Please remember to check in at the summit registration desk when you arrive. The check-in team will be available to confirm your registration, issue name badges and event materials, and answer any immediate questions. A light breakfast will be provided for attendees in the meeting area/refreshment station. Information about Adams State Credit will be available at the front desk throughout the... See More →
Join a morning yoga session with Laurie in the main gym from 7:25–7:55 (drop in anytime) to wake up before the conference begins; mats are provided or you can bring your own, and the class is suitable for all levels.
Laurie LaComb, 500 hour Yoga Teacher Certified. Been in the education business for 25+ years and teaching yoga for 15 years. I live in Highlands Ranch and work as a Coordinator in Douglas County School District. I love guiding yoga practices because I value the mind body connection... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 7:25am - 7:55am MDT Main Gymnasium
Physical Activity Meets Student Wellness in a K-12 setting. This session explores how collaboration between a school counselor and a physical education teacher can strengthen student wellness in a K–12 setting. This session highlights how physical activity can be intentionally used to support students’ social-emotional learning, stress management, and academic readiness. Participants will see... See More →
PE Teacher, SHAPE COLORADO, Moffat School District, Ridgeview Elementary School K-5
My name is Bryson Davis, and I teach K–5 Physical Education at Ridgeview Elementary School in the Moffat County School District for three years. I have been teaching Physical Education for three years. One of my favorite parts of teaching is witnessing the “light bulb” moments... Read More →
My name is Aliceson Davis, and I am currently a school counselor serving students in grades 9–12 in the Moffat County School District. I just completed my 3rd year of counseling this past school year. I am passionate about supporting students in their postsecondary readiness while... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 8:55am - 10:05am MDT Classroom 2
Join Mary McCarley, SHAPE America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year and Health Education Content Specialist with Goodheart-Willcox, as she shares best practices for creating skills-based summative performance tasks. Participants will leave with 10 new skills-based summative performance tasks for their teacher toolbox as well as complimentary access to G-W’s updated... See More →
National Health Education Content Specialist, Goodheart-Willcox
Mary McCarley is the National Health Ed Content Specialist with Goodheart-Willcox and the co-author of their middle school health education program. She is a former health teacher in Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. Mary graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with an Exercise and Sports Science... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 8:55am - 10:05am MDT Classroom 1
I teach physical education at Montbello High School. I have been teaching for 2 years and I love to see my students have that ah ha moment during every unit.
What if students weren’t just participating, but owning their learning? This session shows how a choice-based approach can increase motivation, deepen engagement, and align with SHAPE America Standards and SEL competencies.Explore how student autonomy drives meaningful participation, strengthens equity, and amplifies student voice. Learn how offering choice in activities, roles, and assessments... See More →
Ever look at the clock and think, "there's still 20 minutes left?!" In this session, you'll learn some developmentally appropriate activities to support young children in physical education. We'll explore how to expand and modify games and activities to reach every learner through the lens of "play".
I teach physical education at Stephen Knight Center for Early Education and a PE Team Specialist in Denver Public Schools. I just finished my 20th year teaching young children! I love teaching young children the value of health and physical activity and providing joyful experiences... Read More →
This session introduces practical tools and teaching strategies to support multilingual learners in physical education. Participants will engage with examples of visual supports, movement-based instruction, and inclusive communication strategies that help multilingual students access learning and feel a sense of belonging in PE.
