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In this webinar, presenters from Cignition and Digital Promise shared insights on getting all students to talk and think more about the math you are teaching in your classroom. The presenters shared successful collaborative learning ideas that they have used in a virtual learning environment and allowed you to share what is working in your classroom. Additionally, they discussed some challenges in facilitating student-to-student collaboration and how to overcome them.

The National ESEA Conference is intentionally aimed at coordination among federal education programs under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) and other federal programs.

In this edLeader Panel, viewers heard from decision-makers at the district and state levels on why they believe high-impact tutoring is so invaluable for academic intervention.  Viewers left the session equipped with practical tools and strategies to implement high-impact tutoring within an MTSS framework effectively. Whether you’re an administrator seeking to boost academic achievement or an educator looking for innovative teaching strategies, this edLeader Panel provides valuable insights and actionable solutions for grades K-12.

The California League of Educators Annual Conference brought together teachers, administrators, and education professionals to explore innovative strategies and tools for classroom success. Cignition joined the conversation, showcasing the impact of high-impact tutoring and collaborative learning models in driving student achievement across California.

The Tech & Learning Regional Leadership Summits bring together Superintendents, CTOs, CAOs, and Instructional and Tech District Leaders to share ideas, best practices, and solutions to help to reshape and reimagine the future of education. Each free to attend Tech & Learning Leadership Summit focuses on the unique needs of the region to give attendees the valuable insight they need to develop action plans.

At ASU+GSV in San Diego, we had an inspiring three days of learning and networking with partners, supporters, innovators, and leaders.

This event brings together district, state, and higher education leaders, researchers, tutoring providers, and others to work together to increase and equalize access to high-impact tutoring for students. We will share innovative solutions to funding and operational challenges, hear about the latest research, and learn about pathways to quality and sustainability. We'll have opportunities to break into smaller groups to go deeper into these topics with others facing our similar challenges.

ISTELive is one of the world’s most comprehensive edtech events, attended by a global contingent of education leaders, teachers, coaches, librarians/media specialists and more. By attending ISTELive 24, you’re not just going to a conference, you’re venturing into the future of learning! With nearly 1,000 sessions presented by global experts, you’ll get practical strategies you can implement in your school or district right away. And you’ll connect with our global community of passionate educators who are excited to help you learn, grow and succeed year-round.

This event brings together classroom educators, administrators, school counselors, school psychologists, school-based mental health clinicians, district leaders, county offices of education leaders, higher education faculty, and community-based organizations to support the creation of inclusive and equitable learning environments.

The National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS) Fall Conference brought together education leaders and policymakers focused on federal advocacy and impact aid. At this event, Cignition participated in a roundtable discussion on maximizing student success through high-impact tutoring, sharing insights with representatives committed to making a difference at the federal level.

The Texas Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents Education Innovation Exchange connected education leaders across Texas with vendors providing tools and resources to transform the classroom. The event showcased impactful strategies for driving student success and fostering innovation in education, from intervention programs to digital solutions.

The timely opportunity to host Silicon Valley High Dosage Tutoring Summit focuses on the transformative power of high dosage tutoring, a targeted approach that provides students with frequent, intensive instruction to bridge achievement gaps, improve academic performance, and foster greater self-efficacy. With a particular emphasis on underserved populations, the event aims to address the urgent need for effective strategies to support multilingual learners, students experiencing homelessness or foster care, youth in the justice system, and at-risk students.

The California Reading Summit brings together leaders in improving reading results in California to share successes and struggles, and help chart the course to move our state forward.

The TASA Midwinter Conference has become the most popular conference of the year for Texas school leaders because it provides a valuable opportunity to come together to discuss and share innovative practices, network with peers, address the administrative issues administrators face every day, and gain fresh insights.

Attendees can explore 700+ unique sessions, connect with 450+ exhibitors, and enjoy a forever-free TCEA membership—all at a price that you (and your administration) can feel good about. You’ll walk away with game-changing tools, strategies, knowledge, and know-how that will empower you to continue making a lasting impact on education.

This year’s Conference involves anticipating future trends, challenges and opportunities in education and proactively shaping strategies and initiatives to address them, for our staff and students alike. Public school superintendents can come together in New Orleans to develop a clear vision for the future of education. The Conference will incorporate emerging technologies (last year we saw a big focus on AI — we’re confident that conversation will expand in 2025), data-driven decisions, and an increased shift towards partnerships and collaborations.

