading180 min → - Tue, Sep 291:00 PM ET
Beyond the Inbox: Protecting Staff and Students from Evolving K-12 Phishing
Phishing in K-12 succeeds because it exploits trust, not just technology. Messages that borrow the authority of a district leader, the urgency of a payroll or benefits notice, or the familiarity of a classroom tool consistently outperform technical defenses. Staff remain the foundation of this risk, but the same trust chain now reaches students — a single compromised staff account keeps its authentic address, contacts, and message history, which means closing external student email does not close every path a trusted sender can travel. As AI makes these messages faster to produce and easier to personalize, the gap between filtering and human judgment is widening. Drawing on anonymized data from CyberNut phishing simulations across more than 100 districts, this session examines how staff-targeted attacks work, how student-facing lures still arrive even in closed environments, why AI is changing the scale, speed, and personalization of these attacks, and how to move from phishing training to broader student cyber readiness with five actions districts can take now. In partnership with CyberNut.
K12 SIXFreeCybersecurity60 min → - Tue, Sep 292:00 PM ET
The Principal's Role in Collective Efficacy and Student Outcomes
Learn practical strategies that help principals translate their confidence into stronger collective teacher efficacy and student outcomes. Content provided by Otus.
Education WeekFreeDistrict Operations60 min → - Tue, Sep 292:00 PM ET
Getting Started With Boost Math
Part of a monthly webinar series designed to help you get started with Boost Math. With the support of Amplify experts and implementation partners, you'll learn to build effective classroom routines, use reporting and data, and sustain momentum throughout the 2026-27 school year. This session is a walkthrough of Boost Math and how to prepare teachers and students for tiered intervention.
AmplifyFreeMathematics60 min → - Tue, Sep 292:00 PM ET
When Canvas Goes Down: A Guide to Instructional Continuity
How do we keep teaching and supporting students when the primary instructional platform is suddenly unavailable? This webinar shares how City College of San Francisco developed an Instructional Continuity Planning Guide and explores practical strategies for maintaining instruction during an LMS disruption, including communicating with students, sharing course materials, adapting assignments and assessments, and using backup tools. Leaders will leave with a framework for strengthening campus readiness before the next outage.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)FreeEdTech60 min → - Tue, Sep 294:00 PM ET
Tackling the Decoding Threshold
A night of virtual learning offering practical, evidence-based strategies and instructional routines from remarkable educators for students stalled at the decoding threshold.
Long Island Literacy CoalitionFreeLiteracy & Reading60 min → - Tue, Sep 297:00 PM ET
Reviewing Proposals for NSTA Conference in Boston, September 29, 2026
Every great conference begins with great proposal reviewers. Help shape the 2027 NSTA Spring Conference in Boston. Join us on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM ET, for an interactive webinar that will equip you with the tools and guidance to review proposals.
National Science Teaching AssociationFreeScience & STEM75 min → - Tue, Sep 297:00 PM ET
Session 9: Personalizing MagicSchool for Your Classroom
A repeat of the ambassador-led walkthrough of customizing MagicSchool for your subject and grade level so it works for your classroom from day one.
MagicSchool AIFreeAI in Education60 min → - Tue, Sep 298:00 PM ET
AI for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership K-12 (Part 4)
Session 4 of the ASDN AI series: thinking strategically about AI for professional growth and school leadership.
Alaska Staff Development Network$50AI in Education90 min → - Wed, Sep 308:00 AM ET
Trust, accountability, and respect for difference: Insights from UNESCO’s Happy Schools Framework
Final part of a series partnered with UNESCO exploring the Why the World Needs Happy Schools report. This session examines the Principles pillar: how trust, accountability, respect for difference, and creative autonomy create the base of a strong and flourishing learning environment, and how embracing diversity, equity, and autonomous imaginative voices contribute to wellbeing, motivation, and meaningful engagement for students.
Chartered College of TeachingFreeStudent Wellbeing60 min → - Wed, Sep 309:30 AM ET
Hot Topics in School Law, Session 2: Physical Restraint Regulatory Changes
A comprehensive review of recent changes to state and federal regulations governing the use of physical restraint in educational settings. The session examines legal definitions of restraint, updated procedural requirements, reporting obligations, and implications for staff training and student safety, and highlights best practices for compliance and practical guidance for legally sound intervention practices in schools.
Massachusetts Partnerships for YouthFreeLeadership & Administration120 min → - Wed, Sep 3012:00 PM ET
Listening First: From Student and Community Voice to Meaningful Action
A Unified Boards Alliance (UBA) prerecorded webinar with guest Chris McNutt of The Human Restoration Project. Schools collect more data than ever, yet numbers alone cannot fully explain how students and community members experience learning or why certain patterns emerge. This webinar explores why meaningful listening matters and what an authentic process looks like, from holding empathy-centered conversations to identifying key themes. It examines how qualitative "thick data" complements traditional measures by adding context, stories, values and perspectives often missing from dashboards and surveys. Participants are introduced to Polaris Education, a human-first platform designed to help schools understand conversations at scale and create a timely feedback loop between communities and decision-makers.
COSSBAFreeAssessment & Data60 min → - Wed, Sep 303:00 PM ET
Graduate School Financing After Grad PLUS: What TRIO Programs and Students Need to Know
Leadership Brainery presents an overview of the new federal loan limits affecting graduate and professional education. The session explains the elimination of Grad PLUS loans, new annual and lifetime borrowing limits, and the potential effects on students from low-income, first-generation, and under-resourced backgrounds. Participants learn about free tools that help students compare graduate borrowing, debt, earnings, workforce demand, and financial support. Presented by Josh Farris, a TRIO alumnus and former Pell Institute intern.
Council for Opportunity in EducationFreeCurriculum & Instruction75 min → - Wed, Sep 307:30 PM ET
Intro to Computation Layer
If you're an advanced Amplify Classroom user, discover how to build simple, engaging interactions using the scripting language Computation Layer (CL). Gain hands-on practice as we walk you through the CL basics needed to add more functionality to your lessons.
AmplifyFreeMathematics60 min →