Bill Page has keynoted International, National, State and Regional Conferences for groups up to 10,000 participants. Some of the administrator groups for whom Bill has presented are these:

• Georgia School Board Assoc.
• Michigan Federal Project Supervisors Conf.
• Montana State Administrators Conf.
• Idaho Elementary Principals Assoc.
• Title I Directors, Michigan State Conf.
• Nebraska Rural Community Schools Assoc.
• Kentucky Principals Spring Institute
• Saskatchewan Administrators Conf.
• Michigan Assoc. of Elementary Principals
• Missouri Assoc. of Secondary Principals
• Illinois Assoc. of School Administrators
• Ohio Assoc. for Supervision/Curriculum Development
• Kentucky Assoc. of School Supervisors
• Ontario Assoc. of Vice Principals
• Illinois Principals' Conference
• Oregon Confed. of School Administrators
• Educators Staff Development Seminar Series:
• Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania. Illinois, Wisconsin
• Oregon Assoc. for Supervision/Curriculum Development
• Illinois State Board of Education Confer.
• Missouri Guidance Assoc.
• Pinellas County Florida Administrator Workshop
• National School Board Assoc.-- Large School Division
• Oklahoma State Department Superintendents' Confer.
• Jefferson County, Kentucky Administrators' Retreat
• Kentucky Association of School Administrators' Seminar
• Oklahoma City Board of Education Seminar
• Canadian Bureau of Indian Affairs Principals' Confer.
• Ontario Canada Principals' Retreat
• Northern New York Principals' Confer.
• Austin, Texas Principals' Summer Course Univ. of Texas
• Michigan Assoc. Supervision/Curriculum Development
• Florida League of Middle School's Conference
• Tennessee Academy of Administrators' Workshop
• Oklahoma Vocational Administrators' Workshop
• New Mexico Administrator Council
• Alabama Assn Supervision/Curriculum Development
• COSA, Confed. of Oregon School Administrator Program
• South Carolina High School Principal's Assn
• Pasadena TX, Principals Assoc.
• Calvert County Administrator Retreat
• Lee County Florida Summer Leadership Academy
• Jacksonville State University Principal Credit Course
• University of California, San Diego Principal Renewal
• Idaho Special Education Directors Confer.
• Rapid City So Dakota Administrator Seminar
• Phi Delta Kappan Curriculum Forum
• East Tennessee Superintendent Leadership Academy
• Michigan Assoc. of Middle School Administrators
• Bermuda Administrators' Confer.
• Tulare County California Administrator Confer.
• Oklahoma Elementary Principals Assn Confer.
• Tennessee State Department Superintendent Academy
• Jefferson County Kentucky Principals Program
• Montreal Principal's Confer.
• Oregon Elementary Principal's Association Confer.
• State Univ of New York, Pottsdam Principal's Seminar
• Tri-County Ohio SERRC Confer.
• Grants Pass Oregon Principal's Seminar
• Washington Assoc. of School Business Administrators
• Southwest New Mexico Administrators' Retreat
• Dekalb Il, Phi Delta Kappan Dinner

Bill Page Speaks…
One of the most poplar educational speakers in the nation for the past 25 years

A veteran educator with more than 30 years of experience teaching at-risk students was the featured keynote speaker, recently, at the State Conference of the Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education in Austin, January 24, 2006. Page’s presentation, “What Every Special Education Administrator Needs to Know”, was made to an audience of 1,100 educators, who gave a spontaneous standing ovation. Bill’s most recent staff development program was February 1st at Deer Valley, Arizona. Unified School District, one of the state’s largest.

The education reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, after following Page’s project with “troublemakers” for three years called Bill, “America’s favorite classroom teacher; and The Manitoba Provincial Teacher Magazine labeled him “A Teacher’s Teacher all because his unique message gets at the heart of attitude change, personal responsibility, and individual initiative for all administrators, principals, and teachers. As a nationally know motivational, inspirational speaker, he has a humorous, entertaining, dynamic style with a sincere, sensible, profound message. His staff development presentations are fresh, original, down[to-earth and thoroughly enjoyable.

During his more than 30 years of classroom experience, Bill’s proudest achievement is the remarkable success he has achieved in closing the gap between successful students and those at-risk, school-alienated, learning disabled and “troublemakers in heterogeneous groupings in regular classes. Bill shares his unique experiences by relating to teachers as a fellow teacher not as an ivory tower expert.

• He taught a civics class of 527 ninth graders every day in an auditorium.
• He taught a completely individualized math class of 93 seventh graders.
• He taught hundreds of low achievers and they succeeded!
• He taught in reform schools, inner city schools and elite suburban schools.
• He taught 14 different courses at 86 universities including 26 consecutive summer courses at the University of California at Riverside, San Diego, Irvine, Santa Barbara and Davis.

Bill has been in the trenches. With humor, clarity and commonsense, Bill has informed, inspired and motivated more than 100,000 teachers – and administrators – at hundreds of seminars and conferences in more than 2,000 school districts throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Bill Page has a special message to help teachers cope with at-risk kids, who don’t won’t or can’t cooperate, follow procedures, get involved or even try to learn. Perhaps his most outstanding and memorable offering is to administrator meetings, conferences and retreats where bill, unaffected and “uncontaminated by the usual jargon, official positions, unchallenged tradition, and insidious myths, offers a wake-up call. Bill Page is a wake-up call.

Since the 2006 publication of his book, “At-Risk Students”, Bill also speaks through, with and from the vase of his concern for the plight of millions of struggling students condemned to a life of failure, embarrassment and abuse by well-meaning teachers and inhumane educational policies. Bill and his book are both accessible online at http://www.teacherteacher.com/

“I highly recommend Bill Page because what he has to say is immediately implementable and useful for all educators. He does this in a very commonsense, humorous and user-friendly manner.”
-- Dr. Harry K. Wong, speaker, and author of “The First Days of School.”