Registration will open in Spring 2025.
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Investing in your school's newest educators develops the essential skills and mindsets they will need to fully thrive in their commitment to both your school and your students. Hiring the best and brightest is only the first step, supporting and retaining your teachers through ongoing changes and challenges is the key to a successful independent school.
Who Should Attend
Teachers in the first two years of their careers will especially benefit from this valuable training.
Who Should Attend
Teachers in the first two years of their careers will especially benefit from this valuable training.
Additional faculty & program details TBA Spring 2025
Facilitators
Jill Webb brings decades of independent school experience to the Institute. She currently serves as the director of learning for ISACS and has just completed her tenure as an administrator at an ISACS school. Webb brings the experience gained from leading a lower school and training hundreds of new teachers and mentors nationally. A frequent presenter on the topic of teacher development and leadership, she will facilitate the early childhood and lower school division head cohort.
Ken Rogers, a trained counselor, currently serves as the assistant head of school for curriculum and instruction at The Park School (MA) after previously serving as the school’s middle division head for four years. With independent school experience as a teacher, department chair, dean, and head of middle school, he is a frequent ISACS and Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE) presenter and consultant to independent schools. Rogers will facilitate the middle school division head cohort.
Mark Wagner has been a teacher and upper school division head in several independent schools before becoming the head of school at St. Andrew’s United Methodist Day School (MD). He brings extensive independent school experience and has been a presenter in the areas of teacher leadership, curriculum, and professional development. Wagner will facilitate the upper school division head cohort.