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Here are real testimonials from people who hired me and audience members who attended my Keynotes & Sessions.

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Google Review from Emily Tracy

We recently had the extraordinary privilege of welcoming Jay Gross to our district, where he delivered an unforgettable presentation that resonated deeply with both our staff and students. Jay's message centered on the relentless pursuit of meaning and the powerful reminder that what matters most in education isn't just curriculum and standards—it's the people and the kids we serve every day.


From the moment he took the stage, it was clear that Jay had done his homework. He didn't just speak to our district; he spoke for our district, having thoroughly researched our community and taken the time to get to know our people. His genuine understanding of our unique culture and challenges made his message all the more impactful.


Jay's ability to inspire our middle school students was nothing short of remarkable. He challenged them to never make excuses and to realize that their potential is truly limitless as long as they are alive. His words ignited a spark of motivation and hope in our students that I believe will carry them far beyond the classroom.


But what really set Jay apart was his incredible ability to connect on an emotional level. In a single presentation, he had us all laughing and crying—often at the same time. His storytelling, authenticity, and passion moved our entire community in a way that no speaker has in decades. As a superintendent, I had countless staff members approach me afterward to thank me for simply bringing Jay to them. They felt seen, heard, and inspired in ways they hadn’t experienced before.


Jay Gross didn't just give a presentation; he left a lasting legacy in our district. We are beyond grateful for the time he spent with us and the profound impact he made on our staff, students, and community. I can confidently say that his visit will be remembered and cherished for years to come.

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Jay’s enthusiasm for Educational Technology is contagious! He is so willing to help whether you are a novice or an expert. His willingness to give out his phone number and support at any time is genuine. It was a great training that made me leave wanting more!


Jay opened my eyes to his particular blended learning model and gave helpful insight into the abundant free sources available for our students to take advantage of.


Seeing how he actually uses something in a classroom – it’s helpful to hear from a teacher…not just a consultant.


Jay… Always learn so much! Brain is overflowing, but so worth it! Thank you!!


Hi Jay ~I just wanted to tell you what a great session that was last night! I learned more about gmail and some insight into your PowerSchool. Thanks again I thought is was super helpful and I will be at the next one.


Jay… I liked best  how to build a lesson, quiz. I also like the time spent to explore and be hands on!!!!!


Great suggestions for implementing technology into the classroom and/or school.


Would be nice to have Jay Gross come up for a full day in the summer PD.


Jay gave us access to his website where he has at least 50 tech app/sites/resources to use–AWESOME!


The vast amount of information Jay gave us. I appreciated the website with all the links he talked about so I can access it later.


I would be interested in another session where we would have access to practice using the technology he presented about.


Bring Jay back…he rocked!


Wow! Blown my mind!


Jay Gross covered so much ground. Great ideas. I would have like a little clearer picture of what his day to day classroom looked like.


I like how Jay explained the technology, tied it into his classroom and how he used it, answered our questions, and then gave us time to work on it with him right there.


I loved the guide through Google and exploring all of the things (and free things) that are available to educators.


Jay shared many aps and websites to utilize in the classroom and for organization purposes.

A Special Email...

Mr. Gross,
I attended your professional development seminar today at Brandywine, and I was SO impressed!  I have been teaching since 1985....I am now 60. In all my years of PD days, you are the most inspirational person I have seen!  

You reminded me of why I decided to teach! My heart.....because I love kids & I wanted to make another child feel worthy & valued. I was going to retire after this year because of all the red tape of testing & tests scores, but you inspired me to hang on until I physically can't anymore.  

I would always get all the SPED & Title 1 students because the principal knew I would work with them.  After "no child left behind" & Common core, I still got all of them, but of course now my eval was based upon performance points. 

 If a teacher has 'on-level' kids, they only have to grow 3 points, while below level kids have to grow 15-19. Last year I had 3/4 of my kids below level coming to me, some reading at 1st grade level. Even though they grew 10-14 points, it didn't count. I was evaluated as "effective".  Teachers who had all the above level kids, all got "highly effective".  

To go back to my original point, I realized today that I am still going back in my classroom & remember why I came there in the first place....because of you...you reminded me that it was my heart all those 30 years ago...thanks, XXXXX

