~ 42 In Partnership with GLRS, Professional Learning For Special Education Registration is Required Title Description Date and Time Hours Tuition Setting Up for Success Through Effective Behavior Management Target Audience: Preschool Special Education Coordinators, Teachers, & Diagnosticians Effective behavior management doesn’t just happen; a plan is needed. In this class, participants will learn the ten things that they need to do to set themselves up for success through effective behavior management. The class will begin with the physical environment and proceed to safety and crisis management. August 25, 2026 8:30am-3:30pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid OR January 26, 2027 8:30am – 3:30pm Face-to-Face 6 No charge in region; $35 out of region Special Education Paraprofessional 4 Class Learning Series: Building Confidence, Clarity, and Instructional Impact Target Audience: Preschool Special Education Coordinators, Teachers, & Diagnosticians This four-part professional learning series is designed to strengthen paraprofessional practice by clarifying roles, strengthening instructional support, and promoting student independence. Paraprofessionals will learn how to support instruction without creating dependence, collaborate effectively with teachers, and contribute to inclusive Tier 1 learning environments. Across the series, participants will develop skills in effective prompting and fading, proactive behavior support, data collection, and strategies that promote student independence and executive functioning. Designed for new and experienced paraprofessionals, this series aligns with High-Leverage Practices, inclusive instruction, and MTSS. Participants who complete the full series will leave with increased confidence, a shared instructional language, and practical tools to maximize their impact on student learning. Session 1: August 27, 2026 1:00pm-4:00pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid Session 2: November 5, 2026 1:00pm-4:00pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid Session 3: March 11, 2027 1:00pm-4:00pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid Session 4: May 11, 2027 1:00pm-4:00pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid 3 No charge in region; $15 out of region Mastering the Art of IEP Writing: Creating Plans That Drive Student Growth Target Audience: Special Education Teachers A strong, meaningful IEP leads to more targeted support that meets students’ unique needs and promotes independence and engagement. This course is designed for teachers developing their IEP writing skills and provides a thorough review of each section of the IEP. Participants will learn compliant practices and strategies for creating high-quality IEPs that incorporate student strengths, specially designed instruction, and SMART goals. By the end, educators will be able to write IEPs that meet legal requirements while also serving as effective tools for student growth and success. September 3, 2026 8:30am-3:30pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid OR February 2, 2027 8:30am-3:30pm Face-to-Face/Hybrid 6 No charge in region; $35 out of region
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