Promote reflection and growth in the next generation of school leaders by becoming an ACSA Leadership Coach. This training emphasizes the application of adult learning theory, the importance of building and maintaining trust and rapport, the value of being a good listener, and the need to ask questions and provide feedback.

ACSA has launched the K-12 Site Administrators Leadership Network. Each session will feature an essential leadership priority based upon statewide input from school site leaders. Breakout rooms will be available for grade span specific focus.

Back for its second year, ACSA’s Lead With Pride Summit will empower California administrators to create safe and affirming spaces for LGBTQIA+ students and staff. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate LGBTQIA+ staff and students, share experiences and best practices, build alliances and chart a path to equity.

Join the California School Boards Association and ACSA for the second annual Coast2Coast Federal Advocacy Trip to Washington, D.C., where attendees will shine a light on the issues affecting the state’s 6 million K-12 students. California governance team members — district and county board members and superintendents — are urged to attend this three-day annual event held in our nation’s capital.

The Special Education Department provides many resources for our students. Join expert presenters through three engaging sessions (over eight hours of professional development) where you will walk away with best practices to help students with disabilities. This workshop is designed for anyone new, aspiring, or a veteran to the Special Education department.