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We are excited to announce that our annual National Education Leaders' Workshop (NELW) is back.

Join hundreds of education leaders from across the country who will be gathering in Atlanta, GA to network, share, and learn—with the goal of working together to improve outcomes for all students.

This two-day event will be filled with inspiring panels, keynotes, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities. Walk away with best practices and immediate next steps on topics such as how to accelerate student learning and how to build effective educator recruitment and retention systems. We can't wait to be Back Together to network with and learn from each other.

Take a peek into our past NELW conferences -

NELW 2020

In February 2020, hundreds of educators from across the country gathered in Atlanta, GA to network, share, and learn—with the goal of working together to create bold change in their schools, districts, and states. For photos, quotes, and reflections posted by attendees from the two-day event, please visit the Facebook Photo album and #NELW20Twitter feed.

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NELW 2019 

During inspiring panels, keynotes, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities, educators explored how to grow instructional leadership teams to execute on priorities, how to coach for impact, and much more.

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NELW 2018

NELW attendees met and learned from members of E3’s nationwide networked improvement community as well as other leaders from around the nation who have experienced real success with three key levers: Launching instructional leadership teams that execute on improvement goals that lead to student achievement; building successful instructional coaching programs that are aligned to instructional priorities and provide meaningful feedback; and implementing a PLC model, Supporting Teacher Effectiveness Project (STEP), based on a positive deviance approach that empowers teachers to find bright spots and replicate them.

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