VSBA New Board Member and Superintendent Orientations
January 28, 2025
Hilton Richmond Downtown
Few roles are as vital to our communities as school board members. VSBA is here to empower you and ensure a strong start. Our Annual New Member Orientation not only covers core subjects but also values your unique voice and role within the governance team. Your perspective is key to your board’s success.
Why Attend?
- The annual VSBA New Member Orientation Training is designed to equip you with essential knowledge and skills.
- All newly elected and appointed school board members/Superintendents within the last year, this is your opportunity to gain invaluable insights and guidance.
- Gain valuable insights on effective advocacy for your community.
- Learn strategies for teamwork and collaboration with fellow board members and the superintendent.
Prepare to make your voice heard, collaborate effectively, and become an integral part of your school board’s governance team. We look forward to seeing you at this informative and engaging event!
Cost: $250 per registration
Brochure: Click Here
Registration: Please reach out to your school division clerk to register for this event. For affiliate members, please reach out to Mikaela Coffey for registration at mikaela@vsba.org. (Registration for VSBA meetings is only open to VSBA members and affiliate members.)
This event earns 6 VSBA Academy Credit points. For more information on the VSBA Academy Credits and Awards please click here. More information on the meeting can be found in the meeting brochure and on the VSBA website. If you have any questions, please contact Mikaela Coffey, Director of Meetings and Conferences, at mikaela@vsba.org.
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsor!
For questions or more information, contact Mikaela Coffey, Director of Meetings and Conferences at mikaela@vsbaDOTorg or 1-800-446-8722.
Disclaimer: Participation in VSBA initiatives and observances is optional. Any related materials from the Association are shared as suggested ideas and resources for implementation. Member school boards may choose not to participate locally.
VSBA Chair and Vice Chair Orientation
January 28, 2025
Hilton Richmond Downtown
Are you stepping into the role of School Board Chair or Vice-Chair for the first time, or have you been in either position for a while and are seeking to enhance your effectiveness? If your answer is yes to either of these questions, this session is tailored just for you!
This workshop is designed to provide you with valuable insights and best practices, ensuring a smooth and successful tenure in your important role.
During this orientation, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from those who will cover a wide range of topics, all carefully curated to help you navigate your responsibilities seamlessly. Whether it’s fostering productive relationships with your superintendent, managing interactions with the local media, understanding parliamentary procedures, or addressing legal matters, our orientation has you covered.
Join us and take full advantage of this informative session. This session offers invaluable insights into overcoming challenges that you may encounter in your new leadership role.
Cost: $250 per registration
Brochure: Click Here
Registration: Please reach out to your school division clerk to register for this event. For affiliate members, please reach out to Mikaela Coffey for registration at mikaela@vsba.org. (Registration for VSBA meetings is only open to VSBA members and affiliate members.)
This event earns 6 VSBA Academy Credit points. For more information on the VSBA Academy Credits and Awards please click here. More information on the meeting can be found in the meeting brochure and on the VSBA website. If you have any questions, please contact Mikaela Coffey, Director of Meetings and Conferences, at mikaela@vsba.org.
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsor!
For questions or more information, contact Mikaela Coffey, Director of Meetings and Conferences at mikaela@vsbaDOTorg or 1-800-446-8722.
Disclaimer: Participation in VSBA initiatives and observances is optional. Any related materials from the Association are shared as suggested ideas and resources for implementation. Member school boards may choose not to participate locally.