There are 12 upcoming workshops from 4 organizers in Florida. The next is High Reliability Schools Institute on Jun 28 in Orlando, FL. The most common topics are STEM, leadership and classroom management.
Updated October 25, 2026
Browse upcoming in-person K-12 workshops across Florida, from Gainesville, Orlando and Fort Walton Beach. There are 12 upcoming workshops from 4 organizers, covering STEM, leadership and classroom management. Sessions are open to teachers and students, and you register directly with each organizer.
LeadershipFor teachersA three-day institute giving school and district teams the knowledge and tools to build data-driven plans for systemic school improvement. Whether teams are just starting out or already building momentum, the institute meets them where they are and helps them leave with a coordinated plan forward.
STEMFor studentsA monthly drop-off STEAM workshop where student scientists ages 5-11 create, construct and make something new at each session through hands-on, creative exploration in a classroom setting. Runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; the same lesson is also taught on Tuesday, November 3. $35 for members, $40 for nonmembers ($10 off additional siblings); students bring their own snack or lunch. Preregistration is required and space is limited — a spot is not confirmed until payment is processed.
STEMFor studentsA monthly drop-off STEAM workshop where student scientists ages 5-11 create, construct and make something new at each session through hands-on, creative exploration in a classroom setting. Runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; the same lesson is also taught on Tuesday, December 8. $35 for members, $40 for nonmembers ($10 off additional siblings); students bring their own snack or lunch. Preregistration is required and space is limited — a spot is not confirmed until payment is processed.
STEMFor studentsA hands-on engineering session where students design and print their own 3D creations. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).
STEMFor studentsHomeschooled students ages 7-11 take on building and engineering challenges through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.
STEMFor studentsStudents design and build their own games in this hands-on engineering session, blending creativity with technology and coding. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).
STEMFor studentsHomeschooled students ages 7-11 explore ramps, motion and simple machines through hands-on observation and experimentation. SparkSeekers builds inquiry and problem-solving skills inspired by history's greatest inventors, with a fresh theme each month. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student.
STEMFor studentsStudents start their own inventor's sketchbook, learning to draw and plan ideas like history's greatest engineers in this hands-on session where art meets science and technology. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).
STEMFor studentsA hands-on engineering session where students design and print their own 3D creations. Each Engineering Workshop brings a new theme, with participants building and creating using a variety of materials, electronics and coding platforms. Runs 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. A student drop-off program; $15 per student ($13.50 for members).
Social-emotional learningFor teachersA one-day, in-person Responsive Classroom institute for elementary and middle school educators in Orlando. Courses offered at this institute: Classroom Management That Works for Music, Art, Health and PE and Other Special Area Teachers; Introduction to Responsive Classroom: Foundational Strategies for Creating a Safe, Joyful Classroom; Reducing Verbal Conflict in the Classroom. Responsive Classroom is an evidence-based approach to teaching that builds safe, joyful, engaging classrooms through practical strategies for classroom management, morning meeting and positive discipline. Register directly with Responsive Classroom.
LeadershipFor teachersA half-day, in-person leadership symposium for school and district leaders in Orlando, held at UCF Fairwinds Alumni Center. Sessions: Leading to Create Positive and Caring School and Classroom Communities; Leading to Educate and Graduate Happy, Healthy, Wholesome Humans. Presented by Responsive Classroom, an evidence-based approach to elementary and middle school teaching. Register directly with Responsive Classroom.
Classroom ManagementFor teachersA one-day (6-hour), in-person Responsive Classroom institute in Orlando: Introduction to Responsive Classroom: Foundational Strategies for Creating a Safe, Joyful Classroom. Experience foundational Responsive Classroom practices, explore the core beliefs and guiding principles behind safe, engaging, student-centered classrooms, and collaborate with peers. Includes a certificate of completion and resource book. Register directly with Responsive Classroom.
