Are these workshops free?

1 of the 3 upcoming professional learning workshops in Connecticut listed here are free to attend. The rest are paid, and the price for each session is shown on its listing — from single-session workshops to multi-day institutes.

Registration is handled by the organizer, not by K-12 Workshops. Open any listing and use the registration link to book your place directly on the organizer's own site.

These are professional development sessions for K-12 teachers, instructional coaches and school leaders. Each listing shows the grade band it is designed for.

When is the next workshop?

Empowerment Through Perspective: Reframing Deficit Mindsets and Moving to an Asset-Based Mindset, on Oct 27 in Hartford, CT, followed by From Contact to Community: Working Together with Families Across Cultures on Oct 28.

Upcoming professional learning workshops in Connecticut are in Hartford, CT. This page updates automatically as workshops are added or pass.

Professional learning Workshops in Connecticut for K-12 Educators

There are 3 upcoming workshops from 1 organizer in professional learning in Connecticut. The next is Empowerment Through Perspective: Reframing Deficit Mindsets and Moving to an Asset-Based Mindset on Oct 27 in Hartford, CT. 1 is free, and the most common topic is professional learning.

Updated October 25, 2026

Browse upcoming in-person professional learning workshops across Connecticut, from Hartford. Sessions for teachers and students, hosted by 1 organizer. Register directly with each organizer.

Upcoming professional learning workshops in Connecticut

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Professional learningFor teachers

Tue · Oct 279:00 AM–12:00 PM ET· Hartford, CT

Empowerment Through Perspective: Reframing Deficit Mindsets and Moving to an Asset-Based Mindset

In this two-part series, participants will be introduced to the concept of deficit-based thinking and how harmful and pervasive it is in education spaces. They will engage in an unpacking exercise to better understand the different harmful outcomes of deficit-based thinking. Then they will learn to reframe deficit thinking and co-create asset-based responses. Part 2 will help you understand the ways society does not value the capital that marginalized students bring to educational spaces. Using Yosso's (2005) community cultural wealth model, participants will reflect and reframe how their students are viewed in deficit ways to more asset-based descriptions. Sessions: October 27, 2026 (9:00 AM–12:00 PM); December 8, 2026 (9:00 AM–12:00 PM). In-person (face-to-face) professional learning from CREC – Capitol Region Education Council.

$165

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Professional learningFor teachers

Wed · Oct 282:00 PM–4:00 PM ET· Hartford, CT

From Contact to Community: Working Together with Families Across Cultures

The first interaction a family has with your school often sets the tone for their entire educational journey. Is it a bridge to partnership or a barrier to engagement? In this workshop series, we explore how school employees serve as the vital frontline of community belonging. We address the "cultural mismatches", differences in communication styles and lived experiences, that can unintentionally create mistrust, especially within culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Learning will be sustained through built-in practice during the session, so participants leave with strategies ready to use, along with practical resources to support ongoing implementation. Participants will be encouraged to collaborate with colleagues to continue reflecting and holding one another accountable, building a community of learners. Change will be evident through increased confidence, more culturally responsive communication, and more restorative and intentional relationship-building with families. Sessions: October 28, 2026 (2:00 PM–4:00 PM); November 4, 2026 (2:00 PM–4:00 PM). In-person (face-to-face) professional learning from CREC – Capitol Region Education Council.

$90

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Professional learningFor teachers

Fri · Nov 1310:15 AM–11:45 AM ET· Hartford, CT

Humanities Council

The CREC Humanities Council brings together K–12 Language Arts and Social Studies educators, instructional coaches, and district leaders to engage in professional dialogue and shared learning around literacy and social studies instruction. Meetings feature timely updates and guest speakers from the CSDE and other partners, alongside opportunities for cross-district collaboration and reflection. Participants connect with colleagues, explore emerging initiatives and resources, and strengthen instructional practices in the humanities. NOTE: Two morning sessions are offered; the content is identical in both.

Free

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Frequently asked questions

Are these workshops free?: 1 of the 3 upcoming professional learning workshops in Connecticut listed here are free to attend. The rest are paid, and the price for each session is shown on its listing — from single-session workshops to multi-day institutes.
How do I register?: Registration is handled by the organizer, not by K-12 Workshops. Open any listing and use the registration link to book your place directly on the organizer's own site.
Who can attend?: These are professional development sessions for K-12 teachers, instructional coaches and school leaders. Each listing shows the grade band it is designed for.
When is the next workshop?: Empowerment Through Perspective: Reframing Deficit Mindsets and Moving to an Asset-Based Mindset, on Oct 27 in Hartford, CT, followed by From Contact to Community: Working Together with Families Across Cultures on Oct 28.
Where are they held?: Upcoming professional learning workshops in Connecticut are in Hartford, CT. This page updates automatically as workshops are added or pass.