The Program Improvement in Physical Education (PIPEline) workshop series has been developed by NASPE to provide state of the art, standards-based in-service training for K-12 physical educators. Each workshop was developed by a group of experts in the individual subject matter (curriculum development, instructional practices, assessment strategies and technology), including NASPE Teachers of the Year, physical education administrators, teacher preparation faculty and curriculum and instruction specialists. The workshops are based on national standards and best practices, and tailored to meet the unique needs of each audience. The workshops include a full-day training brought to the host site, and a notebook of relevant materials for each participant.

PIPEline workshops are perfect for school district professional development and in-service days as well as pre-conference workshops and university seminars for physical education majors. Several educational groups (for example, a K-12 school and a local university) have teamed up to provide a PIPEline workshop. Many school districts are budgeting for one, two or more workshops in their PEP grant proposals. The hosting site needs to provide a room of the appropriate size (preferably a school gymnasium), activity equipment, and A/V equipment.

To learn more about the workshop options and fees, click on the workshops page.