We are excited to invite you to our 5th Annual Competency-Based Education (CBE) Summit, taking place this May 2026! This event is a unique opportunity for educators, administrators, and stakeholders to come together and explore the latest strategies, innovations, and success stories in Competency-Based Education.
Welcome to "Add+It+Up", a regional math conference for educators and curriculum coordinators! We are excited to bring you an event that will provide you with the latest strategies and curriculum to enhance your teaching skills.
This summer, your favorite St. Louis area professional learning organizations are joining forces to host Love & Literacy: a conference for educators in grades K-16 on July 22nd & 23rd, 2025.
ConnectED Learning, Gateway Writing Project, the Language Arts Regional Consortium, and the Missouri Literacy Association invite you to join us in celebrating our local love and expertise of literacy!
The goal of researchED is to bridge the gap between research and practice in education. Researchers, teachers, and policy makers come together for a day of information-sharing and myth-busting.
We aim to to bring together as many parties affected by educational research – e.g. teachers, academics, researchers, policy makers, teacher-trainers – in order to establish healthy relationships where field-specific expertise is pooled usefully.
Come network with other PowerSchool users at our first Statewide PowerSchool User Group Conference!
Welcome to EdcampSTL, an innovative unconference event tailored exclusively for educators passionate about shaping the future of teaching and learning. This unique gathering deviates from the traditional conference model, offering a dynamic, participant-driven experience.
Join the Ambassador Program and Join us for an Introvert Happy Hour we’re calling “SHELF CARE.”
Being an ambassador is FREE!
Join the ambassador program and get all the event details and location.
Join us for a night of fun, music, and philanthropy at our Music Bingo Fundraiser! 🎉
It's a unique twist on the classic game of bingo, where instead of numbers, you'll be listening to song snippets. The first person to identify the songs and mark their bingo card wins!
Multiple Choice explores the complicated history of American education that's led to career
prep being neglected in favor of a test-heavy, high-stress "college for all" philosophy and offers
up an alternate vision that places students at the center of their learning. The film immerses
viewers in Winchester's Innovation Center, where students explore diverse careers, collaborate,
and master traditional and new-economy skills, offering an inspiring vision of kids finding joy in
their learning as they create purposeful, prosperous future paths.
Join educators from across the region for an evening of learning and conversation. We’ll screen NOVA’s A.I. Revolution at Nine PBS studios and hear from a panel of experts in a discussion focusing on the use of Artificial Intelligence in education .
With your help, we will broaden the conversation on the impact of A.I. in schools and ask the questions:
Should we celebrate?
Or worry? Or both?
Discover how researchers are harnessing A.I. to pursue breakthroughs in fields ranging from medicine to climate science—and what these advancements might mean for the future of teaching, learning, and the workforce.
Join fellow educators and education advocates for a powerful documentary and an insightful dialogue about the promise and challenges of artificial intelligence in our classrooms and beyond.
This event is presented by Innovative Technology Education Fund, Connected Learning, and Nine PBS.
Come network with other PowerSchool users at our first Statewide PowerSchool User Group Conference!
Flight Club Ambassador Night It’s going to be a blast!
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time player, join us for fun, food and prizes!
August 6 | 4:30-7:30 PM
Free Pickleball Play
Free Paddle & Ball Rental
$5 Gift Card for All Teachers Who Attend
This summer, your favorite St. Louis area professional learning organizations are joining forces to host Love & Literacy: a conference for educators in grades K-16 on July 22nd & 23rd, 2025.
ConnectED Learning, Gateway Writing Project, the Language Arts Regional Consortium, and the Missouri Literacy Association invite you to join us in celebrating our local love and expertise of literacy!
Welcome to "Add+It+Up", a regional math conference for educators and curriculum coordinators! We are excited to bring you an event that will provide you with the latest strategies and curriculum to enhance your teaching skills.
We are excited to invite you to our 4th Annual Competency-Based Education (CBE) Summit, taking place this May 2025! This event is a unique opportunity for educators, administrators, and stakeholders to come together and explore the latest strategies, innovations, and success stories in Competency-Based Education.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time player, join us for fun, food and prizes!
