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Thank you for pulling together all of these wonderful people that share the same passions as I do: Loving and teaching at-promise kids.
2010 Attendee

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A Conference that Can Change the Life of an At-Promise Student

RAPSA believes students are "at-promise," not "at-risk." All students have the potential to achieve success - in school and in the workforce. It takes the community working together. The At-Promise Conference makes that happen with the tools, methods, and support to reach at-promise students and help them change struggle into success.

What Is it?
A 3-day conference that offers expert, hands-on strategies in education, leadership, and community involvement, specifically designed for addressing the needs of the at-promise population.

When, Where and How Much?
February 19-21, 2010
San Diego, California
$595.00 for RAPSA Members
$695.00 for non-members

Conference Fee Includes:
• All workshops and sessions
• Meals
• Networking events
• And more...

Who Should Attend?
• Teachers - Elementary and secondary teachers from traditional, charter, alternative, career/technical, court and juvenile justice system schools.
• Education Professionals - School administrators, counselors, directors, dropout prevention coordinators, school psychologists, student service professionals, coaches, and others who work with at-promise students.
• Volunteers and Friends of Education - Community leaders, parent organization members, and service learning professionals.

What Should I Expect?
• Workshops on writing, math, science, RTI (Response To Intervention), social sciences, mediated learning, ESL learning, leadership, motivation, special needs, community building, and many others...
• Networking and collaboration with peers and experts in the field
• Exhibitor hall
• Awards ceremony
• And more!