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ESU 13 Training & Learning Directory
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Are you looking for specific training opportunities? Scroll through our catalog that includes our current options for training.
If you have questions or suggestions for future trainings, please reach out to the Professional Learning Team -- soar@esu13.org
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Contact the coordinator listed for more details or arrange the dates/times.
Please allow at least 30 days notice for planning purposes.
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Primary SMART CodeSMART Topic(s)Training
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DescriptionFormat
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1101.00Continuous Improvement State and Federal AccountabilityAdditional information about State and Federal Accountability scoring and regulations, including AQuESTT and ESSA can also be discussed.Zoom/In person
60 minutes
All grade levelsAmy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1101.00Continuous Improvement Accreditation Support
Nebraska Continuous Improvment
Support in preparing for your 5 year external accreditation visit. These can be caterd to NDE's Continuous Improvment Process or Cognia's Process.Zoom/In person
One hour to one day
All grade levelsNDE Continuous Improvement Workshop - June 10, 2026Amy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1101.00Continuous Improvement Accreditation Support
Cognia
Support in preparing for your 5 year external accreditation visit. These can be caterd to NDE's Continuous Improvment Process or Cognia's Process.Zoom/In person
One hour to one day
All grade levelsCognia Accreditation - Sept 15Amy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1101.00Continuous Improvement MTSS/CIP This four-day Community of Practice strengthens MTSS systems and keeps continuous improvement moving forward. Through guided facilitation and protected team work time, district teams align MTSS, CIP, TIP, and Nebraska Literacy Project efforts to drive improved outcomes for all students.In person full dayPK-12 MTSS/CIP TeamsWorkshop Flyer w/ Registration Links Sidney: 9/8, 11/17, 2/10, 3/25 Scottsbluff: 9/9, 11/24, 2/9, 3/23 Tessa Fraass tfraass@esu13.org Stephanie Smith ssmith@esu13.org
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1101.00Continuous Improvement Data-Driven DialogueDistricts look at data through structured conversations that focus on analyzing and interpreting data. 2-3 hours in personK-12Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org

Tessa Fraass
tfraass@esu13.org
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1101.05Continuous Improvement CNAParticipants will be led by ESU staff and work in school or district teams to complete the Comprehensive Needs Assessment. Data analysis can be scheduled upon completion of the CNA.3 hoursAll school staffAmy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1102.01TIPTargeted Improvement PlanParticipants identify specific areas of focus to improve outcomes for students with disabilities, set goals and implement strategies for measurable improvement.Zoom/In person
½ day
All grade levelsESU 13 TIP Workshop - 10.29.26

NDE TIP Workday - 2.2.27
Jill Trautman
jtrautman@esu13.org
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1103.00School Climate and CultureEducator WellnessParticipants are introduced to a variety of personal wellness strategies, techniques, and programs. Each participant will be guided to create a self-care plan.Zoom/In person
1–2 hours
All grade levelsDave Griess
dgriess@esu13.org
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1103.00School Climate and CultureSchool Mental Health SeriesVarious school mental topics will be offered live and recorded. Examples: Neurosequential Model; Calm Corners; Trauma; Screening; Staff WellnessVirtural or In-PersonEducators, administrators, counselors, paraprofessionals.Dr. Katie Carrizales kcarrizales@esu13.org
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1103.00School Climate and CultureFramework for Understanding PovertyRuby Payne’s Framework for Understanding Poverty defines underresouced and outlines 10 actions to take to help students be more successful in school.Virtual or in person.
Each section/action 1 hour.
Educators, administrators, paraprofessionalsMichelle Keszler
mkeszler@esu13.org
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1103.00School Climate and CultureFoundational Restorative PracticesDiscover the "why" behind Foundational Restorative Practices and explore the powerful impact it can have on school culture. In this session, participants will learn the benefits of restorative approaches and experience the connection and inclusion that come from participating in a restorative circle.2 days in person for initial training with follow-up Zoom sessionsDistrict leadersKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1103.00School Climate and CultureSchool Connectedness and Chronic Absentism Strategies for addressing absenteeism through enhancing student connectedness and strengthening students’ sense of belongingIn person as requestedEducators, administrators, counselors, paraprofessionals.Dr. Katie Carrizales kcarrizales@esu13.org
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1103.07School Climate and Culture (BITS)Behavior Intervention Training and Teacher Support Act (BITS)This act mandates that every Nebraska public school teacher, administrator, counselor, paraprofessional, and nurse receive behavioral health awareness training. Nebraska’s ESUs will provide Behavior Intervention Training upon request from their school districts.In-Person
One hour
Educatiors, administrators, paraprofessionals, nursehttps://www.esucc.org/bit-faq/Dr. Katie Carrizales kcarrizales@esu13.org
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1104.00LeadershipAdaptive SchoolsAdaptive Schools focuses on the “how” of effective collaboration—how to lead, facilitate, and participate in groups that improve teaching, learning, and leadership. Participants will strengthen facilitation and group member skills while learning strategies to build collaborative, continuously improving teams.In-Person
4 day seminar
Leaders Adaptive Schools:
Foundation Series

