Browse K-12 Workshops by State, Category and Audience

Every in-person K-12 workshop in the directory, organised so you can find what's near you. There are 169 upcoming workshops from 31 organizers across 12 states with their own pages. Pick a state, a topic or an audience below, or browse the full calendar on the home page.

Featured upcoming workshops

Students working on a hands-on science projectSTEMFor students
Sat · Nov 1412:00 PM–1:00 PM EST· Philadelphia, PA

SS Jr. Explorer Workshop Circuit

A free, one-hour in-person STEM workshop circuit for young explorers ages 10–13. Participants rotate through multiple hands-on STEM activations led by STEM professionals and community partners, with opportunities to make, experiment, explore, and create alongside other young explorers. Registration includes guided rotation through each activity. Each child must be registered individually. Parents, guardians, and chaperones must remain on-site for the entire event; parents or guardians must present valid ID at check-in.

SS
Free
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Educators collaborating on a multitiered intervention systemProfessional learningFor teachers
Wed · Dec 28:00 AM PT· Pasadena, CA

RTI at Work™ Institute

A three-day institute on response to intervention and multitiered systems of support. Learn how to build a collaborative school culture, unpack standards into learning targets, design common assessments, plan embedded intervention time, target Tier 1–3 supports, and utilize leadership teams to monitor progress and revise interventions. Connect RTI at Work with the PLC at Work process to create effective academic and behavioral interventions.

ST
$799
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General and special educators collaborating to improve student outcomesProfessional learningFor teachers
Tue · Nov 38:00 AM CT· Little Rock, AR

Yes We Can! An Unprecedented Opportunity to Improve Special Education Outcomes

A two-day hands-on training for school or districtwide teams of general and special educators. Discover how to use PLC best practices to build a culture where all students succeed, develop collaborative structures, design a guaranteed and viable curriculum, create balanced assessments, scaffold instruction, align IEP goals to priority standards, and connect RTI, PLCs, and special education into a continuum of service.

ST
$769
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School leaders collaborating on culture and climate indicatorsProfessional learningFor teachers
Tue · Nov 108:00 AM CT· Little Rock, AR

High Reliability Schools—Level 1: An Effective Climate and Collaborative Culture Focused on Student Success

A full-day workshop exploring Level 1 of the High Reliability Schools framework through the lens of school culture and climate. Examine how intentional leadership actions shape the experience of students, staff, and families; engage with the eight Level 1 leading indicators; and analyze current school or district practices to identify strengths and gaps. Includes a copy of Leading a High Reliability School and an event journal.

MR
$309
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Students working on a hands-on STEM projectSTEMFor teachers
Sat · Nov 79:00 AM PT· Fullerton, CA

Wonder in Every Stroke: Integrating Art with STEM & Stories

Explore how play supports attention, memory, meaning-making, and engagement through painting, drawing, journaling, storytelling, and creative design. Leave with practical ideas, completed projects, giveaways, and inspiration for joyful learning experiences.

SC
KW
Free
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Educators gathered around a table with books and notesEdTechFor teachers
Sat · Nov 79:00 AM PT· Fullerton, CA

Technology Tools to Support Literacy Instruction: Part 2

Part 2 of the Reading Center directors' series on free education technology tools for literacy instruction. Integrate AI tools, readability platforms, and other resources to support young readers. Part 1 is not required to attend.

JC
CS
Free
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Frequently asked questions

How are these pages organised?
By state, by topic (such as STEM or literacy), by audience (teachers or students) and by city. A page is only published once it has at least three upcoming workshops, so you never land on an empty list.
Do you handle registration?
No. K-12 Workshops is a directory — every listing links to the organizer's own registration page, where you book and pay directly.
How many organizers are listed?
31 organizers currently have upcoming in-person workshops listed, from museums and science centers to universities and national PD providers.