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A really good day for educators.
YOU'RE INVITED
Class is in session — for you.
ROLL CALL —
BLOCK ON YOUR CALENDAR
Monday, all day-ish
Aug
3
9 AM – 3 PM · 2026
THE SUBJECT
Well-being
For educators, students, and the families behind them.
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THE ROOM
The ALI
Auditorium
Phyllis J. Washington
College of Education
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
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SESSION PREVIEW

Your day. Your recharge. All free.

What's waiting for you

A conversation worth having
Two of North America's leading voices in well-being — a warm, candid fireside chat designed to remind you why the work matters (and why you matter in it).
Hands-on learning — Day 1 ready
Curriculum samples, practical tools, and strategies ready for your classroom this fall. Walk away with things you can actually use.
Energy, play, and a few surprises
Interactive moments, prizes throughout the day, and at least one thing you won't see coming.
Lunch, community, and real connection
A box lunch on us — and time to connect with other educators who genuinely get it.
A takeaway kit built for you
Every attendee leaves with a curated kit of resources, inspiration, and tools for the year ahead.
A send-off that sticks
Close the day feeling seen, energized, and ready for whatever comes next.
CEU-eligible  ·  Box lunch included  ·  Resources, giveaways & surprises throughout  ·  Free to attend. Space is limited.
WITH KEYNOTES FROM
John Sommers-Flanagan aka the happiness guy ✦
John Sommers-Flanagan
John Sommers-Flanagan is a professor of counseling at the University of Montana and one of the most sought-after keynote speakers in the US and Canada. He holds a doctorate in psychology and has spent his career specializing in working with children, parents, and families. Author or co-author of more than 100 professional publications and eight books — covering suicide assessment, counseling theories, and working with tough kids — John is widely known for making complex psychological concepts feel human, practical, and joyful. When he's not on stage, you'll find him running (slowly), dancing (poorly), and laughing loudly — usually at himself.
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Dr. Kim Schonert-Reichl the kindness scientist 🌸
Dr. Kim Schonert-Reichl
Dr. Kimberly Schonert-Reichl is the NoVo Foundation Endowed Chair in Social and Emotional Learning and Professor of Psychology at the University of Illinois Chicago — one of the world's leading SEL researchers. Her work focuses on building empathy, compassion, optimism, and resilience in children and adolescents. She has authored over 170 publications, presented at 300+ conferences globally, and been featured in The New York Times, Time Magazine, and Scientific American Mind. A CASEL board member and advisor to UNESCO and the OECD, she has also joined the Dalai Lama in dialogues on compassion in education. Before her academic career, she was a classroom teacher — which is exactly why her work never loses sight of what educators actually need.
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Free · CEU-eligible · Box lunch included
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THE WHY
Recharge the people who recharge everyone else.