June 2-5, 2026
Deirdre Amundsen
damundsen@esu13.org

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1104.00LeadershipFierce ConversationsExplore the core principle from Susan Scott's Fierce Conversations: "The conversation is the relationship." Participants will learn how every interaction shapes and defines their relationships. Participants will leave with actionable strategies to create meaningful and productive conversations that strengthen relationships and drive results.45 min -1 hourLeaders
Directors
Deirdre Amundsen
damundsen@esu13.org
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1104.00Leadership
Panhandle Leaders of Assessment Curriculum and Educational Support (PLACES)District leaders in assessment, curriculum and educational support come together to learn and discuss information regarding current trends and regulations. This group also serves as an advisory group for the Professional Learning Team.In-person/Fall
Hybrid/Winter
Webcast/Spring
District Leaders of Assessment, Curriculum, and Educational SupportPLACES Oct. 15, Dec. 1Amy Trauernicht atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1104.01Principal
Development
Principal HuddlesShare essential updates/key information for principals.
Create a safe and supportive environment for open
sharing and collaborative learning. Strengthen
networking and cultivate a supportive cadre of colleagues.
QuarterlyPrincipalsJodi Benson
jbenson@esu13.org
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1104.02LeadershipAdministrative
Advisory
Council
Provides updates, insights,legislation, and information on topics relevant for panhandledistricts to collaborate and make informed decisions.2 hrs in person
Zoom option
available
District
superintendents
Laura Barrett
lbarrett@esu13.org
Desira Martin
dmartin@esu13.org
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1104.05Coach/Teacher Leader DevelopmentInstructional Coaches CadreStay informed on the latest assessment and curriculum updates, build skills to increase impact, and connect with other coaches.Hybrid sessions three times/yearInstructional Coaches, Curriculum Directors, and teacher leadersInstructional Coaches Registration FlyerKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1105.00CurriculumNeMTSS Implementation: RefineBased on MTSS Implementation data, leadership teams will examine their current Tier 1 Core, Tier 2 Targeted, and Tier 3 Intensified Practices to ensure all students have access to equitable and inclusive learning environments. Teams will review evidence-based practices and High Quality Instructional Materials at all levels and use their problem solving model to refine practices in the areas of assessment, instruction, and curriculum. To conclude, teams will begin school-level and student-level action planning using data to problem solve and drive decision making with a whole child approach.In Person Full DaySchool leadership teamsTessa Fraass tfraass@esu13.org
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1105.02HQIM SelectionHQIM SeriesThis series is designed to guide your decisions and ensure your students and teachers get the best materials.4 Zoom sessions and 1 in-person sessionAdministrators
Teachers
HQIM Selection Series FlyerKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1105.05HQIM ImplementationFrom Vision to Results: School Leadership for HQIM ImplementationThis HQIM implementation plan guides school leaders in setting expectations, building supportive conditions, and using data to strengthen teaching and learning.On-demand support in person or ZoomAdministrators
Teachers
HQIM Implementation WebsiteKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1105.05HQIM ImplementationIPG SupportESU staff support school administrators and coaches in conducting walk-throughs using the Instructional Practice Guides.In PersonAdministrators
Coaches
Math-Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org