Sheyla Martinez is a physical education lecturer at SUNY Brockport, where she teaches courses in physical education and adapted physical education. She has more than 10 years of experience in the field, including five years teaching in Colorado. She is also a doctoral candidate whose... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 8:55am - 10:05am MDT Classroom 3
This event is an opportunity to volunteer to support the 43rd Annual Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp. This is a sports camp for the physically disabled, designed for children who use a wheelchair or could use a wheelchair, so that they are able to compete in wheelchair sports or are ambulatory and have a physical disability. It will be most beneficial for youth with the ability to... See More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 9:30am - 11:30am MDT Aurora Central High School11700 E 11th Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
Join Mary McCarley, SHAPE America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year and Health Education Content Specialist with Goodheart-Willcox, as she shares instructional strategies to engage students in practicing health skills. From warm up activities to in-class assessments and exit tickets, participants will leave with instructional best practices and health assessments for their... See More →
National Health Education Content Specialist, Goodheart-Willcox
Mary McCarley is the National Health Ed Content Specialist with Goodheart-Willcox and the co-author of their middle school health education program. She is a former health teacher in Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. Mary graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with an Exercise and Sports Science... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Classroom 1
This interactive session will explore how to design and deliver high-impact K–12 physical education experiences that move beyond participation and toward true student engagement and empowerment. Grounded in SHAPE America standards and aligned to Colorado Academic Standards, participants will experience instructional strategies that integrate skill development, student voice, and meaningful... See More →
Alex Relph is the Co-Founder of PLT4M, where he partners with K–12 schools nationwide to support engaging and effective health and physical education programs. Alex works closely with teachers and districts to design curriculum, lead professional development, and bring innovative... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Gym 2
Experience the new SPIRIT Heart Rate Monitors firsthand in a fast-paced, high-energy game that transforms student heartbeats into meaningful insights. See how real-time, personalized feedback motivates students to move more, while helping you manage your class with ease and teach smarter. SPIRIT turns effort into achievement by making data visible, actionable, and easy to understand—for both... See More →
I’m Lisa Rothstein, and for the past 10 years I’ve been working with schools to bring heart rate technology into PE programs. Before that, I was a kindergarten teacher, which is where my love for working with students—and the educators who inspire them—really began. I come... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Gym 3
Part 1:This session begins by addressing the growing responsibility placed on PE teachersand youth coaches to lead resistance and strength training programs—often withoutformal training. Participants will explore why strength and conditioning must be educational, student centered, and developmentally appropriate, rather than exclusively performance focused.Emphasis is placed on grounding... See More →
This session explores effective language acquisition strategies tailored for the physical education environment to support our emergent multilingual learners (EMLs). With movement-rich settings offering a natural context for language development, PE teachers are uniquely positioned to reinforce both academic and social language. Participants will learn practical, low-prep strategies that integrate... See More →
Jennifer Rushin is a K–12 Instructional Specialist for Physical Education with Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Maryland. With 24 years in education, she spent 12 years teaching elementary math before transitioning into physical education, where she has worked for... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Classroom 3
This session is to share different instant activities and how you can connect SEL to them. Along with how to adapt so all ability levels can be included. While also demonstrating some Paralympic Games and how they connect to SEL.
My name is Makenzie Stevenson and I teach K-5 Physical Education at Olander Elementary School in the Poudre School District. I have been teaching for four years. I also coach at the Middle School and High School levels. I love movement, inclusion and giving kids the tools to be life... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Gym 1
Educators gain strategies and build confidence to integrate and adapt yoga flows into an educational setting. This is more than just stretching! You will be able to empower student to reconnect with the mind and body as they build self awareness and self regulation skills.
I have been a middle school Health and PE teacher in BVSD for 4 years, Before that, I taught elementary school for 6 years in Oregon. I have a 200 hour yoga teacher certification and a 95 hour kids yoga teacher certification. I love getting students to try new activities, which means... Read More →
During this session, trainers will introduce 5 types of questions and a protocol for responding to help educators slow down and respond with intention. Trainers will demonstrate and lead a large group practice with a variety of questions before giving participants a stack of questions from real students (broken down by age - upper elementary, middle school and high school) for them to practice... See More →
Lulu Feingold manages RSEI’s education programs in Colorado, overseeing partnerships with schools as well as a variety of community agencies that serve youth and adults of all ability levels. Lulu’s background is in cultural anthropology, linguistics, and education. She has a... Read More →
Janell Anema (she/her) holds degrees in Political Science, International Development, and currently works as a sex educator, yoga teacher, and facilitator. She is an advanced program specialist at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, with more than fifteen years of experience... Read More →
Savannah McCay is an Advanced Program Specialist with the Responsible Sex Education Institute, where she works to foster inclusive educational environments in which both children and adults can develop and thrive. She began her career in upper elementary education and later helped launch a K... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 12:45pm - 1:55pm MDT Classroom 1
