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Albion Center for Professional Development

Explore 185+ self-paced, online professional development courses

Professional Development for K-12 Educators

The Albion Center for Professional Development at Idaho State University delivers affordable, non-degree, graduate-level courses designed for K–12 educators. Our self-paced online courses help educators nationwide grow professionally, renew certification, and pursue salary advancement.

What Makes the Albion Center Stand Out?
  • Only $55 per credit – no hidden fees
  • 100% online, self-paced courses – learn at your convenience
  • Free transcripts – official transcript signed by ISU Registrar
  • Graduate-level, non-degree courses – from an accredited university
  • Exclusive offer – first-time users receive a free $200 credit (no cash value)

Explore our growing catalog of K-12 professional development courses today!

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Idaho’s K-12 Art Educator of the Year: Karen Rohn’s Path to the Classroom

Karen Rohn

Karen Rohn never expected to find herself teaching full time in a public school. Yet five years after stepping into the classroom, the Potlatch art and STEAM teacher has earned one of the Idaho Art Education Association’s top honors: K–12 Art Educator of the Year.

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Albion Center Scholarship Inspires Honolulu Teacher to Lead in Educational Technology

Olivia Smith

Honolulu teacher Olivia Smith discovered her passion for education while teaching abroad. Now, with support from the Albion Center Scholarship for Educator Excellence, she is pursuing a master’s in instructional design and technology.

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Over 100,000 educators use the Albion Center, here's why:

98%

of students said they had a positive experience with the Albion Center

94%

of students felt the Albion Center had enhanced their careers and life

155+

self-paced, online courses used for salary advancement and certificate renewal*

*Survey of nearly 7,000 educators nationwide