You'll find Topics (Channels) down the left hand side menu. Here you can choose a topic and then browse past posts or add a post/question of your own. You'll also find Resources along the left hand side menu. Here you will find our growing resource library. Home will always be your 'go-to' spot for up-to-date information regarding Meetups (book study sessions and coaching calls) as well as any other exciting news! 

As a beta member, you have access to the community for one year! We will let you know when the year is up and you can decide if you'd like to remain a member.

There isn't a specific time commitment to be a part of this community. You can participate as much or as little as you'd like! Coaching calls and book study sessions are 1 hour each and happen every month. New resources are added to the resource library every month. Challenges, Meetups, and Channels are available to you to engage with other educators, learn new things, and support one another. If there's something you'd love to see that is missing in this community, let us know! We want this community to be exactly what you need! 

Our live coaching calls are one of the best ways to connect in real time with other educators who “get it.” Coaching calls are NOT recorded. Here’s what to expect:

• Schedule: Coaching calls take place once a month (you’ll always find the dates posted on the community calendar). 

• Joining the call: You’ll receive the Zoom link in advance through both email reminders and the Meetups tab inside the community. Just click to join — no extra sign-ups needed.

• Format: Each call blends focused learning with open collaboration. We usually start with a short strategy spotlight or framework, followed by guided discussion and Q&A. Calls may also include breakout rooms so you can connect with teachers working at similar grade levels or program models.

• Participation: You’re welcome to bring a question, share a success, or just listen in. There’s no pressure to “perform” — the goal is to learn together, support one another, and leave with practical next steps you can use in your classroom or leadership role.