Administrators' Conference

Held annually in August, the Berks County Administrators’ Conference is a professional development opportunity for superintendents and their staff. Recent topics have included leadership, workplace culture, and developing your team. The events also include job-alike sessions for staff members and a legal briefing on a topic of concern for school districts.

The event is offered at no cost to Berks County school districts.

Act 48: Individuals attending these workshops must arrive on time and stay for the entire workshop in order to receive 2 (two) Act 48 Professional Education hours per session.

2024 Administrators' Conference: Lead Where You Are

“I’m just a ______.”

It’s a phrase we hear all the time. I’m just a teacher, tech director, custodian. And it’s always followed by reasons something CAN’T happen. Identifying leadership traits in yourself changes your mindset when thinking about leading those around you.

Part of our responsibilities as a leader is to identify leadership traits in others. The opportunities are endless for those who choose to lead. It’s our job to find those traits, focus our efforts on growth opportunities, and foster an environment where everyone has a chance to lead.

Event Details:

Date: Thursday, August 1, 2024
Time:
7:30 A.M. - 11:15 A.M.
Speaker:
Dr. Joe Sanfelippo
Location:
Muhlenberg High School

About Keynote Speaker, Dr. Joe Sanfelippo:

Dr. Joe Sanfelippo has more than 26 years of experience in the education setting, spending his final 12 years as the Superintendent of the Fall Creek School District in Fall Creek, WI before he retired.

During his tenure, the Fall Creek School District was twice named an Innovative District by the International Center for Leadership in Education. Dr. Sanfelippo is the author of multiple books, including the bestselling Hacking Leadership and Lead from Where You Are, and his 1-Minute Walk to Work video series has accrued over one million views.

Dr. Sanfelippo has been honored as a Future Ready Superintendent and a Personalized Learning Leader by the U.S. Department of Education. He was named the National Superintendent of the Year in 2019 by Education Dive.