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This was such an outstanding and wonderful conference because the focus was on what and how we work with students as individuals. It was how I reach and teach students, how I care about the students, how I can move the students from where they are now with dignity, empathy, and humor to educated and successful adults.
Emily Armond
Educator, SIATech

General Overview

We believe that students labeled at-risk are actually "at-promise." ALL students have the ability to become productive, thinking, contributing members of our communities when given the tools, motivation, opportunity, and support they need. This conference seeks to provide educators with tools and motivation to better help at-promise students experience success and regain their academic confidence.

What
A 3-day conference that offers expert hands-on strategies in all core subject areas specifically designed for addressing the needs of the at-promise population.

When
February 19-21, 2010

Where
Beautiful downtown San Diego at the
Manchester Grand Hyatt.

Cost
$695.00

RAPSA members receive a $50 discount!

Prices includes all corresponding sessions, meals, and receptions.

Who Should Attend
Elementary, middle and high school educators from traditional, charter, alternative, career technical, court, and juvenile justice schools.

This conference will be relevant to teachers, administrators, directors, counselors, dropout prevention coordinators, student services, and other professionals who work with at-promise students.

Workshop Themes & Topics
Reading, Writing, Math, Science, RTI (Response to Intervention), Social Science, Mediated Learning,
English Language Learning, Leadership,
Motivation, Special Needs, Community Building,
and much more!

AWARD CEREMONY
Don't miss the Best Practices Awards for Educators and Educational Organizations and presented at Saturday's lunch or the Making a Difference Award presented at the Saturday's breakfast..