May 8 | 4:30-7:30 PM
Free Pickleball Play
Free Paddle & Ball Rental
$5 Gift Card for All Teachers Who Attend
Welcome to EdcampSTL, an innovative unconference event tailored exclusively for educators passionate about shaping the future of teaching and learning. Scheduled for March 1st, 2025, at St. John Vianney High School in St. Louis, Missouri, this unique gathering deviates from the traditional conference model, offering a dynamic, participant-driven experience.
At EdcampSTL, we embrace the theme "Seeking Balance," recognizing the ever-evolving challenges and opportunities in the educational landscape. This theme is especially pertinent for educators striving to harmonize the demands of technology integration, pedagogical advancements, and personal well-being in their professional lives. Our unconference format fosters an environment where your voice matters—where you can lead discussions, share insights, and learn from peers in an organic, fluid setting.
We’re starting a PowerSchool User Group right here in St. Louis! We want you to be a part of it! Come connect with other PowerSchool Users, set a path for future collaboration.
Get ready to kick off the new year with a bang! Join our vibrant community of Connected Learning Ambassadors from across the region for an exciting networking event. Haven't become an ambassador yet? Don't miss out – sign up today for FREE!
Ink and Inspiration is a two day conference for K-12 Literacy Educators. We will convene at Lindbergh High School on July 16th - 17th.
Welcome to "Add+It+Up", a regional math conference for educators and curriculum coordinators! We are excited to bring you an event that will provide you with the latest strategies and curriculum to enhance your teaching skills.
In addition to a keynote, we will be featuring breakout sessions led by regional educators and curriculum coordinators. These sessions will provide you with practical strategies and tools to use in your own classroom. You will also have the opportunity to network with other educators and learn about new resources that can help you in your teaching.
Don't miss this valuable opportunity to take your math instruction to the next level. Register now and join a community of passionate and dedicated math educators.
We look forward to seeing you at "Add+It+Up"!
Registration deadline May 15th, 2024
Having trouble registering? email chris@clstl.org
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Dr. Pamela Seda
Dr. Pamela Seda is an educational consultant in Atlanta with over 30 years of educational experience. She is the owner of Seda Educational Consulting, creator of the VANG Game, and co-author of Choosing to See: A Framework for Equity in the Math Classroom. As a regular speaker about math equity at conferences, Dr. Seda is committed to changing how students experience mathematics, especially those from marginalized groups, and advocates for mathematics instruction that develops all students as mathematical thinkers and problem-solvers.
Kara Imm
Dr. Kara Imm is a K-12 teacher educator, based in Brooklyn, who designs and leads on-site professional development and school-based coaching to school communities throughout New York City, across the U. S. and internationally. When not partnering with schools, districts and state programs, she supports the student teaching experiences of K – 5th grade candidates in East Harlem through her work at Hunter College (City University of New York). For over a decade, she has created original professional development courses for K-12 STEM teachers at Math for America (MfA). In her research and writing, Kara explores multiple areas of interest: the role of design thinking in teachers’ work with marginalized students; how thinking and talk routines develop math communities where all kids can belong and thrive, and the powerful intersection of mathematical modeling, identity development and culturally relevant pedagogy.
We are looking for additional presenters to host break-out sessions at the conference.
REGISTRATION FEES will be waived with the commitment to present.
Presenters will have the option of proposing a regular or a double session. Regular break-out sessions will be 75 minutes in length. Double blocked sessions will be 2 hours and 45 minutes long. There will be three 75 minute sessions per day.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Mathematics
Problem Based Learning in Math
Authentic Learning
Building Thinking Classrooms
Developing Number Sense
Growth Mindset
Embedding Math Practices
Building conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and strategic competence
Guided Math Lessons
Formative and Summative Math Assessment
Course specific sessions for high school
Check Out the Donor/Sponsorship letter here
Gold level sponsorship: $5000 - Your company logo on all conference materials, a vendor booth at the conference, and the opportunity to lead a breakout session.
