PD Sessions on home page updated for the start of May 2026

Updating this a little later than I wanted, but the first event listed is still more than a week away. I may do a couple of replacements later in the month, but right now many PD organizations seem to be avoiding the last 10-14 days of the month. Perhaps that will change once we get into May, but so far only seeing 1 or 2 events after mid-month.

Also a reminder that my updates will probably be a little more "hit or miss" the next couple of weeks (first two weeks of May). Each year I run a lot of AP testing (I think I have 14 tests scheduled right now, plus my usual presentation commitments. I have several country updates prepped in advance, and hope to be able to include some content posts as well if I can get those written in the evenings. I would still like to start a couple of new series, but not sure if that will happen until late May leading into the summer.

Again, I'm going to try to document the updates I put on the home page (since I don't keep copies of the home page when I update it) in this update blog post - I will not duplicate registration links, but at least can record what was offered for "posterity". Here are the new listings (in chronological order) as of tonight:

• American Battlefield Trust, "Resource Spotlight on Material Culture's Stories from 250 Years", 5/7, 6-7pm CT

• Teaching American History, "Reform Movements & the Declaration: Civil Rights", 5/9, 9:45-11:00am CT

• EconEdLink, TWO SESSIONS - "AP Microeconomics Exam Debrief", 5/11, 6-7pm AND "AP Macroeconomics Exam Debrief", 5/13, 6-7pm CT

• NextGen Personal Finance (NGPF), "Speaker Series: Lessons from the Front Lines from Credit Abuse Resistance Education (CARE) Volunteers", 5/12, 6-7pm CT

• Econiful, "6 Econ Books in 60 Minutes", 5/13, 6-7pm CT

• National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), "America at 250: Promises, Paradoxes, and the Present. 'Do We Get a Birthday Cake?'", 5/14, 6-7pm CT