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We look forward to seeing you online in June! To make it more convenient for our global community to attend, we'll gather during four 90-minute sessions, each hosted by a major IBSC region in its local time. Everyone who registers for the conference may attend all four sessions, including real-time engagement with colleagues and presenters with the live-chat feature. Can't fit a session into your schedule? No problem—all attendees gain access to stream the sessions for a full year!
Join Katie Koestner, international student safety and wellness expert who has worked with over 5,000 educational institutions around the world since her appearance on the cover of Time Magazine at age 18, for this distillation of best practices regarding boys’ schools risk management and proactive practices.
This on-demand class launches participating teachers and schools into a space where they can develop and implement programs that encourage boys to read. Dive deep into recent research and also investigate practical ideas for engaging boys in reading, improving their reading abilities, and deepening their love for books.
IBSC openly and genuinely affirms all efforts to end racial inequity and social injustice. In the ongoing pursuit to foster diverse, global learning communities that recognize the inherent value and dignity of each person, the IBSC board of trustees officially stated our position in August 2020.
IBSC Affirms All Efforts to End Racial Inequity and Social Injustice
Join educators and parents from IBSC schools around the globe to examine issues impacting boys today. The four-part series spans six months, with a keynote speaker discussing each timely topic.
Open to educators and parents at IBSC member schools, the series proves valuable to anyone teaching or raising boys of all ages.
Each session in the series includes a 45-minute, prerecorded keynote address followed by an asynchronous conversation with fellow participants and speakers on a discussion board. You have access to this content and conversation for three consecutive days. Comment on the keynote, interact with the speaker, share your own resources that may benefit others, and learn from the information global colleagues and parents contribute.
What practices and trends will sustain schools through the rest of this pandemic and help them emerge with a healthy velocity? Watch a panel of education innovators discuss the issues, lessons, and strategies that will carry us through the pandemic and beyond.