Science-Dave Griess
dgriess@esu13.org

ELA-Stephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13org
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1105.05HQIM ImplementationMath Fact FluencyLearn how to align fact fluency practice with HQIM materials.2-hour sessionK-3Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1105.05HQIM ImplementationThe Math RebootBridge the gap between receiving HQIM and using them effectively by shifting from teacher-heavy instruction to student-driven reasoning, empowering students to build powerful mental relationships.All day grade-level sessions
K-2
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K-12 Math TeachersThe Math Reboot Registration FlyerKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org

Jenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1105.05HQIM ImplementationNumber Sense in HQIMLearn about the eight number sense concepts, how students learn math through the concepts, and how they are embedded in HQIM. 2-hour sessionK-8Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1106InstructionNeMTSS Tier 1 Core PracticesLeadership teams will begin examining their current Tier 1 Core Practices to ensure all students have access to equitable and inclusive learning environments. Teams will review evidence-based and High Quality Instructional Materials and use their problem solving model to refine tier one core practices in the areas of assessment, instruction, and curriculum. To conclude, teams will begin school-level action planning using data to problem solve and drive decision making with a whole child approach.In Person Full DaySchool leadership teamsTessa Fraass tfraass@esu13.org
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1106InstructionNeMTSS Tier 2 Intensified PracticesLeadership teams will examine their current Tier 2 and 3 Practices and use their problem solving model to refine targeted and intensified practices in the areas of assessment, instruction, curriculum, and intervention. Teams will develop an understanding of and plan to implement screening procedures, criteria (decision) rules, a layered continuum of supports, and progress monitoring. Finally, teams will understand and practice how to engage in student-level problem solving practices.
In Person Full DaySchool leadership teamsTessa Fraass tfraass@esu13.org
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1106.01Supporting Educator Effectiveness through DevelopmentNebraska Teacher and Principal Standards (NTPPS)implementationSupporting NTPPS implementation through the development of systems of instruction, assessment, and leadership aligned to the Nebraska model for growth.In-person
Zoom
Flexible
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1106.01Instructional Model SupportImplementation of Instructional ModelsSupporting the implementation of the Charlotte Danielson Framework for Teaching, NE Teacher and Principal Performance Standards, and others.In-person
Zoom
Flexible
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1106.02ELA ContentScience of ReadingScience of Reading sessions will focus on what “reading” is. We will touch on the definitions and common practices around phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. These sessions can be adapted to address core, grade-level or intervention purposes.Zoom/In person

Science of Reading-
2–4 hours
Or 2 days
K-10 ELA teachersStephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13.org

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1106.02ELA ContentSupporting Struggling Secondary ReadersThis course is designed to be a primer for research-based best practices for teaching literacy to secondary students, specifically those in Grades 5-12. The information in this course is intended to lay a solid foundation for much deeper learning and work around implementation of high-quality instructional materials that align with the reading research. on-line modules
12-15 hours of worth of content
https://schoolkitgroup.com/supporting-striving-secondary-readers/This course is offerd free of cost from Schoolkitgroup.com
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1106.02ELA ContentNebraska Revised Statute 79-2607Participants will gain comprehensive insights into Nebraska’s Literacy Plan.Zoom/In person
Nebraska’s Literacy Plan
1 hour
K-3 teachersStephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13.org

Deirdre Amundsen
damundsen@esu13.org
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1106.03Math ContentFeel the Shift: Using Building Thinking Classrooms to Spark Joy in MathIn this training, participants will explore practices from the book "Building Thinking Classrooms" to enhance student engagement and critical thinking in math classrooms. In Person
1 day for Part I
1 day for Part II
1 day for Part III
K-12Feel the Shift Registration FlyerKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org

Jenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1106.03Math ContentMath Fact FluencyLearn how to align fact fluency practice with HQIM materials.2-hour sessionK-3Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1106.03Math ContentUNL Primarily Math 2.0Ideal for teachers who enjoy teaching mathematics and seek to develop special strengths in mathematical and pedagogical knowledge, leading to enhanced student learning.2 weeks
(6 hrs. credit optional)
K-5RegistrationKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1106.07Instruction: Career and Technical EducationCTE DayA professional development day is for all CTE teachers, school counselors, and special educators. The opening session will include all career field areas, with break-out sessions for each career field area to follow. NDE Career Field Specialists update on the standards and changes for CTE.All dayCTE teachers, school counselors and administratorsSeptember 30, 2026
Contact Jenny to be added to the ESU 13 CTE Educators Listserv
Jenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1106.11Instructional StrategiesTeach Like A Champion:
Engaging Academics
Examine techniques successful teachers use to raise the level of academic expectations and engagement in their classrooms.In person ONLY
1 hour per technique or
2 days
All grade levelsKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1107.00Assessment and Continuous ImprovementA’s With AmyMonthly Zoom meeting where any educational stakeholder can join to learn about Assessment, Accountability, and Accreditation. This session also includes time for participants to ask questions and discuss topics important to their current work.Monthly ZoomAdministrators
Teachers
Paras


A's With Amy
Amy Trauernicht atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1107.00AssessmentAssessmentParticipants will learn about assessment requirements for public schools in Nebraska. This session will include information about norm-referenced and criterion-referenced test requirements, as well as the dos and don'ts of testing.Zoom/In person
30 min - 2 hrs (depends on depth desired)
All grade levelsNWEA Maximizing Growth for Student Success
November 10, 2026 in Scottsbluff (Register through NWEA)
Amy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1107.01Assessment:NWEANWEA Map TrainingParticipants will learn about the NWEA MAP assessment, how to administer it, how to gain information from reports, how to use it for instructional guidance, goal setting with students and/or any other topics relevant to Norm-referenced assessments. Zoom/In person
30 min - 2 hrs (depends on depth desired)
All grade levels (Any taking the MAP assessment)NWEA Maximizing Growth for Student Success
November 10, 2026 in Scottsbluff (Register through NWEA)
Amy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1107.02Assessment:NSCASNSCAS Assessment TrainingParticipants will learn about Nebraska's NSCAS (assessment system), available choices, relevant reports, how to gain information from reports, goal setting with students and/or any other topics relevant to Criterion-referenced assessments. Zoom/In person
30 min - 2 hrs (depends on depth desired)
Grades 3-8Amy Trauernicht
atrauernicht@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningADA Accessibility EssentialsThis course equips learners with the skills and knowledge to create accessible digital content that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards and upcoming compliance deadlines. Through hands-on instruction in Canvas, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Office, learners will develop, evaluate, and improve content to ensure it is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for all users. 5-7 Hours/AsynchronousStaffNDE Canvas CourseJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningADA Digital Accessibility TrainingThis session guides participants through the essential principles of digital accessibility aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA standards. Educators will learn practical strategies to make documents, websites, and media accessible to all users, including those using assistive technologies. 