2026 CO-TEACHING CONFERENCE: Building Better Partnerships (Grades K-12)

This is a unique two-day in-person conference hosted by the Bureau of Education & Research (BER), focusing on Co-Teaching Strategies for Grades K-12. Attendees can choose from 21 strategy-packed conference sessions led by expert instructors, offering valuable Co-Teaching resources and hundreds of practical strategies. The conference aims to provide high-quality professional development programs based on sound research, with an emphasis on practical strategies and techniques that can be immediately implemented in the classroom. Topics include enhancing collaboration, co-planning, co-instructing, co-assessing, improving student behaviors, implementing accommodations and modifications, and leveraging technology in co-taught classrooms. The target audience includes K-12 General Education Teachers, Special Education Staff, Paraprofessionals, and other specialists involved in co-teaching or preparing for inclusion practices. Special benefits include a comprehensive digital resource handbook and opportunities to earn graduate-level professional development credits and state CEUs.