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UNLV and RPDPs pitch teacher pipeline events and AI workshops for charter school leaders

Charter School Leaders Briefing (virtual) · February 5, 2026
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Summary

UNLV invited charter leaders to a Feb. 17 event for soon-to-be graduates and asked schools to complete a survey; RPDPs announced virtual and in-person workshops (Feb. 19 and Feb. 26) on leveraging AI for teacher growth, data use and literacy tied to Science of Reading requirements.

John, who said he recently joined the UNLV College of Education as workforce engagement coordinator, asked charter schools to complete a UNLV networking survey and invited them to an in-person event (the 17th) where school leaders can meet graduating students and practicum candidates. John said the event will help students learn how charter schools differ from CCSD, practice interviewing and demo lessons, and build pipelines for future hires.

Pam Salazar from the RPDPs described a series of AI-focused workshops aimed at school leaders and teachers. She outlined three strands: (1) using AI to inform teacher growth, observations and conferencing; (2) using data at scale to guide school-improvement discussions (virtual session Feb. 26); and (3) leveraging AI in PLCs and classrooms, including lesson planning. Pam also announced a Feb. 19 in-person workshop titled "Leading for the Future: Leveraging AI for Literacy Success," which will couple Science of Reading rollout information with AI-supported literacy strategies. Pam asked school leaders to register at rpdp.net and noted RPDPs publish a weekly brief included in the Wednesday email.

Why it matters: Charter leaders said hiring season and recent CCSD surplusing make outreach to soon-to-be teachers important. UNLV and RPDP programming aims to expand the teacher pipeline into charter schools and to provide practical tools for evaluations and literacy instruction.

Next steps: John agreed to post his contact information in chat for schools to RSVP; Pam encouraged attendees to check rpdp.net for registration and to share workshop information with teacher leaders.