2-3 hoursUniversalJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningArtificial Intelligence ImplementationThis session will cover practical applications, ethical considerations, staff development, and creating an AI-ready culture. Leaders will leave with actionable steps to implement AI tools responsibly and strategically to support student achievement and operational efficiency. Perfect for administrators, instructional leaders, and technology coordinators ready to embrace innovation in education.2-3 hoursAdministrators, Technology Coordinators, Instructional LeadersJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningArtificial Intelligence: Tools for EducatorsIntroduces educators to the evolving role of artificial intelligence in education. This session covers foundational concepts of AI, examples of its applications, potential challenges, and best practices for effective use. Attendees will explore AI tools for lesson planning, student feedback, content creation, and more, while learning strategies to maintain ethical practices and ensure student data privacy. In person
2 hours
EducatorsJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningArtificial Intelligence: Putting Thinking First - Navigating the AI Shift in the ClassroomThis workshop is designed to move beyond the hype and help you harness the power of generative AI without sacrificing academic integrity or student agency. We’ll explore how to transform AI from a potential shortcut into a powerful thinking partner that enhances the learning process and generate classroom routines and policies for a smooth implementation.Full DayTeachersLink to FlyerJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1108Digital LearningAI Guardrails: Framing Student AI Use via Rubrics and GuidelinesThis training provides you with tools needed to managing technology integration into your classroom effectively. By attending, you will gain actionable frameworks and rubrics to communicate appropriate AI use and clearly define academic integrity within your classroom. This ensures students remain accountable for their work and use these tools ethically to plan, collaborate, and enhance their learning. (This is a subsection of the information covered in the Artificial Intelligence: Putting Thinking First - Navigating the AI Shift in the Classroom training).1 hourTeachersJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1108.05Digital Learning: Digital CitizenshipCyber Safety for KidsEquip your students with the essential tools to navigate the digital world with confidence and kindness. This interactive presentation teaches kids how to protect their private information, avoid the "trap" of unknown links, and recognize the signs of cyberbullying.30 minutesK-3 studentsJenny Gier
Dave Griess
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1108.05Digital Learning: Digital CitizenshipCyber Safety for Grades 4-6Equip your students with the essential tools to navigate the digital world with confidence and kindness. This interactive presentation teaches kids how to protect their private information, avoid the "trap" of unknown links, and recognize the signs of cyberbullying.1 hour4-6 studentsJenny Gier
Dave Griess
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1108.05Digital Learning: Digital CitizenshipDigital Well-BeingExplore the complex landscape of digital well-being, including online privacy, personal data security, and the effects of social media. Attendees will learn about safeguarding personal information, creating a positive digital footprint, managing screen time, and fostering media balance. Key discussions address cyberbullying, digital drama, and the influence of online interactions. Practical tips for developing healthy tech habits and maintaining emotional resilience in the digital age are shared.In person
1-2 hours
Students or adults.Jenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1108.05Digital Learning: Digital CitizenshipDigital SafetyThis session focuses on empowering individuals to protect themselves and their organizations from cyber threats. Key topics include recognizing phishing attempts, creating strong passwords, practicing secure online behaviors, and identifying trustworthy links and attachments. Participants will learn about the role of frontline employees as the first line of defense in cybersecurity, as well as practical strategies to avoid common vulnerabilities, such as unsecured Wi-Fi and unsafe social media practices. Join us to enhance your awareness and take proactive steps to ensure online safety.In person
1-2 hours
AdultsJenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org

