
ALT An image with white text and symbols on an orange background. The illustration features a feather, a narwhal and a flower, representing First Nations, Inuit and Métis. The symbols are surrounded by stars, a crescent moon, rising smoke, dotted patterns and flowing lines representing themes of remembrance and the ongoing journey of reconciliation. Text: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30

ALT Une image comportant du texte et des symboles blancs sur un fond orange. L'illustration présente une plume, un narval et une fleur représentant les Premières Nations, les Inuit et les Métis. Ces symboles sont entourés d'étoiles, d'un croissant de lune, de fumée qui s'élève, de motifs en pointillés et de lignes fluides représentant le souvenir et le cheminement continu vers la réconciliation. Texte : Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation, le 30 septembre

ALT A teal notepad-style graphic titled "WHY STAO? The program: Insights and Inspiration." It features two taped polaroid photos showing STAO 2025 Keynote Speaker Genevieve Allaire-Duquette presenting at a podium and an audience sitting in a workshop room. The STAO/APSO logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT A teal notepad graphic with "ABOUT THE PROGRAM" written vertically on the left. It features two polaroid photos of educators in a workshop and a glowing lightbulb experiment. Below, a quote reads: "Specifically, I really liked a few of the advanced, content-specific sessions. It's hard to find good workshops on subject-specific content for grade 11 and 12."

ALT A teal notepad graphic titled "ABOUT THE PROGRAM" arranged vertically on the left side. The page displays three taped polaroid photos showcasing different professional development workshop scenes, including STAO 2025 keynote presenter Nimkii Brad Howie at a podium and teachers collaborating around conference tables.

ALT A teal notepad graphic reading "ABOUT THE PROGRAM" vertically. It highlights an attendee quote: "I really appreciated the hands-on learning and hands-on examples rather than just being spoken to." Two polaroid photos show a close-up of a gel electrophoresis device glowing with blue light and a group of educators gathered for a collaborative activity.




















