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Directors School 2026 Deposit

Interested parties MUST fill out an application and be accepted to Directors School before paying their deposit.


** This Deposit is Non-Refundable
$200.00
$200.00

Directors School 2026 Final Payment

This payment can only be submitted by those who have been accepted to Directors School.

Please email education@nrpa.org with questions.

$3,200.00
$3,200.00

Directors School 2026 Networking Activities

The Edroy Jenkins Networking Committee has planned several networking activities that are an additional cost. It is a flat fee of $75 to attend all or some of the events.


 You must do two things to confirm your attendance:

 1) Submit payment (can be combined with final payment in your NRPA Store cart).

2) Let us know which events you are planning on attending by filling out the Attendee Information Form linked in your email.


Directors School Networking Activities
 Sunday Night: Trivia (at hotel)
 Monday Night: Pins Mechanical Co. (bowling & pinball)
 Tuesday Night: Newport Aquarium

Thursday Night: Directors School Olympics (at hotel)
$75.00
$75.00
Available for Immediate View

Empowering Future Leaders Through Internships

This interactive session will provide a closer look at mentoring strategies in the development and facilitation of internships. The next generation of park and recreation professionals are eager to learn from experienced professionals through vital work experience. Attendees will learn what is needed to develop a quality internship, expectations for proper mentoring, and how educational curriculums align with industry standards. The opportunity for park and recreation agencies to build together with students to develop enhanced opportunities for communities to play together will create a win-win situation, while future professionals are mentored to become competent industry professionals.

CEU: 0.04

$16.00
$22.00

Engaging Our Older Adults Through Sport

It's been proven that older adults have immediate and long-term benefits from engaging in physical activity. These include balance and coordination, chronic diseases prevention and management, and opportunities for socialization. As the most sedentary population, older adults engage less in physical activity as the years go on, which has a direct effect on their mental and physical health. With the largest Senior Softball League in the state of Kentucky, Louisville Parks and Recreation has been engaging more than 200 older adult participants each year since 1989. We host a variety of older adult activities focused around sports, including chair volleyball, basketball, aqua fitness classes, pickleball and more. Learn how our older adult participants are engaged in sports year-round, their feedback, the benefit of team sports and how these activities can easily be practiced in your agency!

CEU: 0.04

$16.00
$22.00
Available for Immediate View

Equitable Aquatics: The 3 Ps of Inclusive Aquatics

Join this 2020 Virtual session and explore the implications and implementation of the 3 Ps of Inclusive Aquatics: Personnel, Programming, and Policies. Discuss outcomes and examples for each of the areas.

CEUs: 0.1

$40.00
$55.00
Available for Immediate View

Evaluating Environmental Sustainability Programs

Through the Evaluating Environmental Sustainability Programs Mile Marker you will hear directly from an experienced peer who has successfully used evaluation to measure the impact of their sustainability efforts. You'll be inspired to apply at least one new measure, tool, or method to strengthen your own program's evaluation.

CEUs: n/a

Date of release: December 19th, 2025

$0.00
$20.00

Excel Data Analysis for Park and Recreation Professionals

This course will introduce park and recreation professionals to the basics of how to use Microsoft Excel for data management and analysis. A park and recreation-specific case study - with example data - is used for the hands-on activities which will give participants firsthand experience with Microsoft Excel.

After completing the training course, learners will develop a deeper knowledge of the features of Microsoft Excel, including how to modify data within rows and columns, how to find missing or outlier data, how to write basic and more advanced formulas, how to analyze data in a table, how to create and understand pivot tables, how to use the "Analyze Data" feature, and how to conduct a more advanced analysis using the information shared in the course.

CEU's: n/a
$0.00
$0.00
Available for Immediate View

Facilitating Difficult Conversations

As agencies strive to provide their community members with welcoming spaces for everyone, leaders may find themselves facilitating tricky conversations. Through this audio-based Stepping Stone, discover some tips to handle defensive participant responses, encourage participants to dig a little deeper, and keep the conversation moving towards the overall goal.
$0.00
$5.00
Available for Immediate View

Get Her in the Game: Where Every Girl Belongs

Girls want to play-so why do they make up only 35% of park and recreation youth sports participants? This interactive session is designed for park and rec professionals ready to move beyond awareness and into meaningful, lasting change. Drawing from the Get Her in the Game Playbook, you'll hear from practitioners leading this work in the field to explore how program design and organizational culture can be reimagined so that every girl doesn't just get in the game; she belongs there. This is a recording of a NRPA Professional Development live Workshop.

CEUs: n/a

$0.00
$0.00
Available for Immediate View