TEPSA Fast 15

Watch at your convenience! The 15-minute webinar recordings will be available 24/7.

  • Tips and tools for improving your campus and district.
  • Presented by top state and national educational leaders.
  • Take your leadership to the next level!

Upcoming Webinars

  • March 26: Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA General Counsel, Student-to-Student Harassment and Bullying
  • April 2: Sanée Bell, EdD, Principal, Katy ISD, Leading With Excellence: Impactful Strategies that Transform Culture
  • April 16: Heather Patterson, Principal, Lamar CISD, Move Your Team! Accelerating Successful Teams Throughout Your School
  • April 30: Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA General Counsel, Handling an Employee Grievance

The End of the Year is Coming…Are you Ready?

Julie Gauthier, Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services, Port Neches Groves ISD

Webinar Archives

Ensuring Rigor in the Differentiated Classroom
Barbara Blackburn, Author and Consultant

Engaged Feedback
Chris Shade, Consultant, Former principal, Coordinator of Federal and State Programs, Denton ISD

What to Do When YOU Are Being Bullied?
Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA General Counsel

Guarantee Growth in Every Student this Spring through Meaningful Goal Setting
John Wink, Blue Ridge ISD Superintendent

All means ALL. Navigating the collaborative process between Special Programs, Curriculum & Instruction and Campus Leadership
Mary Johnston, Chief Academic Officer – Elementary, Rockwall ISD, Amy Ellis, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Rockwall ISD and Melissa Melton, Executive Director of Special Programs, Rockwall ISD

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Teacher Nonrenewals and Terminations: Dos and Donts of Dismissal
Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA General Counsel

Growing a Culture of Leadership, Innovation and Risk-Taking
Cristi Parsons, Pine Tree ISD Principal

Reasonable Force – What Does It Mean and When Can You Use It?
Kevin Lungwitz, TEPSA General Counsel

The Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA), whose hallmark is educational leaders learning with and from each other, has served Texas PK-8 school leaders since 1917. Member owned and member governed, TEPSA has more than 6000 members who direct the activities of 3 million PK-8 school children. TEPSA is an affiliate of the National Association of Elementary School Principals.

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