We have launched a new and improved Professional Learning Catalog (opens in new window) site, which is now integrated with the Office of School Wellness Programs Wellness Hub. Starting in 2025-2026, all professional learning opportunities from our Office are available only on the new site. This former catalog will no longer be updated.
Bookmark the new catalog link (opens in new window) for continued access to our professional learning opportunities.
Visit the Events and Professional Learning page (opens in new window) of our Support Center for more information about the new catalog features, and answers to questions about registration, CTLE, and other professional learning topics.
Subscribe to our School Wellness Connection (opens in new window) newsletter to stay informed about professional learning and other opportunities throughout the year.
High School PD Day 2027: Registration for our online professional learning offerings will launch in our School Wellness Connection (opens in new window) newsletter in mid-January. Subscribe to the newsletter to stay informed about professional learning and other opportunities throughout the year. Additionally, bookmark and visit the new OSWP Professional Learning Catalog (opens in new window) to register.
For More Info: Visit the Office of School Wellness Programs Support Center (opens in new window) for information about the instructional content areas and programs we support, including answers to frequently asked questions. For additional questions email your Office of School Wellness Programs borough team (opens in new window).
Session 1: 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Session 2: 10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Break: 12:15 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Session 3: 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
CTLE: Attendees will be awarded 90 minutes of CTLE for each eligible live webinar they attend, unless otherwise indicated. CTLE certificates (opens in new window) will be available for viewing, downloading, and printing after Thursday, February 6, 2027. (Access to CTLE certificates is not available on mobile devices or tablets; you must use a desktop or laptop computer.)
Join the Office of School Wellness Programs for professional learning opportunities for secondary teachers in the month of February. Visit the new OSWP Professional Learning Catalog (opens in new window) to register. We welcome teachers with availability during Monday, February 1, to connect with other NYCPS secondary-level teachers and wellness champions in professional learning opportunities specifically designed for improving instruction in PE and health education and the well-being of students attending grades 6-12 and 9-12 schools.
Educators may register to attend one, two, or three live 90-minute webinars or enroll in self-guided WeLearnNYC courses to complete in their own time. Space is limited and live webinars will close as sessions reach capacity.
Share your Professional Development Day experience using these hash tags: #NYCSchoolWellness, #Teachers4wellness, #PEHealthEd, #MovetoImproveNYC
Read and share the social media guidelines to understand your responsibilities for keeping yourself, students, and families safe online, available on the NYCPS' Digital Citizenship page (opens in new window).
Please note: By participating in the live webinars, you are opting into email communications from partner organization(s). These communications may include, but are not limited to, organization resources, future opportunities, and promotional offers from the organization(s).
Please review the Office of School Wellness Programs Professional Learning Policies and Expectations (opens in new window).
For answers to frequently asked questions about the Office of School Wellness Programs, visit the Support Center (opens in new window) on our Wellness Hub.
For answers to frequently asked questions about the Office of School Wellness Programs, visit the Support Center (opens in new window) on our Wellness Hub.
Please contact your borough team with any questions.
Subscribe to our School Wellness Connection newsletter (opens in new window) to get the latest on resources for teachers and
the entire school community, including ways to keep community members active and engaged.
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