Silver level sponsorship: $2500 - Your company logo on all conference materials and a vendor booth at the conference.
Bronze level sponsorship: $1000 - Your company logo on all conference materials.
All sponsors will also receive recognition on our conference website and in our conference program.
7:30 - 8:30 Registration and Check In
8:30 - 8:40 Logistics/Welcome/Overview of the Day/Intro Keynote
8:40 - 10:00 Keynote
10:15 - 11:30 Breakout Session A
11:30 - 12:15 Lunch
12:15 - 1:30 Breakout Session B
1:45 - 3:15 Breakout Session C
(OR Breakout Session BC (Double Block 12:30 - 3:15, 2 hrs 45 mins))
3:10 - 3:30 Closing
In Development
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Friday, June 21, 2024
Thank you for your outstanding leadership and for creating environments where students can thrive!
Please join us as we share the latest research on the impact of classroom space on learning. Enjoy appetizers and cocktails and a tour of our educational showroom following the presentation.
2:00 pm ~ Presentation
3:00 pm ~ Showroom Tour & Happy Hour
COLOR ART, 1325 N. Warson Road, St. Louis, MO 63132
CEO, Connected Learning
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment -
Maplewood Richmond Heights School District
Dr. Chris McGee serves the Maplewood Richmond Heights School District located in the St. Louis suburban area as the Assistant Superintendent. His thesis was entitled “The Correlation of Standards-Based Grading and the Performance on Standardized Assessments.” Since his first year of teaching he has been a leader in innovation and the technological advancement of education. He served his alma mater as the president of Webster University's alumni association's board of directors. His passion for professional learning has inspired him to start a non-profit organization called Connected Learning, for which he serves as the CEO. He has been recognized as an Apple Distinguished Educator, a Google Certified Innovator and a Phi Delta Kappa Emerging Leader. For more information on Dr. McGee visit his website www.chrisrmcgee.com, or connect with him on twitter at https://twitter.com/cmcgee200.
Director of Education Solutions
Color Art
Melissa Minford is the Director of Education Solutions for Color Art. With over twenty years of experience teaching in elementary classrooms, she has dedicated her career to fostering engaging and effective learning environments. Her master’s thesis, titled “The Study of Aerobic Exercise and Mathematics Performance,” reflects her commitment to innovative educational strategies. Driven by a passion for education, she continuously seeks collaboration and opportunities to learn from others, ensuring that her approach remains dynamic and responsive to the needs of students and educators alike.
Color Art and Smith System are working together to help create learning spaces that support well-being and success for students and teachers.
Seminar attendees on June 21st have the opportunity to win a collaborative education space worth $10,000!
Attendees will have a double entry in the drawing, and the lucky winner will be announced during the seminar session.
The winner may choose colors and finishes for the nine different pieces:
2 Rockers, 1 Single Seat Lounge, 1 Double Seat Lounge, 2 Ottomans, 1 Table/Ottoman, 1 Table, 1 Tree
Join us at the illustrious Ritenour High School for an unprecedented journey into the world of Competency-Based Education (CBE). Set in the heart of educational excellence at 9100 St. Charles Rock Rd., this three-day summit, happening on May 29, 30, and 31, 2024, promises to be a landmark event in the evolution of teaching methodologies.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey of fun, excitement, and giving back like never before! UNgalaCSI is back in 2024, and we're taking the world of fundraising events to a whole new level.
Picture this: a fundraising event that's anything but ordinary, where the rules are rewritten, and the traditional gala is turned on its head. UNgalaCSI is not your average fundraiser; it's a celebration of creativity, innovation, and all the cool stuff inside our hearts and minds.
MYLC24 stands for “Maplewood Youth Leadership Conference of 2024.” MYLC will be a conference where high school students from Maplewood-Richmond Heights and other school districts will be able to come together and experience powerful messages, games, and leadership development activities.