The sports officiating shortage is a major issue impacting education-based athletics nationwide. By working with schools like yours, we at RefReps are on a mission to create a more sustainable future for all sports at all levels! RefReps (www.refreps.com) is an education technology company that provides curriculum, coursework, and support materials to equip high schools to teach Intro to Sports... See More →
Trey Zabona- Trey is part of the RefReps team, working with schools, athletic programs, officiating associations, and professional sports teams to introduce and grow officiating education. His focus is on helping students develop leadership, confidence, and career-ready skills through... Read More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 12:45pm - 1:55pm MDT Classroom 2
Design a playlist with intention to creating a multi-sensory learning experiences for all learners. The concept of using music in PE is not a new one; YES! it is motivating! However, intentionally selecting your music can greatly enhance student outcomes for fitness, movement, gross and fine motor skills as well as emotional/social experiences. Participants will be given strategies to deliver... See More →
Adapted and General ED Physical Education, Musical Plus
Carrie Flint is an award-winning PE specialist (general and adapted) from California with 30 years of experience. She is the past president for the SHAPE America Western District and one of the national trainers for the SHAPE America PE Standards and APE. She has taught in numerous... Read More →
Using Netball America's in-class tools and techniques to suit all class sizes and ability levels, grades K-12 PE teachers can introduce the international sport of Netball as a safe, coed, inclusive and no-contact transition to basketball, ultimate frisbee or other invasion games. Players are restricted to zones on the court, no dribbling and no contact, therefore Netball teaches spatial awareness,... See More →
This event is an opportunity to volunteer to support the 43rd Annual Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp. This is a sports camp for the physically disabled, designed for children who use a wheelchair or could use a wheelchair, so that they are able to compete in wheelchair sports or are ambulatory and have a physical disability. It will be most beneficial for youth with the ability to... See More →
Wednesday June 3, 2026 12:45pm - 2:40pm MDT Aurora Central High School11700 E 11th Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
A Surgeon General's Advisory focuses on the epidemic of loneliness and isolation that stems from a lack of social connection. While students have many opportunities to connect in school, oftentimes, they find themselves navigating where they belong, how to interact, and how to choose friends, experience dating, and have conversations at home. With evidence based and activity based... See More →
Join Austin Olson (Pacific Trails Middle School, San Dieguito Union High School District) was recognized by the Society for Health and Physical Education (SHAPE) America as the 2024 SHAPE America Western District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. Previously honored as the 2023 California Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year by CAHPERD, he was a finalist for 2024... See More →
Austin Olson (Pacific Trails Middle School, San Dieguito Union High School District) was recognized by the Society for Health and Physical Education (SHAPE) America as the 2024 SHAPE America Western District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. Previously honored as the 2023... Read More →
You don’t have to be a dancer to rock dance in PE—just bring energy and a willingness to try! In this session, a PE teacher with limited dance skills shares simple, confidence-building strategies for introducing dance through accessible movement and creative exploration. See how student voice and choice come to life through group choreography and explore practical examples of using AI to... See More →
Before accepting his role as Professional Development Director for OPEN, Brian Devore had over 25 years of exemplary teaching experience at the middle and elementary levels. Additionally, he supervised online HPE programs for the Cobb County school district and served as Fulton... Read More →
Part 2 focuses on practical strategies for implementation within PE and youth sportsettings. Participants will examine how to individualize programming, manage diverseability levels, and integrate S&C into a physical literacy pathway and developmentalframework that supports competence, motivation, and lifelong physical activity. Thesession will highlight how poorly structured or age-inappropriate... See More →
Physical education teachers play an important role in supporting student health and wellness beyond physical activity. This interactive session will demonstrate how Aurora Public Schools has incorporated vaping prevention education into physical education classes through rotating learning stations. Participants will explore practical strategies that PE teachers can use to address vaping, nicotine... See More →
I work with Aurora Public Schools supporting student wellness and substance prevention initiatives across multiple schools. Together with my colleague, Haley Foster, I help implement programs and activities that promote healthy decision-making and increase student awareness around... Read More →
Talentlockr helps coaches easily measure and track and develop student athlete performance through accessible powered AI technology. Our real time dashboard gives coaches an easy way to monitor performance data and pinpoint strengths and weaknesses in core fitness fundamentals.
The Local Drive inside Stanley Marketplace 2501 Dallas St #135, Aurora, CO 80010Join us to connect outside of the gymnasium and classroom at The Local Drive in the Stanley Marketplace There will be 3 Golf Bays provided by Plt4m to take a few swings. There is also a Volleyball court and Corn hole boards. ...you even may see some of the games featured at the Summit like PaddleSmash, Board... See More →
Please remember to check in at the summit registration desk when you arrive. The check-in team will be available to confirm your registration, issue name badges and event materials, and answer any immediate questions. A light breakfast will be provided for attendees in the meeting area/refreshment station. Information about Adams State Credit will be available at the front desk throughout the... See More →
Join a morning yoga session with Laurie in the main gym from 7:25–7:55 (drop in anytime) to wake up before the conference begins; mats are provided or you can bring your own, and the class is suitable for all levels.
