Today’s educators juggle many responsibilities. Between crowded classrooms, personalized learning plans, and the constant stream of papers to grade, it’s hard for teachers to keep up. Administrators wrestle with broader pressures like standardized testing, partisan school board debates, and school safety.In today’s complex educational environment, how can we develop the hearts and minds of our students? Does character formation even have a place in pluralistic school settings?Join Denver Institute on Thursday, July 18th, for a half-day workshop (9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.) exploring principles and practices for character formation in K-12 education. Whether you are a teacher or administrator, in a public or private school setting, this workshop will connect your faith to tangible, teachable outcomes.Leaders from Open Sky Education and the Character Formation Project will share their unique approach to teaching virtue in the classroom. Local innovators Collinus Newsome (Aurora Public Schools, Denver Foundation) and Jennifer Douglas (High Line Academy, New Legacy High School) will offer insight about character formation strategies in the Denver metro area.Refresh your soul, connect with other Christian educators, and expand your mind at this encouraging gathering.Coffee and lunch will be provided.
Contributors
Ellen Bartling, Ph.D.
National Director of Content and Operations
Jennifer Douglas
Executive Director
Matthew Hoening
Executive Director
Collinus Newsome
Director of Education
General Admission
Includes coffee and lunch
Thursday, July 18th
9:30 a.m.
$40.00USD
Student Discount
Includes coffee and lunch
Thursday, July 18th
9:30 a.m.
$30USD