Michigan AEYC Coaching Summit with GSRP Convening (Add-On)

Michigan AEYC’s Coaching Summit will take place this November 16^th and 17^th  in Lansing, Michigan, bringing together approximately 400-500 early childhood professionals who identify as coaches, mentors, or individuals growing into a coaching role.

This conference is designed for those who coach, mentor, guide, or support early childhood professionals across a variety of roles, including GSRP coaches, specialists, consultants, trainers, home visitors, lead teachers, administrators, early childhood leaders, and others with a coaching or mentoring focus. We hope to create a space where new, emerging, and experienced coaches can learn from one another, reflect on their work, strengthen their practice, and explore the many approaches within early childhood coaching.

Our 75-minute breakout sessions are designed to be practical, reflective, and deeply relevant to the real, day-to-day work of supporting early childhood professionals across Michigan. You will explore a variety of coaching approaches and leave with tools you can actually use.

Michigan AEYC Meet-Up

Michigan AEYC Member Meet-Up following Day 1 of the Coaching Summit. 6pm-8pm at the Lansing Shuffle. Light appetizers provided. Food and spirits on your own- lots of exciting choices. Play shuffleboard, network, and socialize. Get energized for day 2- GSRP Convening.  Conference attendees are all invited but conference registration is not required to attend.

Who Should Attend?

This experience is built for anyone who guides, mentors, or supports early childhood professionals across a variety of roles, including:

• Lead teachers, administrators, and early childhood leaders
• GSRP, Strong Beginnings, Head Start, and Early Head Start coaches, specialists, and consultants
• Trainers and home visitors
• Others with a coaching or mentoring focus
• Anyone growing into a coaching or mentoring role

Why Attend?

• Statewide Alignment: Receive direct updates and clarity on program requirements and state-level initiatives from MiLEAP.
• Peer Networking: Connect with counterparts from different regions to share success stories, exchange resources, and troubleshoot implementation challenges.
• Targeted Training: Engage in specialized professional learning focused on your role in the GSRP model.
• Unified Voice: Contribute to the state’s early childhood landscape by learning alongside those who share your mission.