Capitalize your knowledge of Title I

The annual four-day Title I Conference is the place to be for professional development. More than 100 presentations are scheduled, allowing attendees the ability to pick and choose sessions that will benefit them the most.

Distinguished School panelists will share invaluable information on what works at their schools. High-profile speakers, a hallmark of the Conference, will deliver keynote addresses that are sure to engage those in attendance.

Join thousands of your colleagues, who will be collaborating on effective strategies. Sign up now online. Make sure to check this website often for updates on important information about the Conference.

Attendees can put their professional development in high gear. More than 100 presentations are available to attend. The only hard part will be deciding which quality sessions to attend. Below are highlights for the upcoming Conference.

Dr. Neila Connors began as a Title I and Special Education teacher. Her presentation “If You Don’t Feed the Teachers, They Eat the Students” discusses the importance of leadership, creating a climate of care, positive behavior management and reaching the “whole child” along with every child.

Annette Breaux's presentation “How to Impact Student Achievement and Make a Difference” shows teachers how to make a difference in the lives of every student they teach with practical, easy-to-implement techniques. A former classroom teacher and curriculum coordinator, Breaux developed the FIRST Program, an induction program for new teachers hailed as one of the best in the country - so successful that the Louisiana Department of Education has adopted it as a statewide model.