Laurie LaComb, 500 hour Yoga Teacher Certified. Been in the education business for 25+ years and teaching yoga for 15 years. I live in Highlands Ranch and work as a Coordinator in Douglas County School District. I love guiding yoga practices because I value the mind body connection... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 7:25am - 7:55am MDT Main Gymnasium
Lucy Harris is a 13‑year‑old adaptive athlete and passionate advocate for disability inclusion. After a motor vehicle accident at age ten left her paralyzed, Lucy set out to prove that her athletic goals didn’t disappear—they simply changed direction. With determination and a competitive spirit, she has embraced adaptive sports and used her voice to educate others about accessibility,... See More →
There is no better classroom to teach Social Emotional Learning (SEL) than a active setting. We intentionally build in TOP Self™ skills into all of our programs so that kids experience the power of Thinking On Purpose as it relates to self control, team building and leadership development.
This presentation examines digital media overuse (DMO) as a form of behavioral addiction and its impact on youth mental health and academic functioning. Negative outcomes related to different kinds of use, especially when screen time displaces essential developmental activities such as sleep, physical activity, academic work, and face-to-face social interaction will be discussed. Mental health... See More →
Dr. Nicole Hipp is a licensed psychologist in the state of Colorado with a long-term passion for the treatment and assessment of learning disabilities, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism-spectrum disorder (ASD), traumatic brain injuries and psychosocial difficulties... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 8:55am - 10:05am MDT Classroom 1
This session highlights how ABLE In School uses Clara, AI‑supported tool, to save educators time while enhancing instructional quality in physical education. Participants will explore how a web‑based platform aligns PE activities to any U.S. state’s adopted standards, ensuring instruction remains compliant, purposeful, and effective. Attendees will be introduced to Clara, ABLE’s... See More →
Physical education teachers are uniquely positioned on the front lines of student safety, often serving as the first adults to notice signs of concussion in school settings. This session empowers PE teachers with practical knowledge and actionable strategies to confidently identify, respond to, and support students with concussions. In addition, participants will learn how to proactively protect... See More →
Kiki Grenning M.S., OTR/L, CPRCS, is a Board-Certified Occupational Therapist and Certified Primitive Reflex Integration Clinical Specialist who currently serves as the Senior Brain Injury Consultant for the Colorado Department of Education. Kiki has over 12 years of experience in... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 8:55am - 10:05am MDT Classroom 2
Join Austin Olson (Pacific Trails Middle School, San Dieguito Union High School District) was recognized by the Society for Health and Physical Education (SHAPE) America as the 2024 SHAPE America Western District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. Previously honored as the 2023 California Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year by CAHPERD, he was a finalist for 2024... See More →
Austin Olson (Pacific Trails Middle School, San Dieguito Union High School District) was recognized by the Society for Health and Physical Education (SHAPE) America as the 2024 SHAPE America Western District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. Previously honored as the 2023... Read More →
This event is an opportunity to volunteer to support the 43rd Annual Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp. This is a sports camp for the physically disabled, designed for children who use a wheelchair or could use a wheelchair, so that they are able to compete in wheelchair sports or are ambulatory and have a physical disability. It will be most beneficial for youth with the ability to... See More →
During this session, trainers will discuss and model key components of effective Anatomy and Puberty education that are aligned with HB 19-1032 and Colorado State Health Standards. Trainers will model strategies to make Anatomy and Puberty education inclusive, fun and engaging and provide opportunities for participants to engage with the material.
Lulu Feingold manages RSEI’s education programs in Colorado, overseeing partnerships with schools as well as a variety of community agencies that serve youth and adults of all ability levels. Lulu’s background is in cultural anthropology, linguistics, and education. She has a... Read More →
Janell Anema (she/her) holds degrees in Political Science, International Development, and currently works as a sex educator, yoga teacher, and facilitator. She is an advanced program specialist at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, with more than fifteen years of experience... Read More →
Savannah McCay is an Advanced Program Specialist with the Responsible Sex Education Institute, where she works to foster inclusive educational environments in which both children and adults can develop and thrive. She began her career in upper elementary education and later helped launch a K... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Classroom 1
HYPT (Have You Played This?) brings a hands-on, high-energy session designed to help PE educators discover and implement games that get students moving and engaged. We showcase versatile activities that are easy to learn, inclusive, and adaptable for a wide range of skill levels. Attendees will experience a variety of games in action—including Crossnet (volleyball, soccer, pickleball), Rampshot,... See More →
I am the Community Development Manager for PaddleSmash. I live in Wash Park. I have my K-12 teaching credential. I love leading sessions for willing participants!
