Oct 21
Nov 18
Jan 20
Feb 17
Apr 21
May 19
School Resource Officer Network 2025-2026
The School Resource Officer Network offers a space for SROs and their supervisors to connect, collaborate, and grow professionally with peers from across the state. Each session will cover topics such as mental health, trauma, resilience, alternative discipline, self-care, and building strong school partnerships. A MN POST credit will be offered on multiple dates.
Oct 22
Nov 12
Dec 10
Jan 14
COMPASS: Introduction to MnMTSS
This course is foundational to MnMTSS Implementation. Teams will unpack the five components of the MnMTSS framework and begin to get a clear picture of their own system in relation to each component and subcomponent. To do this, teams begin to gather systems data (e.g., assessment, initiative, and teams inventories) and complete the Self-Evaluation of MnMTSS for District Leadership Teams (SEMI-DLT). Finally, teams use their SEMI-DLT results and the MnMTSS Action Planning Guide to create a focused plan for systems improvement to ensure equitable outcomes, access, and opportunities for the students and families they serve.Link for registrationSix-Session MnMTSS Registration
Oct 23
Nov 13
COMPASS: System Leadership for MnMTSS Implementation (Fall)
Overview:This course is highly recommended for district, charter and tribal schools interested in deep and sustainable implementation of MnMTSS and is required for districts receiving a MnMTSS grant.The course includes essential content for establishing a sustainable PreK-12 infrastructure. These include braiding funding streams, data-systems, handbook development, system-wide professional development, engaging all sites, communication, and system integrity.Aligned Support:Before: In preparation for this course, a MnMTSS Lead will reach out to schedule readiness sessions with the team to ensure they are set up for success.During/After: MnMTSS Leads offer follow-up coaching and technical support to assist teams through action steps introduced during the live sessions.
Oct 29
LEEA - Leaders in Educational Excellence 2025
This ceremony recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of outstanding educational leaders from our member school districts. Over 140 educators and administrators are honored each year. Administrators that will be attending should register as a guest.Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Nov 4
Jan 6
Feb 3
Apr 7
May 5
Mental Health Network 2025-2026
The Mental Health Network brings together school and county mental health professionals and related roles to collaborate, exchange ideas, engage in relevant professional development, and stay up to date on resources that support student success at school, at home, and in the community.
Nov 5
Dec 3
Jan 7
Feb 4
Mar 4
Apr 1
May 6
Cohort 4: Volume 1 LETRS
The LETRS Volume 1 Cohort 4 program is designed for Phase 1 educators, including PreK to grade 5 classroom teachers and special education professionals, to enhance their knowledge in the science of reading and literacy instruction. This dynamic professional learning experience will be conducted over eight online sessions, supplemented by engaging activities and expert video content, empowering participants to apply their learning effectively in the classroom. Registration with the state using READ Act funds is mandatory, and educators must complete necessary steps to confirm their participation, ensuring they receive access to the LETRS platform in a timely manner.
Nov 5
COMPASS: Establishing Effective Tier 2 and 3 Teams and Programming (Fall)
District and school leaders will work together toestablish expectations for Tier 2 and Tier 3 teams andprogramming at the district level. Teams will unpackthe MnMTSS indicators for Tier 2 and Tier 3 supportsand understand key considerations for teams to usethe data-based decision-making process to promotepositive student outcomes.
Nov 6
Dec 4
Jan 8
Feb 5
Mar 5
Apr 2
COMPASS Math Instructional Practices Series: Grades pre-K-2
This pathway is designed for teachers, coaches, and school and district leaders. It introduces the 8 Effective Math Teaching Practices as a foundation for shifting the perception of math in our pre-k through second grade classrooms. Participants will have an opportunity to reflect on current teaching practices, see what the 8 Effective Teaching Practices look like in their grade band, and promote deeper understanding, meaningful engagement, student agency, and equity in math education.
Nov 12
Nov 12
Jan 21
Jan 21
Apr 8
Apr 8
Regional Mentor & Inst. Coach Forums
The Regional Mentor and Instructional Coach Forums are designed to give mentors and instructional coaches an opportunity to enhance their professional skills through collaboration and problem-solving with regional peers. Throughout the year, participants can attend five one-hour forums facilitated by Kelsey Harps, Mentoring Coach at Resource Training & Solutions, that include about 30 minutes of targeted learning on participant chosen topics, followed by time for collaboration on current challenges. Forums will be offered twice each day to accommodate various schedules, 7 am - 8 am and 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm.
Nov 12
Dec 10
Jan 14
Feb 11
Mar 11
Apr 8
COMPASS Math Instructional Practices Series: Grades 3-5
This pathway is designed for teachers, coaches, and school and district leaders. It introduces the 8 Effective Math Teaching Practices as a foundation for shifting the perception of math in our 3-5 classrooms. Participants will have an opportunity to reflect on current teaching practices, see what the 8 Effective Teaching Practices look like in their grade band, and promote deeper understanding, meaningful engagement, student agency, and equity in math education.
Nov 13
Dec 11
Jan 8
Feb 12
Mar 12
Apr 9
Elementary Principal Network
Resource Training and Solutions is proud to launch a new network designed exclusively for elementary principals. This monthly gathering provides a supportive space for school leaders to connect, collaborate, and grow professionally. Participants can expect meaningful discussions around current challenges and best practices, mutual support from peers navigating similar issues, and a confidential environment to reflect and share openly. The network leverages the collective wisdom of experienced principals to foster impactful leadership.
