This is a dynamic two-day conference designed to elevate special education leadership in your school or district.
Through self-reflection, case study analysis, and collaborative discussions, you'll identify key challenges in your current context and develop a clear, actionable roadmap for sustainable improvements in student outcomes, staff collaboration, and family engagement.
This conference emphasizes individualized learning, equipping you with the tools to implement evidence-based practices and build a seamless path to adult success for students with disabilities.
Our learning sessions are grounded in nationally recognized, evidence-based resources, including materials from The IRIS Center* and CASEL. You’ll leave with practical tools you can implement the very next day.
You'll create a customized Special Education Leadership Impact Plan that integrates High-Leverage Practices (HLPs), inclusive leadership strategies, and data-driven decision-making to strengthen the climate, structure, and outcomes of your special education programs.
Price does not include air fare or ground transportation. Refund and cancellation policy.
Please contact Bob Barrows to tailor your professional learning experience.
* This program is not affiliated with Vanderbilt University or the IRIS Center.
| Start Date | July 22, 2026 |
| End Date | July 24, 2026 |
| Individual Price | $1,775 |
Have questions?
Contact Bob Barrows at (719) 820-5499 or bbonsped@gmail.com
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