Do you know a teacher who would make a great principal? The 2025 Emerging Leaders Program is now accepting registrations! If you’re ready to take the next step in your leadership journey – or know someone who is – click the link in our bio to learn more and sign up!

Spring is in the air! Our March edition of the In Focus newsletter is available for you to check out! Read about the 2024-25 Michigan EPFP cohort’s trip to the 2025 Washington Policy Seminar, revisit our Women’s History Month-related research, and more. tinyurl.com/425u2b5x

The end of the month means one thing – a new edition of In Focus! You can register for Emerging Leaders, explore graduate assistant Abigail Bies' MSU MPP research, and catch up on recent education policy happenings! us14.campaign-archive.com/?u=c12e164d88f…

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week from the K-12 Outreach Team! Thank you to all the educators who dedicate their time, energy, and passion to making schools better every day. This week, let’s take a moment to celebrate the teachers who have made a lasting impact on our communities.

To celebrate this week's recognition of teachers, the Office of K-12 Outreach has recorded a collection of videos expressing our thanks for the educators in our lives. Check out the link in our bio to watch K-12 Outreach Director Dr. Bryan Beverly's introductory video, and more!

Register to attend the 2025 Emerging Leaders conference. Co-sponsored by Secondary Principals and MEMSPA Conference attendees will gain valuable insights through panel discussions, networking, interactive activities, an inspiring plenary speaker, and practical career guidance. Link in bio!

On Monday, June 2nd, at the Kellogg Center on Michigan State University's campus, Michigan EPFP alums from the program's inception to the present are invited to gather at 3:30 PM to celebrate the graduation of Michigan EPFP's 50th cohort. Registration closes May 19th! Link in bio

Sharpen your skills this summer! Join us for hands-on training designed to enhance the consistency and accuracy of your educator evaluations. By the end of the day, you’ll have greater confidence in your role as an evaluator. Deadline to register is June 27. Link in bio!

Check out last month's edition of the In Focus newsletter to learn more about K-12 Outreach Graduate Assistant Abby Bies’ research on Michigan schools’ ESSER spending. Find the link in our bio!

Join us this June for the MiCAREER Grow Your Roots events—presented in partnership with CMU, MSU and a network of committed educational partners. Explore no-cost certification and career advancement opportunities tailored for rural educators. Visit the link in our bio!

The MSU College of Education is proud to offer the Future Educators Scholarship to incoming MSU first-year students dedicated to pursuing a teaching career! To learn more about what is offered and how to apply visit the link below! msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eV…

Two Friday tasks! First, check out K-12 Outreach Director Dr. Bryan Beverly on WDET, live from Mackinac (tinyurl.com/2cb6dfj3). Then, review our May newsletter with a celebration of our graduates, emerging research, and a slew of upcoming events (tinyurl.com/28wkr2sd)!

Approaching last call to register for the 2025 Emerging Leaders program! Don’t miss out on an opportunity to earn an MSU micro-credential and explore the knowledge, skills , and mindsets required to be a successful leader in today’s complex educational environments. Link in bio!

Join us June 19, 24, 25, or 26 for a FREE virtual program designed to help you explore personalized pathways to teacher certification and career advancement. This is your opportunity to build on your experience and take the next step in your education journey. Link in bio!

Join us this summer for a dynamic, hands-on session designed to sharpen your evaluation practice. Whether you're certifying for the first time or renewing, this training delivers the tools you need to ensure every observation is consistent, accurate, and fair. Link in bio!

How are Michigan schools handling the expiration of ESSER funds? Thanks to a grant from IPPSR at MSU, we asked district leaders and got some answers. Take some time to review our findings via our research overview and interview on MSU Today! Links in bio!