Sessions of 2026 Midwinter Leadership Conference: Rebecca Robinson
Robinson, Rebecca
ACOVA President Elect
ACOVA is the professional association whose mission is to build community, advocacy and leadership for Arizona Career and Technical Education (CTE) Administrators. ACOVA’s Objectives: Ensure leadership development for all CTE administrators. Provide relevant information on critical issues, research and legislation related to CTE. Provide mentoring opportunities for CTE administrators and support the development of their daily and long-term professional and executive skills. Establish and build a connective support network for CTE administrators. Represent CTE administrators and advocate for CTE critical issues with key stakeholders. Recognize excellence in leadership among CTE administrators ACOVA is dedicated to the continued support and training of all current and aspiring CTE Administrators because CTE leadership is a journey not a destination.
Sessions:
ACOVA Critical Issues: Collaborating for Solutions
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Prescott Resort & Conference Center
The ACOVA Critical Issues session at the ACTEAZ Midwinter Conference provides CTE leaders with a dedicated space to collaborate, reflect, and identify the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing Career & Technical Education today. Designed for local directors and administrators across Arizona, this interactive working session invites participants to share their top priorities, emerging concerns, and real-world insights related to both local and statewide CTE issues. Through facilitated discussion and collaborative analysis, attendees will collectively determine and prioritize the current critical issues impacting CTE programs. The outcomes of this session directly inform and shape the ACOVA Board’s annual program of work—ensuring that statewide efforts, advocacy, and professional development initiatives remain aligned with the needs of those leading programs at the local level. Join us to lend your voice, contribute your expertise, and help set the direction for Arizona’s CTE leadership community in the year ahead.