Lori Biesecker
lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1109.01Teacher CoachingTeachersTeacher coaching supports professional learning that is: ongoing, job-embedded, collaborative, personalized, purposeful, measurable, and aligned to goals. ESU 13 professional learning staff are equipped to calibrate, consult, and coach your goals to improve professional practice.In-person
Zoom
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1109.03Principal CoachingAdministrators/ leadersPrincipal coaching is born out of the NE Principal Standards to support professional learning that is: ongoing, job-embedded, collaborative, personalized, purposeful, measurable, and aligned to goals. ESU 13 professional learning staff are equipped to calibrate, consult, and coach your goals to improve professional practice.In-person
Zoom
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1109.07Science of ReadingUNO Literacy ProjectProvides evidence-based training in the science of reading for K-3 educators. Aims to increase third-grade proficiency by training educators in phonics, fluency, and comprehension to improve student outcomes.In person
5 sessions
K-3 teachersStephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13.org
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1110New Teacher AcademyNew Teacher AcademyThis series for teachers in the first three years of teaching offers networking, collaboration, and practical strategies to help them thrive in the classroom. In-person
4 sessions
All grade levelsRegistration FlyerDeirdre Amundsen
damundsen@esu13.org
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1111.00Teacher/Principal EvaluationTeacher/Principal EvaluationsParticipants will be introduced to the processes in formative and summative teacher appraisal/ evaluation systems and have the opportunity to research evaluation tools/rubrics/plans to support their learning.Zoom/In person
1.5 hours
All grade levels
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1112.01Specialist Training: Paraprofessional TrainingParaprofessional TrainingVarious topics that relate to paraprofessional duties. Past topics include: behavior, AI, SPED, poverty, wellness, de escalation, working with others, and moreFull Day August Kickoff, ongoing Para Pep Talk Videos, Half Day January TrainingParaprofessionalsESU 13 Para Website - Registration and More InformationDave Griess
dgriess@esu13.org
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1112.03High Ability LearnersHAL Updates with
Shayenne Smith
Support for educators working with high ability
learner population
VariesAll grade levelsStephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13.org
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1112.04School Librarian/Media Training SupportMedia Specialist Network MeetingsQuarterly Meetings to provide Media-Specialists/librarians with contacts, support and a professional learning community.Zoom/recordedSchool Librarians/Media SpecialistsContact Jenny Gier to be added to the email group.
jgier@esu13.org
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1112.04School Librarian/Media Training SupportMedia Specialist Professional Learning DayAnnual day-long training providing school librarians/media-specialists NDE updates and professional development.All day - hybridSchool Librarians/Media SpecialistsNovember 18, 2026Jenny Gier
jgier@esu13.org
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1112.05LAN Manager Training & SupportLAN Manager Network MeetingsQuarterly Meetings to provide LAN managers with contacts, support and a professional learning community.Zoom/recordedLAN ManagersContact Lori Biesecker to be added to the email group. lbiesecker@esu13.org
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1112.08SPED PDAutism Resources On DemandNebraska Autism Spectrum Disorders Network - On-demandVariesAll grade levelsOn-demand
content
Megan Lantis
mlantis@esu13.org
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1112.08SPED PDIEP Meetings for Future Special EducatorsLearn the roles, responsibilities, and expectations of the special education teacher in the IEP processZoom/In person 1.5 hoursSPED TeachersJessica Broderick
jbroderick@esu13.org
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1112.08SPED PDIEP Meetings for Future General EducatorsLearn the roles, responsibilities, and expectations of the general education teacher in the IEP processZoom/In person
1 hour
All grade levelsJessica Broderick
jbroderick@esu13.org
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1112.09Before Age 5 TrainingEarly Childhood Science of ReadingLearn the how Science of Reading and Structured Literacy are applied in the early childhood classroomIn person
Full day
Pre-KBuilding the Foundation of Early LiteracyStephanie Smith
ssmith@esu13.org
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1112.11Adminstrative ProfessionalsAdministrative Professionals DayA professional development day designed for administrative professionals to enhance professional skills, strengthen personal well-being and build collaborative connections.In person Full DayAdministrative professionalsJuly 27, 2026Deirdre Amundsen
damundsen@esu13.org
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1112.13EL Professional LearningTitle III CadreWe support ML coordinators and teachers in order to improve the education of English Learners, provide enhanced instructional opportunities, and promote parental, family, and community participation in their districtsZoom/In person
full day
EL coordinators, teachers, and classroom teachers of all grade levelsTitle III Cadre Registration FlyerKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1112.13EL Professional LearningTitle III Basics for CoordinatorsThis is a session that highlights district responsibilities in regard to English learners and their families. It contains a timeline and examples of documentation.Zoom
1–2 hours
Program CoordinatorsKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1112.13EL Professional LearningSupporting English Language LearnersParticipants will learn about the stages of language acquisition and practice strategies that help students access grade-level content. Topics include: regilations and best practices.Zoom/In person
1–2 hours
All grade levelsKristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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1501.02Perkins GrantreFRESH/reVISIONreVISION reFRESH is the process implemented every other year to update reVISION outcomes. reFRESH provides an opportunity to review and modify annual budgets or approved applications. As neededCTE staff/team, AdministratorsContact Jenny to be added to the ESU 13 Perkins Consortium Administrators ListservJenny Gier
Jennifer Gier
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1501.06Title III Limited English ProficientGrant ServicesCoordinate grant funds. Plan regional trainings. Purchase materials for both local and regional use. Collect and house documents.Kristin Kasten
kkasten@esu13.org
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