Welcome to EdcampSTL, an innovative unconference event tailored exclusively for educators passionate about shaping the future of teaching and learning. Scheduled for March 9, 2024, at Clayton High School in St. Louis, Missouri, this unique gathering deviates from the traditional conference model, offering a dynamic, participant-driven experience.
At EdcampSTL, we embrace the theme "Seeking Balance," recognizing the ever-evolving challenges and opportunities in the educational landscape. This theme is especially pertinent for educators striving to harmonize the demands of technology integration, pedagogical advancements, and personal well-being in their professional lives. Our unconference format fosters an environment where your voice matters—where you can lead discussions, share insights, and learn from peers in an organic, fluid setting.
Get ready to kick off the new year with a bang! Join our vibrant community of Connected Learning Ambassadors from across the region for an exciting networking event. Haven't become an ambassador yet? Don't miss out – sign up today for FREE!
Get ready to kick off the new year with a bang! Join our vibrant community of Connected Learning Ambassadors from across the region for an exciting networking event. Haven't become an ambassador yet? Don't miss out – sign up today for FREE!
Join us at AI Playground, an inclusive space for all levels of experience with artificial intelligence, whether you're new to the concept or a seasoned pro with a track record of developing and deploying impactful programs. Here, we invite you to engage in discussions about AI policies, practices, tools, subscriptions, definitions, and have your questions answered.
Welcome to "Add+It+Up", a regional math conference for educators and curriculum coordinators! We are excited to bring you an event that will provide you with the latest strategies and curriculum to enhance your teaching skills.
Our keynote speaker is John SanGiovanni, a nationally recognized expert in math education. He will be sharing his insights and experiences on how to effectively teach math in the classroom.
In addition to the keynote, we will be featuring breakout sessions led by regional educators and curriculum coordinators. These sessions will provide you with practical strategies and tools to use in your own classroom. You will also have the opportunity to network with other educators and learn about new resources that can help you in your teaching.
Don't miss this valuable opportunity to take your math instruction to the next level. Register now and join a community of passionate and dedicated math educators.
We look forward to seeing you at "Add+It+Up"!
Registration deadline May 15th, 2023
Check Out the Donor/Sponsorship letter here
Gold level sponsorship: $5000 - Your company logo on all conference materials, a vendor booth at the conference, and the opportunity to lead a breakout session.
Silver level sponsorship: $2500 - Your company logo on all conference materials and a vendor booth at the conference.
Bronze level sponsorship: $1000 - Your company logo on all conference materials.
All sponsors will also receive recognition on our conference website and in our conference program.
John SanGiovanni is an elementary mathematics supervisor in Howard County, Maryland, where he oversees mathematics curriculum, digital learning, assessment, and professional development. He is the coauthor of the bestselling Putting the Practices Into Action and the Mastering the Basic Math Facts series. John is an adjunct instructor and coordinator of the Elementary Mathematics Instructional Leader graduate program at McDaniel College, as well as a national consultant for curriculum and professional development. A frequent speaker at national conferences, John also currently serves on the Board of Directors for NCTM.
Follow him on Twitter: @JohnSanGiovanni
7:30 - 8:30 Registration and Check In
8:30 - 8:40 Logistics/Welcome/Overview of the Day/Intro Keynote
8:40 - 10:00 Keynote - John SanGiovanni
10:15 - 11:30 Breakout Session A
11:30 - 12:15 Lunch
12:15 - 1:30 Breakout Session B
1:45 - 3:15 Breakout Session C
(OR Breakout Session BC (Double Block 12:30 - 3:15, 2 hrs 45 mins))
3:10 - 3:30 Closing
Happening now, interested in joining? Contact Declan
Katherine Quinn, Education Plus
Christy Brooks, Education Plus
Abby Smith, Education Plus
Susan Bergman, Webster Groves
Stephanie Valli, Parkway Schools
Carmen Stayton, WASHU ISP
Mona Rajab, Parkway Schools
Joyce Pipes
Taylor Pierce, Affton
LaTanya Buckner, Ritenour Schools
Allie Quicke, Education Plus
Carrie Tomc, Rockwood Schools
Marietta Koziatek, Rockwood Schools
Danielle Moushey, Bayless
Kelly Klocke, Affton
Introducing the Proficiency Scale Workshop, a two-day event designed to help you better understand, author and use Proficiency Scales.
