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Regenerate: Stronger Together, Across Generations with Dr. Karah Sprouse

A highly interactive, full-day experience with TEDx speaker and author Dr. Karah Sprouse exploring generational perspectives, communication across differences, trust, strengths, and collaboration. Through research, reflection, meaningful conversation, and team-based challenges, participants develop practical tools to work more effectively together and support students and communities. For PK–12 teachers, leadership personnel, school counselors, instructional coaches, media specialists, and technology personnel. Restricted to CSRA RESA regional members; not offered to non-members.

Date & time: Tue · Dec 1 · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM ET
Venue: CSRA RESA, 4683 Augusta HWY, S.E., Dearing, GA 30808
Dearing, GA
Host: Karah Sprouse
CSRA RESA
Organizer: CSRA RESA
Price: $60 · CSRA RESA regional members only per person

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