John Wooden first taught his players how to put on their socks correctly so they would not get blisters that would hinder their progress and success. Wooden's intention was to help his players to achieve success by being proactive rather than reactive. This session is packed with research backed strategies for class management that will increase student engagement as well as facilitate student... See More →
Adapted and General ED Physical Education, Musical Plus
Carrie Flint is an award-winning PE specialist (general and adapted) from California with 30 years of experience. She is the past president for the SHAPE America Western District and one of the national trainers for the SHAPE America PE Standards and APE. She has taught in numerous... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Classroom 2
Move Through Yoga empowers students of all abilities with trauma-conscious, adaptive yoga techniques that enhance self-regulation, inclusion, and engagement. This session will explore how integrating movement, breathwork, and co-regulation into the special education classroom, and unified PE can support learning, reduce anxiety, and foster social connection among neurodiverse and physically... See More →
Stefanie Gross is the Founder and Executive Director of Move Through Yoga, a Colorado-based nonprofit that brings trauma-conscious, adaptive yoga programming to individuals with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. Stefanie teaches adaptive yoga and educator trainings... Read More →
This session explores effective language acquisition strategies tailored for the physical education environment to support our emergent multilingual learners (EMLs). With movement-rich settings offering a natural context for language development, PE teachers are uniquely positioned to reinforce both academic and social language. Participants will learn practical, low-prep strategies that integrate... See More →
Jennifer Rushin is a K–12 Instructional Specialist for Physical Education with Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Maryland. With 24 years in education, she spent 12 years teaching elementary math before transitioning into physical education, where she has worked for... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 10:35am - 11:45am MDT Classroom 3
Flag football is growing across the US and OPEN has free resources for elementary and middle school PE programs to help students prepare to pursue their dreams on the gridiron! This activity-based session will take participants through activities in OPEN’s free Flag Football modules for grades 3-5 and 6-8. Teachers will leave with tools to teach their students passing, catching, evading... See More →
Before accepting his role as Professional Development Director for OPEN, Brian Devore had over 25 years of exemplary teaching experience at the middle and elementary levels. Additionally, he supervised online HPE programs for the Cobb County school district and served as Fulton... Read More →
Today’s students are navigating complex social pressures, mental health challenges, and risky behaviors at younger ages than ever before. This session introduces a powerful suite of free, research‑based digital resources from EVERFI designed to help Health and PE teachers strengthen students’ decision‑making, resilience, and overall well‑being. Through hands‑on demonstrations and... See More →
Roxie Siel has been working in many facets of the education world for the past 10 years. She has worked as a reading intervention teacher, district ELD coach, mangaer of EdTech, and now enjoys presenting to teachers across the U.S. for Everfi.
Thursday June 4, 2026 12:45pm - 1:55pm MDT Classroom 1
This session will introduce beginners to modified lessons for teaching field hockey. A curriculum will be provided as well as grant information. Come see how you can safely implement field hockey into your curriculum. I will give modifications for safety as well as ability levels.
HI everyone: My name is Karen Marley, and I just retired in May after being in the field of Health and Physical Education for 49 years. I finished my teaching assignment at CSU Pueblo for the last 16 years teaching PETE students. I love what I do and plan on continuing to be involved in teacher prep... Read More →
Assessment in physical education is complex. Large class sizes, movement-based learning, and limited time often push grading toward “participation points” rather than meaningful evidence of student learning. This interactive, hands-on session is designed specifically for K–12 physical education teachers who want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to make assessment more efficient, more... See More →
Professor of PE & PA Leadership, University of Northern Colorado
Jennifer Krause is a Professor of Physical Education and Physical Activity Leadership at the University of Northern Colorado. Teaching and research interests include technology preparation for pre-service teachers and promoting physical activity in K-12 schools.
How do we make every PE class a laboratory for belonging, agency, and prosocial behavior? In this highly interactive session, participants experience and unpack a practical framework that braids Teaching Personal & Social Responsibility (TPSR) levels, and SEL competencies to meet SHAPE America’s personal & social behavior standard—all while keeping kids joyfully active. You’ll analyze common... See More →
Cindy Kuhrasch, Distinguished Teaching Faculty (UW–Madison) — specializes in standards based, skills forward PE with embedded social and emotional learning (SEL); developer of practical teacher tools that merge SEL and SHAPE standards for inclusive, high engagement learning.