Led by Marzano associate and expert facilitator Dr. Shelly Gies, this workshop will provide you with practical strategies for implementing the Proficiency Scales throughout the curriculum. You'll collaborate and learn how to author and use the scales to set clear learning goals, assess student progress, and differentiate instruction to meet the needs of every student.
Over the course of two days, you'll participate in engaging presentations, hands-on activities, and collaborative discussions with your fellow educators. You'll walk away from the workshop with a deep understanding of the Proficiency Scales and the skills you need to use it effectively in your teaching practice.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to write proficiency scales with teams of like minded colleagues. Register now for the Proficiency Scale Workshop with Dr. Shelly Gies!
Shelley Gies, EdD, is a full-time Marzano associate. She is the former director of curriculum and instruction and a former building-level principal at Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation in central Indiana. Shelley also spent 23 years as a classroom teacher.
Dr. Gies’s background and focus areas include leading schools and districts through research-based instructional elements, school improvement initiatives, formative assessment practices, and standards-based learning and reporting.
Dr. Gies received her elementary education degree from Franklin College and her master’s degree from Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis. She earned her education specialist degree, doctoral degree, building-level administrator license, and superintendent license from Ball State University.
Designed for teams of 6
Each Person receives a copy of “A Handbook for Developing and Using Proficiency Scales”
Whole-group sessions followed by supported work time with colleagues
Coffee and lunch provided each day
Collaborative online space to share resources and to house completed proficiency scales
$400 per person, $1900 per team of 6
Registration deadline Jun3 13th, 2023
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, constant changes have impacted the teaching profession. Teaching is harder than it ever was with unrealistic expectations, political pressures and the needs of our communities and students changing faster than our institutions are able to respond. Connected Learning continues to step in and provide the professional network for thousands of educators around our region. By providing innovative resources, social and professional networking opportunities and industry-leading virtual and in-person events, educators in the St. Louis region are better equipped to meet the challenges we face each day.
This UNgala event is focused NOT on toxic positivity, but on celebrating all the small moments, the little wins, the intentional connections that make our region special. Register today to have some fun in new ways and celebrate with us honors all those small wins.
Come as you are, relaxed, ready to have fun and connect with educators around our region
Brought to you by Five Aces BBQ
Vegetaria Option
Dinner
Drink ticket (cash bar after)
Maker Stations
Glass Blowing Demonstration
Shameless plugs of all the cool things happening in 2023-2024
You sharing your small wins
Join a book study on "Fighting Fake News," which provides practical strategies for teaching students on how to discern fact fiction.
Introducing EDCAMPSTL: the must-attend unconference of 2023! Join us on April 1st at The Armory, the innovative event space that's taking St. Louis by storm. At EDCAMPSTL, you'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded educators, share your ideas, and learn from some of the brightest minds in the industry.
As an unconference, EDCAMPSTL is unlike any other event you've attended. There are no set schedules, no keynote speakers, and no pre-determined topics. Instead, our agenda is created by the attendees themselves, allowing for an organic, collaborative, and engaging learning experience. Whether you're a teacher, administrator, or educational professional, you'll find something to inspire you at EDCAMPSTL.
The Armory is the perfect venue for this innovative event. Located in the heart of St. Louis, this historic building has been transformed into a cutting-edge event space that's perfect for learning, networking, and collaboration. With state-of-the-art technology, flexible meeting spaces, and a comfortable atmosphere, The Armory is the ideal backdrop for a day of inspiration and education.
Don't miss out on this unique and exciting opportunity. Register now for EDCAMPSTL and join us on April 1st for a day of learning, sharing, and networking. We can't wait to see you there!
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