Events
NAES Conference & Events Calendar
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The National Association of Episcopal Schools sponsors or co-sponsors a variety of professional development opportunities for Episcopal school leaders—heads of school, Early Childhood Education program directors, rectors, trustees, vestry members, chaplains and teachers of religion, senior administrators and faculty members, diocesan and regional school leaders—focused principally on
- Building school leadership and governance skills and methodologies;
- The meaning of and resources for Episcopal identity in our schools and the roles leaders play in upholding it; and
- Personal spiritual development of leaders.
Early Childhood Educators Chat (Weekly)
Zoom Meeting
A series of facilitated chats to connect with peers, share ideas, and learn from one another.
Leading Episcopal Schools Fellowship: New Heads Welcome Call
National Association of Episcopal Schools
A fellowship for first-time heads and heads new to Episcopal schools.
Episcopal Identity 101 for Administrators & Faculty Leaders 2026
Zoom Meeting
A webinar for new Episcopal school administrators and faculty.
Chaplains Check-In (September 2026)
Zoom Meeting
Chaplains gather to ask questions, share ideas, and connect over the work of ministry in Episcopal schools.
AI in Service of Powerful Learning
Zoom Meeting
Explore lessons from schools in the Responsible AI in Learning (RAIL) community.
EUSA Graduate Support Peer Group
Zoom Meeting
A series of facilitated chats to connect with peers, share ideas, and learn from one another.
Episcopal Schools Celebration 2026
Posters to be mailed early August.
“Be still, and know that I am God!” — Psalm 46:10
Beyond Crisis Management: Leading School Communities in an Age of Anxiety
Zoom Meeting
Investigate the changing emotional landscape of Episcopal and independent schools.
Biennial Conference 2026
JW Marriott L.A. LIVE
Los Angeles, CA
The premiere national gathering of Episcopal educators.
Episcopal Identity Summit
New York, NY
A landmark gathering exploring the culture and character of Episcopal schools.