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Places I Have Visited

  • Calhoun Community Schools, Michigan: Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes / Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity! / Stoking The Fire!
  • Brown County Schools, Nashville, Indiana: Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes and Riding Clouds
  • Bay Mills Community College, Michigan: Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes and featured sessions on Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity! and Harnessing Social Media: The Pros & Cons of Social Media in Schools
  • Genesse RESD, Michigan. Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes
  • Tawas Public Schools, Tawas, Michigan. Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes
  • South Haven Public Schools, Michigan. Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes
  • MiGoogle, Pontiac, Michigan. Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes
  • Michigan School For The Deaf, Flint, Michigan.  Keynote: Pervert Alert!
  • Mt. Pleasant High School, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Keynote: Riding Clouds!
  • Waukesha, Wisconsin Opening Day Keynote Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion,
  • Baldwin, Alabama, Opening Day Keynote Speaker & Featured Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion, Stoking The Fire!, Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity!, Pervert Alert!  And How To Train & Protect Our Youth!, Showcasing Student Pride!
  • West Bend School District, West Bend, Wisconsin, Attack Life YOUR Way! (To entire student body)
  • Sedalia, Missouri, Opening Day Keynote Speaker & Featured Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion,
  • Beaverton, Michigan, Opening Day Keynote Speaker & Featured Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion, Stoking The Fire!, Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity!,
  • Pike County, Indiana, Opening Day Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion
  • Morley Stanwood Technology Conference Opening Day Keynote Speaker & Featured Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion, Stoking The Fire!, Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity!,
  • Fort Towson Public Schools, Fort Towson, Oklahoma, Opening Day Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion and Featured Session: Stoking The Fire!
  • Pickens County Public Schools, Pickens County, Alabama, Opening Day Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion
  • Mobile, Alabama, AETC 2019 Conference, Opening Day Keynote Speaker & Featured Speaker: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion, Stoking The Fire!, Tech Tips To Save An Educator’s Sanity!, Pervert Alert!  And How To Train & Protect Our Youth!, Showcasing Student Pride!
  • Frazee High School, Frazee, Minnesota, Opening Day Keynote & Featured Session: Door Handles & Eyes... Continue to Bring the Passion, session on Digital Media Responsibility, and a session on ePortfolios
  • Pike's County Public Schools, Indiana, Opening Day Keynote:  Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion
  • Lansing, Michigan, Teaching & Learning Conference: Keynote & Featured Session: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion & Digital Media Responsibility
  • Jackson, Michigan Jackson Pubic Schools, Keynote & Featured Session: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion
  • St. Ignace, Michigan Keynote on Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion followed  by Establishing Strong Relationships with Parents, & Community and Administration & Board Member
  • Grand Rapids, Michigan, Michigan Teaching & Learning Conference: Keynote & Featured Session: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion & Digital Media Responsibility
  • Hot Springs, Arkansas, HSTI Conference Keynote & Featured Session: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion & Digital Media Responsibility
  • Frankenmuth, Michigan, MTSA Conference: Presentation on ePortfolios
  • ​Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion and Technology Presenter
  • Brandywine, Michigan, Brandywine School District: Keynote & Training
  • Monroe, Michigan, TechFest 2016, Keynote & Training: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion
  • Sequin, Texas: Keynote: Door Handles & Eyes...  Continue to Bring the Passion
  • Mahnomen, Minnesota, Brain Development Conference, Mini Keynote
  • ​​East Lansing, Michigan, MyBlend Summer Learning Day Camp 2016, Lightning Speech / Picnic Talk
  • Chelsea, Michigan, Early Childhood Technology Conference: Keynote Speaker
  • Lansing, Michigan, iFireUP Conference: Keynote Speaker and Technology Presenter
  • Personalized Learning Conference: Kent ISD KeyNote Speaker on 'Putting the Personal in Personalized Learning
  • MACUL 2016, Grand Rapids, Michigan: Building Community Through Technology
  • Carson City-Crystal: Keynote Speaker & Session Presenter on Personalized Learning and Connecting to Today's Students
  • Nova Now! Session on Don't Give Me That Look!  Social Media Works!
  • Herington, Kansas: Keynote Speaker & Sessions on Personalized Learning and Connecting to Today's Students
  • Bel Aire, Kansas: Sessions on Tech Tools for Teachers to Keep their Sanity!
  • ECET2MI, Michigan State University: Opening Keynote Speaker: Cultivating a Calling
  • Berrien RESD: Keynote Speaker: Pros & Cons of Social Media in Schools & MooGooling!
  • Odyssey High School: Keynote Speaker on "What Defines Me?"
  • Learning on The Lakeshore, Muskegon Community College, Michigan: Keynote Speaker & Presenter
  • Michigan New Teacher Conference: Keynote Speaker
  • Saginaw RESD: Keynote Speaker & MooGooling! Sessions 
  • Newberry, Michigan, Keynote Speaker & MooGooling! Sessions
  • McAlester, Oklahoma, Technology & Learning Conference: Keynote Speaker & MooGooling! 
  • Michigan Moodle Moot: Keynote Speaker & MooGooling! Session
  • Michigan Transition Services Association, Keynote Speaker
  • Michigan Career Placement Association Keynote Speaker: “Social Networking: Connecting to Business”
  • Morley Stanwood 1st Annual T.A.L.K. Conference: Keynote Speaker & MooGooling Session
  • BLiC Instructor for Blended Learning in the Classroom Project Statewide
  • Michigan Transition Services Association Session Presenter: Technology in the Classroom
  • Boyne City Area Wide Professional Development Day Presenter
  • Best of MACUL Presenter for MooGooling!
  • Moodle Bootcamp Presenter / Trainer
  • Moodle Basics & Beyond Presenter
  • MACUL Presenter for MooGooling, Shmoop, Blended Learning, ePortfolios, & Tech Tips for Teachers
  • Michigan Rotary Club, Motivational Keynotes
  • Keynote Speaker, Alma College Leadership Academy
  • Session Leader, Alma College Leadership Academy
  • Blackboard Instructor, St. John’s RESD
  • Technology Presenter, Boyne City High School
  • Featured Speaker, State Superintendent’s Conference
  • Guest Presenter, Administrator Information Network: High School Principals
  • Guest Presenter, REMC Directors of Michigan Conference
  • Presenter, “Fulfilling Michigan Merit Curriculum Online Learning Requirement.”  Michigan State University
  • Guest Speaker, Educators from England, Central Michigan University
  • Guest Speaker, Blackboard Day, Clare / Gladwin RESD
  • Featured Presenter, Gratiot and Isabella County Professional Development Day
  • Workshop Instructor, Summer Technology Camp
  • Presenter, Cool Tools Workshop, Gratiot Isabella RESD
  • Presenter, Mt. Pleasant High School Faculty

"If I touch their minds, I might be remembered.. But if I touch their hearts, I might embed in their souls" Jay Gross


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