The first two weeks of school don’t just start the year—they define it. This session provides educators with a clear, intentional plan to build a strong classroom culture from day one.You’ll experience engaging, student-centered activities that foster belonging, encourage participation, and build meaningful connections early. In addition, you’ll learn simple, effective systems for quickly... See More →
This event is an opportunity to volunteer to support the 43rd Annual Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp. This is a sports camp for the physically disabled, designed for children who use a wheelchair or could use a wheelchair, so that they are able to compete in wheelchair sports or are ambulatory and have a physical disability. It will be most beneficial for youth with the ability to... See More →
This hands-on lesson equips you with the skills to instantly implement basic adaptations and modifications in any PE lesson.
Learn how small, strategic adjustments to instruction and equipment can ensure meaningful participation and success for all students, fostering a truly equitable learning environment.
Introduction to DPS Arts & Physical Education, Denver Public Schools
I am the Adapted PE Specialist at Denver Public Schools. I have been teaching for 10+ years and my main goal is to make sure every student, no matter their ability, gets to experience the joy and benefits of physical education. I train teachers to adapt PE activities, use visual aids... Read More →
Bring heart health to life in your PE and health classrooms with engaging, ready-to-use resources from the American Heart Association. This interactive session will introduce educators to a variety of tools, including the Hands-Only CPR in Schools web-based lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate lifesaving skills and wellness education into your curriculum. Hear how fellow PE teachers have... See More →
Participants will have a few minutes to review a list of terms and definitions associated with gender and attraction to familiarize themselves with core concepts, including intersex and transgender. Then, participants will be invited to complete a personal bias reflection to deepen their awareness of their own values and beliefs. We will close the session by reflecting on how bias might show up,... See More →
Lulu Feingold manages RSEI’s education programs in Colorado, overseeing partnerships with schools as well as a variety of community agencies that serve youth and adults of all ability levels. Lulu’s background is in cultural anthropology, linguistics, and education. She has a... Read More →
Janell Anema (she/her) holds degrees in Political Science, International Development, and currently works as a sex educator, yoga teacher, and facilitator. She is an advanced program specialist at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, with more than fifteen years of experience... Read More →
Savannah McCay is an Advanced Program Specialist with the Responsible Sex Education Institute, where she works to foster inclusive educational environments in which both children and adults can develop and thrive. She began her career in upper elementary education and later helped launch a K... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 2:25pm - 3:35pm MDT Classroom 4
This session equips participants with practical, confidence-building strategies for facilitating comprehensive sex education (CSE). Grounded in trauma-informed care and hands-on, skills-based approaches, it emphasizes both personal reflection and collaborative learning. Participants will explore their own methods for building confidence while working together to develop engaging, skill-focused... See More →
Youth Sexual Health Program Manager, Trailhead Institute's Youth Sexual Health Program
Ocean has been working in sexual health education for the last 12 years through various non-profits and programs. Their work has ranged from supporting youth-led sex education and advocacy, professional development creation and facilitation, and building community support for comprehensive... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 2:25pm - 3:35pm MDT Classroom 1
This session will review daily routines teachers can implement to support students throughout their elementary school experience. These routines not only strengthen classroom management and student accountability, but also support ongoing assessment and help teachers better understand student learning.
I've been teaching for over 20 years and have experience working with students at every grade level. Fourteen years ago, I discovered my passion for elementary education, where he focuses on creating engaging learning environments that help students grow academically and personally... Read More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 2:25pm - 3:35pm MDT Classroom 3
Using RAMP warm-up principles, we can close the gap between the end of a warm-up and beginning of a performance, as student performances respond better if their systems are appropriately activated. The RAMP warm-up also incorporates fundamental movement skills, foundational skills, and movement competencies as they enhance overall student development.
Chris Hecht, MA, CSCS*D, RSCC*E is a veteran physical educator and strength & conditioning coach with more than 26 years of teaching and coaching experience and 30 years of athletic development expertise. He has coached youth athletes across seven sports supporting students from grades... Read More →
The conference may be over, but the socializing doesn't have to be. Join us for Day 2 of Yappy Hour. Same place, different bar! We will be hanging out and choosing from the variety of taps at the Stanley Beer Hall. Check out their menu here for food and drinks. ***Jen Smith will be flying out at 8:50 from DEN that evening. She will be going to the social... See More →
Thursday June 4, 2026 4:30pm - 7:00pm MDT Stanley Beer Hallhttps://www.thestanleybeerhall.com/
