National Association of English Learner Program Administrators

Sponsors

NAELPA's 2023 Annual National Conference will be hybrid (virtual and in-person) this year! 

For more information about sponsorship opportunities see below.


Here are a few exciting plans underway for the 2023 NAELPA Annual Conference

  • NAELPA’s conference will take place over the course of a month with 2 virtual presentations, plus, new this year, an exclusive in-person pre-conference on Tuesday, February 21, 2023 with Dr. Michelle Yzquierdo.
  • The final day of the conference will take place on February 22, 2023, and includes updates from the U.S. Department of Education, Keynote Address by Jo Napolitano and breakout sessions. Virtual presentations prior to the day of the conference and virtual presentations on the day of the conference will be recorded and made available to all conference attendees.
  • NAELPA anticipates that the virtual format will allow for increased LEA participation in the conference this year while the in-person component will allow those able to attend the networking opportunities that are so valuable. 

Please consider partnering with NAELPA for 2023.  You can view our sponsorship prospectus here.

If you have questions regarding sponsorship opportunities, please contact the NAELPA Outreach and Events Coordinator, Jenna Webb, at Jenna.Webb@naelpa.org

Ready to reserve your sponsorship? Create an account and register here. 

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NAELPA Statement on Assets-Based Terminology

It is important to NAELPA to use asset-based terminology when referring to our work and the population of students we serve. We acknowledge that the current name of this organization, The National Association of English Learner Program Administrators (NAELPA), uses English Learner (EL), which is considered deficit based. With current federal legislation using English Learners (ELs) to identify this population the NAELPA board will continue with this usage for clarity purposes in the short term. However, NAELPA will take an active role in advocating for the wider use of assets-based nomenclature and helping to make it more standardized in our field and beyond.

For a more detailed description, check out the full NAELPA Asset-Based Terminology statement.