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Events
Coaching for Change
May 25-26, 2022
Join us this May for the nation’s only professional learning event for school leadership and instructional coaches, featuring two days of keynote and featured presentations, breakouts and networking that enhance your coaching no matter what grades, content areas or improvement needs you serve.
2022 Making Schools Work Conference
July 19-22, 2022
The 2022 Making Schools Work Conference will be held in person in Grapevine, Texas.
SREB Webinars
Join us to learn more in interactive sessions on ed tech, teacher prep, workforce and more.
Critical Issues
Education & the Workforce
If we don’t prepare people for a workforce transformed by automation, millions in the South could be unemployable.
Career Pathways
States, schools, colleges and employers can partner on pathways for a stronger workforce and better lives.
College Student Success
College costs are a heavy burden for students from low-income families.
Focus
Learn more about these reports, services and results.
Teacher Compensation Dashboard
SREB’s new interactive dashboard gives users the ability to explore the average compensation packages — salaries, health and retirement benefits, and take home pay — for teachers in each SREB state.
New Ideas in Teacher Compensation
To help states retain their teachers and recruit the next generation into the profession, SREB offers an examination of teacher compensation policies in our states and how adjustments could help reverse teacher shortage trends.
Important Things for Graduate Scholars to Remember
Contact us once you have defended or have scheduled a defense date. DSP staff need to know if you have finished to keep track of your progress through the program. Please fill out the completer form.
Regularly update your scholar directory profile. If you have forgotten your password or username, email Doctoral Scholars staff.
Pandemic is accelerating automation by 5 years
In addition to rising unemployment, COVID-19 poses another threat to the jobs of low-skill workers in the South. The pandemic is accelerating the move to automation by as much as five years. Millions people will need training and education to be employable in 2025. See the data for your state.