Teacher Opportunities

Educators are invited to join our network of more than 14,000 teachers who have become more effective and inspiring educators through our critically acclaimed and accredited professional development programs.

Seminars and workshops

Our summer teacher programs include multi-day in-class seminars at the beautiful Union League Liberty Hill conference center and its incredible amenities, as well as traveling workshops visiting important historic sites.

Joshua Chamberlain League

Membership in the Joshua Chamberlain League gives teachers preference in registering for graduate seminars and the opportunity to support other educators in their professional development.

Teacher Ambassador Council

Teacher ambassadors are veteran teacher participants who share, promote, and recruit for our seminars and workshops. Learn more about our dedicated volunteer ambassadors!

What our teachers are saying

The seminar was an extremely rewarding experience. The information that was taught and shared helped me further my own knowledge and education, and it also helped me come up with pedagogical material to use in my U.S. government classes.

Tabitha

Teacher

It was amazing to be invigorated with new ways to engage my students in historical context.

Kevin

Teacher

The seminar helped renew my energy and drive. I look forward to using the resources I obtained and introducing over 600 students to the lessons provided.

Melaney

Teacher

I was amazed by the excellent quality of speakers and extremely well-run program. This was one of the strongest professional development seminars I have attended. I cannot wait to bring my newfound knowledge to my students.

Mandy

Teacher

FAQs

Learn more about our teacher seminars or workshops below or contact us at grad@foundingforward.org.

What is included?

Costs for our programs vary. A majority of teachers qualify for financial assistance through sponsorships. Founding Forward can assist you in identifying the sponsorships available. Contact us today.

Do you have a refund policy?

Yes! Check out our cancellation and refund policy for more information.

What are the sleeping arrangements?

Seminars

Our teacher seminars are held at The Union League’s Liberty Hill property. All participants will enjoy a private room. Check-in and amenity information can be found here.

Workshops

All 5 nights will be spent in hotels. Participants will have a shared room with one roommate, unless they pay the single room fee at the time of registration.

Meals

Seminars

While at Union League Liberty Hill, teacher’s meals are included throughout the program. All meals are prepared by the Liberty Hill culinary staff.

Workshops

Breakfast is included each morning at the hotel. Lunches and dinners are not provided. The group will have opportunities to enjoy lunch and dinner on their own at different destinations along the tour route.

Can the building accommodate my needs?

Though the campus was built in the 1960s and 70s, every building has a ramp entrance, and we have rooms that can accommodate various needs. Our tour buses have handicap and wheelchair entrances. Some historical sites may not be ADA accessible.

What is the dress code?

Seminars

Dress is smart casual. Collared shirts are required and must be tucked. Blazer is preferred, but not required. Dark, well fitting, dress denim is allowed. No sneakers, ripped clothing, or T-shirts. Summer Dress Code: (Memorial Day to Labor Day) dress, Bermuda shorts, and sandals are allowed. No flip flops. A good pair of walking shoes and an umbrella or rain gear are suggested. A sweater or light jacket may be needed in the classroom, which is kept cool.

Dress or business casual attire is required for Thursday night’s celebration banquet. Remember, you are not only representing yourself but your school district, as well.

Participants will handle their own luggage.

Workshops

Dress is casual for all sessions. Shorts and t-shirts are permitted provided they are not torn or ragged. A good pair of walking shoes and an umbrella or rain gear are suggested. A sweater or light jacket may be needed on the motor coach or at destinations along the tour route, some of which will be air conditioned.

Participants will be handle their own luggage.

When do applications open?

Applications for our summer 2025 seminars and programs will open to Joshua Chamberlain League members first and then to the public. Additional details will be shared at a later date.

When will I receive notification of my acceptance?

Founding Forward will share more details on the acceptance dates in the near future.

How much physical activity is involved?

There is a moderate amount of walking at the program and historic sites.

Questions?

Additional FAQs will be sent to accepted program participants. If you have any questions about the information listed above, please email grad@foundingforward.org.

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Upcoming Programs

Spirit of America IX

Library Hour: The Partnership: The Partnership that Won World War II with author Ted Aldrich

Teacher Opportunities

Seminars and workshops

Joshua Chamberlain League

Teacher Ambassador Council

What our teachers are saying

FAQs

Seminars

Workshops

Seminars

Workshops

Seminars

Workshops

Help us inspire tomorrow’s leaders

Upcoming Programs

Spirit of America IX

Library Hour: The Partnership: The Partnership that Won World War II with author Ted Aldrich

Teacher Opportunities

Seminars and workshops

Joshua Chamberlain League

Teacher Ambassador Council​

What our teachers are saying

FAQs

Help us inspire tomorrow’s leaders

Teacher Ambassador Council