Webinar – Understanding CASS as a Professional Regulatory College
Thursday, October 16, 2025, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
This webinar is eligible for 1 CEP credit for regulated member’s professional learning.
Webinar Description:
CASS stands at a pivotal moment in its history, balancing its roots as a professional learning community with its evolving role as a professional regulatory college under the College of Alberta School Superintendents Act. With a new generation of system education leaders entering the profession alongside seasoned colleagues navigating rapid change, the time is right to reflect on what regulation means for you, your career, and public education in Alberta.
In this webinar, participants will explore:
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The evolution of CASS, from its 1958 beginnings to its present mandate.
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How regulatory bodies differ from associations and certifying agencies and why CASS is uniquely positioned.
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What it means to hold regulated membership, and why self-regulation safeguards both members and the public.
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The importance of the Continuing Education Program (CEP) and the implications of non-compliance.
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How Competency 2 (LQS/SLQS) anchors our professional identity and accountability.
This webinar is designed for both new and long-standing regulated members who want to understand:
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how CASS supports leadership transitions.
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the College’s role in serving the public interest.
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how regulation extends beyond compliance to influence Alberta’s K–12 system with credibility and relevance.
By attending this webinar, participants will:
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gain clarity on CASS’s identity, purpose, and responsibilities.
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reflect on the professional commitments that unite all system education leaders.
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earn 1 CEP credit under Professional Learning Presentation – Live Webinar, aligned with Competency 2 – Modelling Commitment to Professional Learning.
Don’t miss this opportunity to step back from the day-to-day, connect with colleagues, and reflect on how regulation shapes our profession, strengthens public trust, and positions CASS as a credible voice in system education leadership.