Topic Guides

Education technology is moving faster than any single district can track alone. Between generative AI in the classroom, cybersecurity threats aimed at schools, and the endless refr…

Artificial intelligence went from a fringe topic at K-12 conferences to the headline session in less than two years. Superintendents are being asked for AI policies before their te…

Teaching and curriculum conferences are where craft is refined. They're organized around content areas — literacy, math, science, world languages, social studies, the arts — and ar…

The people running school districts and school buildings need a different kind of conference. Leadership and administration events focus on the work superintendents, principals, as…

Policy and equity conferences sit at the intersection of what schools do and what governments — federal, state, and local — require of them. They're where district leaders, state a…

The research and higher-ed conferences on this page bridge K-12 practice with the universities that prepare teachers, the researchers who study what works, and the community colleg…

Special education is one of the most legally complex, personally demanding, and rapidly evolving areas of K-12 practice. The conferences in this category serve special education te…

Student support and wellbeing has moved from a specialist concern to a whole-school priority. The conferences in this category serve school counselors, school psychologists, social…

Business and investment conferences are where the commercial side of K-12 education meets the district decision-makers who buy from it. ASU+GSV Summit is the flagship — thousands o…

Safety and security conferences serve the people responsible for making sure students, staff, and buildings come through each day intact. That includes district safety directors, s…

STEM education conferences focus on the disciplines that anchor K-12 science, technology, engineering, and math programs. They serve science teachers, math coaches, engineering ele…

Virtual and online conferences opened up K-12 PD to teachers and leaders who could never travel — rural educators, adjunct staff, teachers in single-classroom subjects, and school…