What:
SubSolutions Conference
Date:
July 8-10, 2020
Where:
The Lodges at Deer Valley
Park City, Utah
Cost:
$495 ($595 after April 30, 2020)
Deadline for Presenters:
April 30, 2020
Presenter Application Form (download)
Or Apply Online Below
Come learn how to manage your substitute teacher program successfully and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Park City, Utah!
The Substitute Teaching Division of STEDI.org invites you to submit a solution for presentation at a SubSolutions Workshop. Share your “best practices” with those who need it. Presenting your solutions at the workshop or participating on a panel provides an excellent opportunity to assist individuals directly involved with managing substitute teaching, and to learn from the experiences of other participants. Also please submit to be a part of the panel discussion on unemployment of substitute teachers. Presenters receive $50 off the registration fee.
Requirements
Each presenter/co-presenter must submit a completed conference registration form. All proposals of presentations must contain content appropriate for the audience of the conference.
Format
Session presentations should be in a format that best covers the material presented and fits the presenters’ individual style. Sessions are 50 minutes in length and the number of attendees varies at each session.
Discounted Luxury Hotel
We have reserved a block of rooms at discounted rates. Now you can bring the whole family and turn it into a
vacation. To ensure availability, please book your
reservation on or before 5/28/2020.
Book your hotel reservations directly with The Lodges at Deer Valley. You can book online or by phone:
Step 1: STEDI.org Reservation URL or call Group Lodging at (855) 410-3337
Step 2: Give them this information:
Group Name: STEDI 2020
Group Dates: July 4-13, 2020
If you are experiencing any trouble making your reservation or need any assistance at all with getting the room or suite you need or the dates you require, please call Deer Valley Resort at 855-410-DEER (3337) or 435-645-2647.
Free Bus
Become acquainted with historic Park City, Utah…for free.
Bus rides around town are free and there is even a walking map of the area.
https://www.visitparkcity.com/plan-your-trip/free-bus-system/
Alpine Slide
Thrills on the hill! See the Alpine slide brochure at the hotel concierge desk for information about activities
and costs.
https://www.parkcitymountain.com/explore-the-resort/activities/summer-activities/alpine-slide.aspx
Park City’s Historic Main Street
Take a stroll down historic Main Street, and visit the numerous art galleries and interesting shops. And, if you’re hungry? There’s a restaurant for just about anything you’re in the mood for: everything from Irish pub food, to pizza and more sophiscated Italian fare, to steaks and seafood. You can find lots of sweet treats like gourmet chocolate and gelato to sample as well.
https://historicparkcityutah.com/explore-the-street
https://www.stayparkcity.com/how-to-pc/main-street/
Shopping
Stroll down the historic Main Street for a variety of small shops or go to Tanger Outlets and shop more than 60 brand-name outlets. Free city buses will take you.
Olympic Park
The Utah Olympic Park is an Olympic training site. You can watch athletes in training, visit the Alf Engen ski history museum and the 2002 Eccles Winter Olympic museum. You can also race down the track in a bobsled, or learn to steer your own skeleton or luge by taking an intro class.
https://utaholympiclegacy.org/location/utah-olympic-park/
https://tipsforfamilytrips.com/utah-olympic-park-park-city/
Things to do
Come with us to downtown Salt Lake City for a unique experience in a city planned in 1847, with streets as wide as needed to turn around a wagon pulled by a team of oxen.
Temple Square
Experience the peace and tranquility of beautiful Temple Square of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‑day Saints with a complimentary tour of Utah’s most visited attraction.
Conference Center
Besides being built to seat 21,000 people, the conference center just north of Temple Square is also an ecological marvel. A large section of the rooftop is planted to look like an open meadow. There are also landscape garden areas, planters, trees, and two fountains.
https://www.templesquare.com/explore/conference-center/
https://www.songkick.com/venues/519261-lds-conference-center
Dining
We have to admit that there is no such thing as Utah cuisine but the state does have an appetite famous for Jell-O, ice cream and cheesy potatoes. There are literally hundreds of dining choices downtown.
https://www.visitsaltlake.com/restaurants-and-bars/restaurants/
https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=hotdogs&find_loc=Salt+Lake+City%2C+UT
Free Trax
UTA passengers may ride for free when entering and exiting a fixed-route bus, paratransit vehicle or TRAX train within the boundaries of the Free Fare Zone.
https://www.rideuta.com/Rider-Info/How-To-Ride/How-to-Ride-TRAX
https://www.visitutah.com/plan-your-trip/getting-around-utah/public-transportation/trax-light-rail/
The Gateway
Salt Lake City’s only open-air contemporary destination that delivers the ultimate in shopping, dining and entertainment. The gateway is more than an outdoor shopping mall. There is Clark Planetarium with its 3-D IMAX theater, numerous small eateries, and the historic Union Pacific Depot built in 1908. Located southwest of Temple Square.
City Creek Center
In the heart of Salt Lake City, City Creek Center is the retail centerpiece of one of the nation’s largest mixed-use downtown redevelopment projects. Located immediately south of Temple Square.
https://www.visitsaltlake.com/listing/city-creek-center/58660/
Since 1995, the annual SubSolutions conferences have been valuable for hundreds of administrators and managers to learn how to handle the difficult challenges schools and staffing agencies face in managing substitute teaching.
It’s just not the individual substitute teachers, it’s teacher absenteeism, the automated phone systems, the Affordable Care Act, the practices, policies and procedures of the school district, it’s the economy – well, you get the picture.
The session presentations come from school districts and organizations who are working with these challenges each and every day as well as the latest research conducted by STEDI.org.
© 2020 STEDI.org, Substitute Teaching Division.
