CESA 7 25-26 Spring PD

2025-2026

SPRING 2025-26 PROFESSIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Cooperative Educational Service Agency 7 595 Baeten Road Green Bay, WI 54304 (920) 492-5960 contactus@cesa7.org

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ORGANIZATIONAL WELL-BEING New Date!

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VIRTUAL

May 7, 2026 2pm - 4pm

FREE

Cost covered by Project Aware!

Join us: for this interactive 2-hour virtual session focused on strengthening the education workforce through a lens of wellness and resilience.

Together, we will examine current data and trends impacting educators today and unpack why educator well-being is not a “nice to have,” but essential to student success, retention, and school improvement.

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Participants will:

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Examine current data about the education workforce and connect it to the case for prioritizing educator well-being.

Identify practical, research-informed strategies to foster both educator and organizational well-being by promoting compassion resilience and increasing mental health literacy among staff.

Explore ways to assess and improve educator and organizational well-being using both qualitative and quantitative data, including tools and approaches you can take back to your own setting.

Designed For: This session is designed for school and district leaders, student services staff, and anyone committed to creating healthier, more sustainable educational environments.

Registration

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Dr. Marci Waldron-Kuhn Director of Learning Services mkuhn@cesa7.org

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Professional Learning Series

Strategic Assessment in the Age of AI: Tools, Data, and Empowered Learners in Any Subject at Any Level MAY 13, 2026 | 8:00AM - 3:00PM REGISTRATION | BIT.LY/4OTCI1W In this hands-on professional learning experience, discover how artificial intelligence can streamline assessment practices, amplify your insights, and refocus your energy on what truly matters – teaching and learning.

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Through the lens of a strategic assessment system, we’ll explore how AI can support the collection, analysis, and use of formative, interim, and summative data to drive meaningful instructional decisions.

Expect to engage in realworld classroom scenarios, collaborative problemsolving, and tool exploration designed to help you feel confident apply AIenhanced strategies the very next day!

Geared for those guiding K – 12 Classrooms, Curriculum, and Change!

Participants will leave with a deep understanding of how to: Embed AI tools into formative assessment practices to provide timely, actionable feedback.

Use AI-generated insights from interim assessments to monitor growth and tailor instruction.

Enhance summative assessments reflections with AI-driven student selfassessment tools.

Utilize AI to co-create rubrics and proficiency scales that are aligned to standards, studentfriendly, and differentiated by task complexity.

Use AI to help blueprint assessments and revise items to increase cognitive rigor and ensure alignment with Depth of Knowledge (DOK) levels and learning goals.

Wisconsin’s Framework for Multi-Level Systems of Supports (WiMLSS) Training

Implementing a Multi-Level System of Supports means developing systems centered on each and every student, based on their responsiveness to effective instruction and intervention across a continuum of supports.

School and district leadership teams are invited to participate in this interactive day of learning, led by statewide WiMLSS Project staff and local CESA coaches

CESA #7

May 14, 2026

595 Baeten Road Green Bay, WI 54304

8:30a.m. - 2:30p.m.

(Lunch will be provided) Register HERE

Registration Includes Team Readiness Support and Follow-Up Implementation Coaching

$300/Team of 6

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Included

Team Objectives: ❏ ❏ ❏

Develop a shared understanding of Wisconsin’s Framework for Multi-Level Systems of Support (WiMLSS) Map the current reality of your school/district’s implementation of the WiMLSS Framework across behavior and academics (reading and/or mathematics) Demonstrate increased attention to culturally responsive practices that support a multi-level system centered on each and every student.

WiMLSS Project services are provided by your CESA 7 WiMLSS Coaches: Katie Tennessen: ktennessen@cesa7.org Ted Selker: tselker@cesa7.org This offering is part of the Wisconsin Multi-Level Systems of Support Project. This event is partially funded through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to cover the instructional and administrative fees, which we estimate to be around $2,250 per day for a team of six. Any fee recovery is charged to cover meals, materials, and venue.

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Transforming Education Together What Collaboration

Professional Learning

Future Focused Shared Purpose

Multi-Leveled Support

Growth Opportunities

Education Community

How

Innovative Services Leadership

Dedication to exceptional service, purposeful collaboration, and a strong commitment to innovation & excellence.

Field Experts

Partnerships

Why

Responsive

Networks Vision

Collaborate with educational communities to fuel learner success.

Contact Us for Customized Solutions Start the process by completing this form.

Our specialists will promptly connect with you to schedule a complimentary virtual meeting designed to uncover your challenges and create a tailored plan to achieve your goals.

All services are fully customizable to address your unique needs. We work alongside you to ensure the seamless implementation of your chosen solutions, providing ongoing support every step of the way.

Contact us for Customized Solutions

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