Emotionally Intelligent Leadership
Pathway to Educator Well-Being & Engagement

July 20-21, 2026
Yale University, New Haven, CT

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Agenda

The experience

WHAT TO EXPECT

Two days of immersive learning designed to help your school or district leadership team become more emotionally intelligent leaders, cultivate well-being for both you and your staff, and foster a thriving learning environment within your school or district.

Skill development

Build practical emotional intelligence skills you can apply immediately for yourself, your staff, and the students you serve.

Community of practice

Connect with leaders who share your commitment to educational excellence and staff well-being.

Practical assessments

Access research-backed tools and assessments that measure and monitor educator well-being.

Action planning

Leave with a concrete plan for bringing actionable strategies back to your team turning insight into lasting organizational change.

What attendees are saying

This was truly one of the most meaningful professional learning experiences of my career. This symposium helped our team think differently about how daily leadership choices shape how educators feel and perform.

JD

Jessica Davies

Director of Integrated Support Services · Montgomery County Educational Service Center

2026 Pricing

Choose Your Registration

What's included

  • Full 2-day access
  • All sessions & workshops
  • Networking reception
  • Digital resources & tools
  • Optional Yale campus tour

We recommend teams of 2 or more for the best experience.

Individual

$750/person

1 attendee

Team of 2

$750/person

$1,500 total

Team of 3

$667/person

$2,000 total

Have questions?

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

General

This symposium is designed for preK–12 school and district leaders including superintendents, principals, assistant principals, directors of curriculum, SEL directors, and other administrators committed to educator well-being and emotionally intelligent leadership.
Yes. The symposium is an in-person experience at Yale University in New Haven, CT. Sessions are not available virtually.
Sessions will not be recorded. The symposium is designed as an immersive, in-person experience and content is exclusive to registered attendees.
Participants will receive a certificate of completion. Please check with your district regarding eligibility for professional development credit.
All team registrations include the same access as individual tickets. Attendance in 2-day session, networking reception, digital resources, and optional Yale campus tour.

Travel & logistics

The symposium is held at the Yale Greenberg Center, 391 Prospect St., New Haven, CT 06511. New Haven is accessible by Amtrak and Metro-North rail, and via I-95 and I-91 by car. Complimentary on-site parking is available at the Greenberg Center.
The nearest airports are Bradley International (BDL) and New Haven Airport via Avelo Airlines (HVN). New York area airports (JFK, LGA, EWR) are also accessible. For ground transportation, contact Red Dot Airport Shuttle or Serlin International Limousine.
We have negotiated discounted room blocks at two nearby hotels: Book by Friday, July 3, for guaranteed discounted rates.
Breakfast and lunch are included both days, with coffee and tea available from 30 minutes before training begins. Gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free, vegan, and vegetarian options are available. Please contact us if you have an allergy beyond this scope.
Dress is business casual and we recommend wearing layers. Please bring your laptop or smart device, school calendar, and curriculum maps. These materials will be used as you work with trainers and your team to develop implementation ideas.
Yes! Optional Yale campus tours are available on Sunday July 19 at 4:30 PM and Monday July 20 at 5:00 PM, departing from the Yale Visitor Center at 149 Elm Street, New Haven, CT. There is also an optional Emotionally Intelligent Pizza Tour on Monday at 5:30 PM.