Upcoming Learning OpportunitiesJoin us for these upcoming trainings. All live Wisconsin Out of School Time Alliance hosted webinars will be recorded and posted to our YouTube channel.*Featured Webinar* PBS WisconsinPBS Wisconsin Education is collaborating with Retro Report to offer a webinar sharing some of the new civics and media literacy resources that have been developed for 6th-12th grade teachers by PBS, including the comprehensive Civics collection and specific resources like Citizen Nation’s Civics Skills series and the Be Media Wise series. Presenters include Sarah Kopplin from the Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies, Nick Ostrem from our team, and Filiz Yargici from Retro Report.
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming learning opportunity. Peer to Peer Networking Calls for 21CCLC ProgramsNetworking calls are a virtual place to interact with your colleagues who hold 21st CCLC grants to problem solve, share resources and successes, and connect with peers across the state of Wisconsin. Come and share your thoughts and ideas on how to make these networking calls a rewarding experience for YOU. Join us the first Wednesday of each month! If you have specific questions you would like addressed, you can submit them ahead of time to [email protected]. Call dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for these upcoming calls. YoungStar 101 for Track 3 DirectorsIn this 3-part live webinar series for Track 3 Directors, we will unpack the YoungStar School-Age criteria, evaluation, and coaching process as it relates specifically to the unique setting of school-age programming. We will share and discuss tools used as part of the YoungStar process including the Developmentally Appropriate Environment (DAE) checklist, the YoungStar School-Age Self-Assessment and Quality Improvement Plan (QIP) and the creative ways you can use these tools to enhance the school-age program experience. School-Age Curricular Framework will be covered as best practice for school-age programs with real programmatic examples and resource sharing, taking into consideration the unique settings in which school-age programs often run. We will also address family engagement and share practical ways to level up your communication game. Dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming learning opportunity. Peer to Peer Networking Calls for YoungStar Participating ProgramsConnect with fellow school-age program staff participating in YoungStar Connect to share ideas, solve challenges, and build a supportive community. These informal calls offer a space to exchange best practices, discuss current trends, troubleshoot common issues, and celebrate successes. Calls occur the second Wednesday of each month - come ready to engage, inspire and grow together! If you have specific questions you would like addressed, you can submit them ahead of time to [email protected]. Call dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for these upcoming calls. 21st Century Community Learning Center Regional Meeting on SustainabilityAre you a director, supervisor, or coordinator with a leadership role in your 21st CCLC Program? This event is designed just for you! Join us for one of these regional in-person events to; connect and collaborate with fellow CLC leaders; learn about advocacy to empower your program; engage in problem-solving to tackle specific sustainability challenges; and leave with practical tools for implementation at your site. Dates and Locations:
Check out our Calendar to register for these upcoming meetings. YoungStar 101 for Track 4 DirectorsIn this 3-part live webinar series for Track 4 Directors, we will unpack the YoungStar School-Age criteria, evaluation, and coaching process as it relates specifically to the unique setting of school-age programming. We will share and discuss tools used as part of the YoungStar process including the Developmentally Appropriate Environment (DAE) checklist, the YoungStar School-Age Self-Assessment and Quality Improvement Plan (QIP) and the creative ways you can use these tools to enhance the school-age program experience. School-Age Curricular Framework will be covered as best practice for school-age programs with real programmatic examples and resource sharing, taking into consideration the unique settings in which school-age programs often run. We will also address family engagement and share practical ways to level up your communication game. Dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming learning opportunity. |