ATPE volunteer leaders! As you head into the summer and begin preparations for the next school year, ATPE has several leader training webinars to help you succeed as an ATPE volunteer.
5:30 p.m. CST June 22: Back-to-School Recruitment Success – hosted by ATPE Membership Director Joy England and ATPE Membership Specialist Eduardo Sierra
Ready to make a splash at this year’s new-teacher orientations, convocations, and recruitment events? This training session is designed specifically for local unit officers and campus representatives. Discover actionable tips, proven strategies, and best practices to maximize your reach, engage new educators, and drive membership growth right from the start of the school year.
5:30 p.m. CST July 8: What’s New for 2026-27 – hosted by ATPE Membership Specialists Roger Gutierrez and Jeff Vega
Stay ahead of the curve! Join us for a comprehensive overview of the upcoming membership year. We will explore brand-new member benefits, exciting programs, and updated membership recruitment processes. Equip yourself with the latest information you need to effectively guide your local unit and inspire colleagues to join ATPE this fall.
5:30 p.m. CST July 21: Best Practices for Communications – hosted by ATPE Marketing and Engagement Director Kate Johanns and ATPE Marketing and Communications Specialist Jack Densmore
Streamline your outreach and elevate your leadership. This webinar covers essential strategies for successfully communicating within your local unit and region. Learn how to craft impactful messages, keep your members engaged, and leverage modern AI tools to save time and make your communication efforts easier and more efficient than ever.
Make sure you register for all of these webinars, so you are most prepared for the upcoming school year. We also have more webinars planned in the future, so keep an eye on your inbox and the ATPE Online Community for more announcements.
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Jack Densmore
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