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        • What is Kansas LEADS?

          Kansas LEADS is Here

          To Expand a Teacher Leadership Network Across Our State.

          It Isn't a Conference ~ It's a Community!

          “The Kansas LEADs (Linking Educators Across Districts) conference is designed and led by educators from across our state. We want to bring amazing educators together from across Kansas to engage, empower, and energize our work! Teachers are the experts we need, and we want to bring you to the table to share. Together we can move our schools and districts forward and “lead the world in the success of each student.“

        • Why Kansas LEADS?

          Kansas educators are passionate and dedicated teachers who have rare opportunities to communicate and collaborate with other educators across the state. Though there are digital networks and professional organizations supporting these connections, finding the opportunity to connect teachers from all regions is challenging.

           

          Our goal is for teachers to return to their schools and districts inspired and empowered to grow, collaborate, and lead in ways that strengthen the teaching profession and improve student outcomes. How teachers choose to put these new skills to work will vary. Ultimately, the goal of Kansas LEADS is to help teacher leaders grow, collaborate, and lead.

        • Save The Dates

          April 8-9, 2022 in Wichita Metro area

          June 3-4, 2022 in the KC Metro area

          More dates and locations in 2023 and 2024

        • Nomination Form

          We can bring 200 attendees to each conference – and we want YOU to be one!

          Please take a moment to fill out the nomination form for yourself, a colleague, a preservice teacher, or a student-teacher.

          Nominations Are Open! Click Here!
        • Agenda

          Connect, Collaborate, Create

          Click the picture to view the agenda for June 3-4!

          Thank you to all of our presenters!

        • Event Organizers

          Michael Berndt, Shannon Ralph, Kristi Link, Jennifer Farr, Kristoffer Barikmo, Tim Vesco, TJ Warsnak, Pat Bone, Dean Zajic, Signe Cook, Tammi Wynn, Carly Bowden, Lori Rice, Stefanie Lane, Chelli Cranmer, Jessica Self, Dyane Smokorowski

          Not Pictured: Cindy Couchman, Samantha Neill, Tuanua Swartz, Karen Tritt

          These are the Kansas educators making Kansas LEADS a reality!

          Educators from across the Sunflower State are coming together to create some magic for you!

        • Photos

          Photos from the Wichita event on April 8-9, 2022.

        • In The News

          Thank You KSDE for Your Support!

        • Contact Us

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