Get ready to refresh, refine, and remix your learning at Summer Inspire on May 27-28 from 8:30–4:00! This year, we’re building on what works, exploring new strategies, and amplifying the impact we have on students. Please bring a charged device to all sessions.
Please note: Our main location will be Shepton High School, but some sessions may be at the Plano ISD Sockwell Center.
Shepton High School: 5505 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX 75093
Sockwell Center: 6301 Chapel Hill Blvd, Plano, TX 75093
Some tips for navigating Sched:
Filter sessions by type using the menu bar on the right side of Sched (All Levels, Elementary, Secondary, Session Times).
Reserve your spot by clicking the circle icon next to the session name. Be sure to log in with your PISD credentials to secure your spot—sessions fill up fast!
There are 80-minute (earn 1.5 hours of credit), three-hour, and full day (earning 6 hours of credit) session options for each day. Participants are invited to attend as many as they wish each day.
All sessions qualify for 26-27 Trade Hours.
Have additional questions? Contact Kyle Fritsche at [email protected].
Sign up or log in to add sessions to your schedule and sync them to your phone or calendar.
(for Elementary) Discover how your librarian can be a collaborative partner in building curious and confident young learners. This session explores databases, digital tools, eBooks, and multimedia resources that support literacy, inquiry, and content-area learning. Elementary educators will see practical examples of how library resources can enhance read‑alouds, research projects, and classroom lessons while saving planning time. You’ll leave with ready-to-use ideas and a clear picture of how the library can support you and your students.
(for Elementary) Discover how your librarian can be a collaborative partner in building curious and confident young learners. This session explores databases, digital tools, eBooks, and multimedia resources that support literacy, inquiry, and content-area learning. Elementary educators will see practical examples of how library resources can enhance read‑alouds, research projects, and classroom lessons while saving planning time. You’ll leave with ready-to-use ideas and a clear picture of how the library can support you and your students.
