Experience learning at your convenience.
The Association offers its members learning opportunities through online courses and webinars. You are a few clicks away from a wealth of knowledge about board work and current education topics and trends.
Online Courses are offered to satisfy state-mandated training requirements and to build your essential knowledge and skills of board work. Registration for Online Courses is required, and course fees may apply.
IASB offers webinars throughout the year to inform on a range of topics, from policy and legal issues to current education topics and trends to leadership best practices. Webinars are presented live and most are archived for later on-demand viewing. Archived Webinars are offered free to IASB members as a benefit of membership.
View the list of upcoming live webinars and register to attend.
New Board Member Online Training Bundle
This online training offering includes three courses produced by IASB exclusively for new board members, while also meeting state mandated training requirements for newly seated school board members. Register for the New Board Member Online Training Bundle.
Upcoming Webinars
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Advocacy Ambassador Mid-Month Mini 04/24/2024
IASB Advocacy Ambassadors are invited to attend the Mid-Month Mini.Register -
Equity Starts at the Top 04/30/2024
Learn how Illinois school boards are driving their visions of equity and inclusion, and how they navigate challenges and still celebrate progress. IASB will share how the Association is prepared to assist members with workshops, webinars, and resources no matter where you are on your Equity Journey.Register -
Advocacy Ambassador Monthly Meeting 05/03/2024
IASB Advocacy Ambassadors are invited to attend our monthly meeting.Register
Open Meetings Act Reminder: For those boards that choose to attend IASB’s online training together in-person or virtually, a reminder that the Open Meetings Act (5 ILCS 120/) requires school boards to discuss district business only at properly noticed board meetings. Other than during a properly noticed board meeting, a majority or more of a Board-quorum may not engage in contemporaneous interactive communication to discuss district business during any training or other event, whether in person or electronically.