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New Action Guide for the Ohio Standards for Professional Learning

By Learning Forward | April 15, 2026

Media contact: Gail Paul, gail.paul@learningforward.org The Action Guide – Ohio Standards for Professional Learning is a new resource now available on the Ohio Standards for Professional Learning webpage. In a […]

New Officers and Board Members at Learning Forward

By Learning Forward | January 13, 2026

DALLAS—Denise Swee’alt Augustine, retired former superintendent of Indigenous Education for the Ministry of Education in British Columbia, began her term as board chair of the Learning Forward Board of Trustees […]

Learning Forward’s AI Leadership Poll

By Learning Forward | January 13, 2026

During the 2025 Learning Forward Annual Conference, President and CEO Frederick Brown reported the results of the organization’s informal poll about AI in professional learning. Results show that most of […]

The Learning Forward Annual Conference illustrates the critical impact of professional learning on exemplary teaching and learning

By Gail Paul | December 5, 2025

Boston, MA –The Learning Forward 2025 Annual Conference is under way in Boston. With the organization’s latest annual international learning event for K-12 educators, Learning Forward celebrates 56 years of […]

Learning Forward to convene thousands of educators in Boston Dec. 7-10

By Gail Paul | October 24, 2025

Media Advisory | Learning Forward Annual Conference | Dive into how high-quality professional learning transforms educator effectiveness and increases student achievement by covering Learning Forward’s Annual Conference, held December 7-10, […]

Title II-A on the Chopping Block: House Proposal Threatens Professional Learning

By Learning Forward | September 9, 2025

Media contact: Gail Paul, gail.paul@learningforward.org Professional learning in the U.S. is facing a serious threat as the House Labor HHS Education Appropriations Subcommittee moved forward last week with its Fiscal […]

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