The K-12 webinar calendar
Browse 1000+ upcoming K-12 webinars from 150+ organizations — a chronological list of online sessions for teachers, coaches, and district leaders, curated from the organizations educators already trust.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Elena Buckner. Date: October 26, 2026, starting at 9:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
This 5-part webinar series equips educators and school teams to transform student behavior through evidence-based social-emotional learning (SEL) practices. Participants gain practical tools to identify the root causes of behavior, apply research-informed interventions, and proactively support students in developing self-regulation and coping skills. Through data-driven decision-making and consistent implementation, educators learn how to reduce challenging behaviors, increase student engagement, and foster long-term resilience.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Joel Clements. Date: October 26, 2026, starting at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Melissa Davis. Date: October 26, 2026, starting at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Lisa Rogers. Date: October 26, 2026, starting at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
Corwin’s PLC+ Institute provides attendees with a practical and evidence-based framework to support collaborative structures to support planning and implementation of student learning, as well as professional learning (e.g. microteaching, classroom observations) of the teachers and teacher leaders. Included with registration: Your Introduction to PLC+ eBook Two-day virtual institute: October 26–27, 2026. Start time not published; listed as 9:00 AM PT (approximate).
How well do your district's current mental health supports meet the needs of students — and where might gaps exist? Join the Ohio School Boards Association and Effective School Solutions for this free virtual webinar on evaluating and strengthening school-based mental health supports through the lens of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS). Participants will explore a strategic framework for mapping existing supports across MTSS tiers, identifying gaps and building a sustainable system of support aligned with student needs and district capacity. Registered participants receive access to the recording after the event.
District leaders and systems experts examine the gap between desired student outcomes and the systems in place.
Join the SNA Government Affairs team for SNA Advocacy in Action, covering policy developments, federal budget updates and key trends at national and state levels, including Congress, the Administration and regulatory agencies. October 26, 2026 at 3:00 PM EDT. Free for members and non-members; a free guest account is available for those without a schoolnutrition.org login. Contributors: Liz Campbell, MA, RDN (VP of Government Affairs & Media Relations); Nadia Davis (Senior Federal Policy Analyst); Diane Pratt-Heavner (Director, Media Relations); Emily Kranias (State Policy Analyst); Hollie Briones (Government Affairs & Media Relations Coordinator), all School Nutrition Association. Review needed: the official webinar and course pages do not state the duration or end time. Confirm duration before publication; do not assume 60 minutes.
Once you have a great problem to solve, how do you actually work with AI to build a great solution? Level up your team’s AI literacy in this hands-on, 1-hour workshop designed for Illinois AI Challenge students and teachers.
Leadership teams often meet and collaborate, but collaboration alone does not guarantee improvement. In this webinar, Peter DeWitt and Michael Nelson explore Collective Leader Efficacy: a leadership team’s shared belief in its ability to develop shared understanding, engage in joint work, and evaluate its impact on adult and student learning. Presented by Peter M. DeWitt and Michael Nelson.
Discover how NotebookLM can transform your existing curriculum into interactive lesson plans, assessments, study guides, differentiated activities, and instructional supports, all while keeping your own trusted resources at the center of the process. This session introduces a practical AI tool that saves planning time and supports K-12 educators across content areas. A virtual session from Nextech for grades K-12. Free.
An online event about developing the leaders who will guide special education programs and schools. October 27, 2026; start time not stated.
Part 4 of TESOL's four-part AI in Action series. Use AI tools for materials, feedback, assessment, and differentiation in your daily practice. Morning cohort, 8:00-9:30 AM Eastern. Price shown is the nonmember rate for the full series; TESOL members pay $95 standard or $35 reduced. Sessions are recorded and available to participants for a month.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Jaime Bailey. Date: October 27, 2026, starting at 9:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
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. This session is primarily a demonstration of the user experience in Sora. You will learn how to sign in with school credentials, browse, borrow, and enjoy ebooks and audiobooks, personalize the reading experience with adjustable settings, define words, create annotations, and more. A recording is sent the day after the live session.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Karla O'brien. Date: October 27, 2026, starting at 9:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
Two full days, October 27-28, 2026. This virtual, live professional development focuses on writing instruction across all subjects for students in grades 3-12. Participants learn best practices to address the writing requirements of state writing standards, including frequent writing in all content areas.
