Professional Development for Educators
We work to focus on challenges/tough problems that are important to teachers. We strive to bring you transformational, research-based practices and perspectives, preparing educators to work with diverse groups in an inclusive way and address how students learn at all stages of development.
CES face-to-face workshops for professionals feature engaging, expert instructors and classroom-ready strategies and tools that attendees can apply right away.
We offer a number of fully online workshops and courses – you can attend from anywhere, often with more flexible timing than our traditional face-to-face events.
We also offer blended courses that focus on deep, transformative experiences via multiple means of learning, hands-on work, and engagement with peers in a highly collaborative process.
CES Professional Learning Communities are groups that are hosted and facilitated by CES specialists. To view the list of PLCs and Communities of Practice for the coming school year, click here.
Consulting and Site-based Work
CES has developed specialized expertise in a number of key content areas to support educators and leaders, schools, districts, and the students they serve. CES consultants offer site-based services including tailored training and learning experiences, and coaching and observation.
- Community Health
- Curriculum Services
- Early Childhood
- English Learners
- History and Civics
- Impact of Poverty
- Leadership
- Literacy
- Research & Evaluation
- Social Justice and Equity
- Special Education
- Technology in Education
Upcoming Offerings
The Collaborative for Educational Services provides professional development, continuing education, coaching and technical assistance online, in hybrid form, and in person. Our open enrollment courses, workshops, and other learning can also be brought on site to schools, districts and organizations, and customized to meet your organization’s needs. To the right are just a few of our open enrollment, active upcoming offerings. Please click the button below to see more.
Click here to download our Professional Development calendar.
Using genAI to Spark Creativity – Fall ’24 – Spring ’25
What happens at the intersection of human creativity and AI tools? Have you been itching to create something, but couldn’t find the spark to move from idea to action? What if AI could help get you
View More Details about Using genAI to Spark Creativity»Youth Mental Health – Blended Learning Virtual Version – Fall 2024 – 12/6
Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach parents, family members, caregivers, teachers, school staff, peers, neighbors, health and human services workers, and other caring citizens how to
View More Details about Youth Mental Health – Blended Learning Virtual Version»Bridging to Belonging: Working with Polarization in Schools PLC – Spring 2025 with PDPs
With the upcoming election cycle, the ongoing tensions around what and how we teach in schools today, and the increasing anxieties of young people, we believe it's imperative to create a space
View More Details about Bridging to Belonging: Working with Polarization in Schools PLC»Bridging to Belonging: Working with Polarization in Schools PLC – Spring 2025
With the upcoming election cycle, the ongoing tensions around what and how we teach in schools today, and the increasing anxieties of young people, we believe it's imperative to create a space
View More Details about Bridging to Belonging: Working with Polarization in Schools PLC»Angela Burke, M.Ed.
Angela Burke, M.Ed, oversees CES Professional Services teams that include Professional Development, Licensure, Research and Evaluation, and Healthy Families and Communities. Burke has over 20 years of experience in managing technology across K-12, Higher Education and Fortune 100 settings. She has extensive experience in K-12 curriculum and professional development planning. She has been the Director of Technology for school districts in Ohio and Massachusetts, Associate Director of Academic Computing at Barnard College and Help Desk & Acquisition Services Manager for Johnson Controls and a middle school classroom teacher/team leader.
Angela has a Master’s Degree in Adult Education and Curriculum, is a Google Certified Educator and has been an adjunct faculty member in the Schools of Education at Miami University of Ohio, University of Dayton, Wright State University and Westfield State University.
Position: Director of Professional Services
Email: aburke@collaborative.org