Build a faculty culture where educators feel supported, accountable, and confident enough to take the risks that lead to meaningful professional growth.
Most schools believe in teacher growth. Far fewer have a system that consistently supports it. Evaluation cycles can feel compliance-driven, coaching is uneven, and even a strong faculty may hesitate to take the risks required to improve practice. The result? A gap between what schools say they value and what teachers actually experience.
In this virtual workshop, you’ll learn how to close that gap. Explore a mission-aligned, research-informed approach to faculty growth and evaluation that strengthens culture, supports leader well-being, and improves student outcomes. You’ll leave with practical frameworks for evaluation, coaching, corrective action, and selective retention, along with a clear plan for building a professional growth program that is structured, energizing, and sustainable.
This workshop includes 7.5 hours of instructional time, and participants meet for synchronous learning at 11:15 a.m.–12:30 p.m., 1:30–2:45 p.m., and 3:15–4:30 p.m. Eastern time each day of the workshop.
This virtual workshop is for:
- Academic Deans
- Division Heads
- School Heads
- Anyone who oversees faculty
In this virtual workshop you will:
- Assess your current faculty culture and identify the conditions that support (or inhibit) growth.
- Implement a faculty growth and evaluation framework that is clear, consistent, and widely embraced.
- Strengthen coaching practices to support teacher development and accountability.
- Design a practical action plan to align evaluation, growth, and culture in your school.
- Learn alongside peers and exchange strategies that reflect a range of school contexts.
You'll also receive the following materials:
- Curated articles and resources to support your work
- Proven growth and evaluation frameworks for faculty, administrators, and staff
- A customizable action plan to guide implementation at your school
Curious if this session is right for you? Ask us!

October 20-21, 2026

The most valuable aspect of this workshop was Mike's expertise and delivery, combined with the strength of ISM's educational research. The workshop far exceeded my expectations."
Leeanne Bordelo, Assistant Principal for Academics
Cedar Creek School, LA