Nov 13
Dec 11
Jan 15
Feb 12
Mar 12
Apr 9
COMPASS Math Instructional Practices Series: Grades 6-12
This pathway is designed for teachers, coaches, and school and district leaders. It introduces the 8 Effective Math Teaching Practices as a foundation for shifting the perception of math in our 3-5 classrooms. Participants will have an opportunity to reflect on current teaching practices, see what the 8 Effective Teaching Practices look like in their grade band, and promote deeper understanding, meaningful engagement, student agency, and equity in math education.
Nov 14
Dec 12
Jan 9
Feb 13
Mar 13
May 8
Curriculum Coordinators/District Assessment Coordinators Network 2025-2026
The Curriculum Coordinators Network (CCN) and the District Assessment Coordinators (DAC) are two groups that often deal with similar issues. As a result, these two groups can collaborate, exchange information, and share best practices regarding curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
Nov 20
Dec 18
Jan 15
Feb 19
Mar 19
Apr 16
Secondary Principal Network
Resource Training and Solutions is proud to launch a new network designed exclusively for secondary principals. This monthly gathering provides a supportive space for school leaders to connect, collaborate, and grow professionally. Participants can expect meaningful discussions around current challenges and best practices, mutual support from peers navigating similar issues, and a confidential environment to reflect and share openly. The network leverages the collective wisdom of experienced principals to foster impactful leadership.
Dec 3
Feb 4
Apr 8
PBIS Network
Join your peers in exploring positive behavior interventions and supports.All meetings will be virtual. 30 minutes will focus on new PBIS resources, 15minutes will focus on networking with other schools sharing celebrations of PBIS implementation and problem solving barriers to implementation.This training is partially funded with a grant from the Minnesota Department of Education using federal funding, CFDA 84.027A, Special Education - Grants to States.
Dec 9
Jan 13
Feb 10
Mar 10
Apr 14
COMPASS Strengthening Math Teacher Teams
Join the COMPASS Math team in a 6 session professional learning series for strengthening your Tier 1 linked mathematics teacher teams by started with establishing a shared vision. In this pathway, educators will be provided with a self-assessment to reflect on the current state of their mathematics program and then establish a vision and goals for the year. The COMPASS math team will support educators in utilizing their linked teams structure to move from vision to action by exploring high-quality instruction including NCTM's Effective Mathematics Teaching Practices, rigorous grade-level learning experiences and differentiating through accelerated learning.
Dec 21
Full Member High School Knowledge Bowl Team 25 - 26
Senior High Knowledge Bowl Team Registration for Full MembersCost:$375 for 1st Team$310 for 2nd Team$240 for each additional teamYou need to register for the total number of teams you will have compete throughout the season, not just the teams you want to bring to Sub Regionals. Registration fees cover all expenses associated with the Senior High Knowledge Bowl Program.
Jan 8
Jan 22
Feb 12
COMPASS: Developing Successful Teams for MnMTSS Implementation (Winter)
Overview: This course is highly recommended for district, charter and tribally controlled schools interested in deep and sustainable implementation of MnMTSS and is required for districts receiving an MnMTSS grant.For teams interested in improving implementation of a successful linked team structure, this course builds on the team inventory started during the Introduction to MnMTSS six-session course, takes a deep dive into how teams need to be functioning for successful implementation of MnMTSS, and provides opportunity for local planning.
Jan 14
May 6
Special Education Rising Educators & Mentors Forums
Special Education Rising Educators & Mentors Forums are designed to give mentors of special education teachers and early career special education teachers an opportunity to enhance their professional skills through collaboration and problem-solving with regional peers. Throughout the school year, participants can attend four one-hour forums facilitated by Resource Training & Solutions coaches, that include about 30 minutes of targeted learning on topics, followed by time for collaboration on current challenges.
Jan 28
Feb 18
Mar 18
COMPASS: System Leadership for MnMTSS Implementation (Winter)
Overview:This course is highly recommended for district, charter and tribal schools interested in deep and sustainable implementation of MnMTSS and is required for districts receiving a MnMTSS grant.The course includes essential content for establishing a sustainable PreK-12 infrastructure. These include braiding funding streams, data-systems, handbook development, system-wide professional development, engaging all sites, communication, and system integrity.Aligned Support:Before: In preparation for this course, a MnMTSS Lead will reach out to schedule readiness sessions with the team to ensure they are set up for success.During/After: MnMTSS Leads offer follow-up coaching and technical support to assist teams through action steps introduced during the live sessions.
Jan 30
Jun 10
Jun 11
Problem of Practice Summit
Join us for a three-day collaborative event designed for district leaders to identify, analyze, and develop actionable solutions to a key problem of practice in their schools or districts. Through guided discussions, expert insights, and peer collaboration, participants will leave with a clear action plan and the tools needed for meaningful change.
Feb 11
Mar 11
Mar 12
Apr 8
COMPASS: Establishing Effective Tier 2 and 3 Teams and Programming (Winter)
District and school leaders will work together toestablish expectations for Tier 2 and Tier 3 teams andprogramming at the district level. Teams will unpackthe MnMTSS indicators for Tier 2 and Tier 3 supportsand understand key considerations for teams to usethe data-based decision-making process to promotepositive student outcomes.
Apr 15
Apr 29
May 13
COMPASS: Developing Successful Teams for MnMTSS Implementation (Spring)
Overview: This course is highly recommended for district, charter and tribally controlled schools interested in deep and sustainable implementation of MnMTSS and is required for districts receiving an MnMTSS grant.For teams interested in improving implementation of a successful linked team structure, this course builds on the team inventory started during the Introduction to MnMTSS six-session course, takes a deep dive into how teams need to be functioning for successful implementation of MnMTSS, and provides opportunity for local planning.