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Education Committee reports rise in self-paced learning and seeks subcommittee transition
Summary
The Education Committee reported 1,028 learning opportunities for 16,340 learners over the reporting year, highlighted several subcommittee achievements, and the Council approved moving the Public Education and Community Outreach Subcommittee to the Special Projects Committee.
Judge Laura S. Ripken and Shamika Dent-Williams reported that from Oct. 2024 to Sept. 2025 the Education Committee and Judicial College offered 1,028 learning opportunities to 16,340 learners, with self-paced distance learning increasing from 410 to 718 offerings. The report also summarized accomplishments across nine subcommittees, including publication and course work slated for 2026.
Judge Ripken requested the Council approve transitioning the Public Education and Community Outreach Subcommittee from the Education Committee to the Special Projects Committee because the subcommittee’s goals are external-facing and extend beyond the coming year. The Council approved the transition unanimously.
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