Deciding which AP courses to offer, and where they fit best, is one of the most consequential choices a school or district makes for student access. The Building Your AP Program Webinar Series is designed to support that work, introducing the new AP® Course Sets as a practical way to match AP courses to the priorities you are already pursuing, whether that is expanding access with a first AP course, adding a nationally recognized AP signal to your honors courses, or bringing college-level AP courses into your CTE pathways. Each session gives those who shape course offerings, from district leaders and content specialists to school leaders and AP coordinators, a clear starting point for building a program that reflects local goals. This session, Career Kickstart, begins with the students who want their learning to connect to real careers. We will introduce AP Career Kickstart™, a new group of AP courses (AP Business with Personal Finance and AP Cybersecurity, both launching in 2026 to 2027) designed to fit into existing CTE pathways and show how they bring college-level learning into high-demand fields while inviting a broader range of students into advanced coursework. You will leave with strategies to build your AP program focused on career-connected learning, including how these courses fit alongside your CTE programs of study and how students can earn college credit along with an employer-endorsed credential, so more students can pursue a path that leads to college, credentials, and in-demand careers. By participating in this event, you consent to being recorded and you agree that College Board may publish the recording on College Board’s website and share the recording with those who register for this event.
Are you a leader passionate about growing and developing yourself and others to meet the ever-changing needs of your organization? This academy will introduce you to inquiry as a continuous improvement tool for personal, professional, and organizational growth and engage you in the step-by-step development of your own professional growth plan. This course is appropriate for any of the following types of leaders: lead teachers, department/grade level chairs, program directors, deans, assistant principals, school/district leadership teams, district leaders, assistant superintendents, superintendents, and similar leaders of other types of organizations. Non-member registration: $335; IPA members: $235; retired IPA members: $135. Eligible non-administrative staff: $235. Group rates are available. Published time zone is not specified; the displayed conversion uses Central Time and must be confirmed with the organizer.
Past webinars
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A live online panel of scholars discuss a selection of primary sources and engage with participants. Part of Teaching American History's Saturday webinar series: monthly, conversation-driven PD for social studies teachers, with a reading packet shared in advance and a pre-seminar discussion board. Teachers who attend the full session receive an attendance letter documenting 1.25 hours of professional development. Free.
This is session 4 of 4 of the Intro to Creative Coding Workshop Series, a synchronous online PD opportunity that combines introductory computer science and art!
Explore how Imagi creates a safe, supportive space for students to learn, experiment, and grow with AI through creativity, problem-solving, and innovation. Leave with a ready-to-use unit template, rubric, and starter prompts for a community-based project — no coding required! Get hands-on with Imagi Labs and Lovable AI to turn a local legend into a standards-aligned CS unit. A virtual session from Nextech for grades K-12. Free.
Data science does not always require new lessons or another subject. Elementary classrooms already engage students in data practices through science investigations, surveys, observations, mathematics, and everyday learning. In this session, teachers will explore elementary data science, identify practices already present in their curriculum, and discover practical ways to strengthen them through existing lessons. A virtual session from Nextech for grades K-5. Free.
Explore how AI can help faculty create tailored scenarios that support student engagement and applied learning. 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 Eric Carbaugh.
Live online BER professional development seminar presented by Robert Gerver. Date: October 23, 2026, starting at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. See BER for the full schedule, registration fee and course details.
Editorial
Every free online PD session running in October 2026 — literacy, AI, math, wellbeing, and leadership, with no registration fee.
Free and low-cost October sessions on student mental health, attendance, belonging, and the systems that support them.
October's online sessions for special education teachers, coordinators, and inclusion leads — IEPs, behavior, transition, and compliance.
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