Explore the next wave of educational technology at Spring CUE 2025 in Palm Springs! For more than 30 years, our conference has been the premier gathering for educators committed to enhancing student success through technology. Dive into sessions on integrating tech into the curriculum, fostering digital literacy and citizenship, harnessing artificial intelligence in the classroom, safeguarding data privacy and security, creating innovative learning environments, and embracing game-based learning, among other cutting-edge topics!

SCASA’s 28 roundtable groups each meet multiple times throughout the year and serve as collaborative forums where school leaders can share insights, discuss emerging issues, receive updates from relevant organizations, and exchange best practices with their counterparts from other South Carolina school districts. SCASA’s Seminar Series offers in-depth discussions on topics relevant to all school leaders and provides resources to promote innovative and effective leadership practices. The Center for Executive Education Leadership (CEEL) provides comprehensive, research-informed programming for education leader development and support. The content challenges cohorts of participants to learn from each other as they identify and master skills needed to engage faculty and staff and impact student achievement. Participants are provided an opportunity for development relevant to growth in their current position and in preparation for higher levels of responsibility.

AI is transforming our world rapidly—supporting learning leaders across the education and skills sector, from the classroom to the dorm room to the board room. In this new frontier, ASU+GSV SHOW explores the AI Revolution in EDU and offers a glimpse into the future where AI is as pervasive and essential to education as the air we breathe. This year's program will continue to delve into critical topics, bringing together teachers, learners, and leaders at all levels to explore and unlock the transformative power of AI for education. From thought-provoking discussions to interactive workshops, this event will empower educators, innovators, and learners to harness the limitless potential of AI in education.

Now in its 16th year, the ASU+GSV Summit is the most important and impactful gathering of 7,000+ “PreK to Gray” education and workforce learning leaders. With a uniquely dynamic alchemy of attendees, some of the most transformational ideas in education and innovation start right here.

Celebrate 10 years of innovation in education as we explore smarter ways to use technology in today’s classrooms. Whether you’re looking to maximize the tools you already have or discover new ways to engage students, DLC 2025 is your go-to event for practical strategies, emerging tech, and meaningful connections!

Gather with over 4,000 global educators from Pre-K, Elementary, Middle, High School, and Higher Education in sunny Palm Springs to learn, grow, and connect. Be a part of the BOOST Community—the largest, most recognized, and comprehensive convening for after-school, expanded learning, in-classroom, and out-of-school time professionals.

Conference attendees will explore and build on the following: - Learn from and be inspired by recent research and innovative strategies.- Collectively address implementation and funding challenges.- Strengthen connections to support the adoption of sustainable High-Impact Tutoring.

SCASA’s 28 roundtable groups each meet multiple times throughout the year and serve as collaborative forums where school leaders can share insights, discuss emerging issues, receive updates from relevant organizations, and exchange best practices with their counterparts from other South Carolina school districts. SCASA’s Seminar Series offers in-depth discussions on topics relevant to all school leaders and provides resources to promote innovative and effective leadership practices. The Center for Executive Education Leadership (CEEL) provides comprehensive, research-informed programming for education leader development and support. The content challenges cohorts of participants to learn from each other as they identify and master skills needed to engage faculty and staff and impact student achievement. Participants are provided an opportunity for development relevant to growth in their current position and in preparation for higher levels of responsibility.

The SCASA Innovative Ideas Institute, now in its 45th year, is the premier leadership development conference for approximately 1,700 public school leaders in South Carolina and other southeastern states annually.  Three days of keynotes and educational sessions are targeted to various school and position levels.  Attendees range from assistant principals to superintendents and include all functions at the district level.

The National Charter Schools Conference (NCSC) by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools is where the movement meets as the largest national education conference of educators, advocates, and leaders in the charter community. With nationally recognized experts, content curated specially for the sector, and a focus on collaboration, NCSC offers the best learning experience for those shaping K-12 education.

The East Special Education Congress, with its overarching theme of “Connected for a Purpose: Creating a Culture of Inclusion and Resilience,” stands out as a distinctive opportunity for district leaders at the director level and above. This exclusive gathering offers a platform not only for networking but also for the collaborative exploration of forthcoming challenges and innovative solutions within the realm of inclusive education.

The Orange County Department of Education and the Butte County Office of Education are hosting the 8th Annual California MTSS Professional Learning Institute (PLI) on July 22-24, 2025, at the Anaheim Convention Center. This dynamic event brings together classroom educators, administrators, school counselors, school psychologists, school-based mental health clinicians, district leaders, county offices of education leaders, higher education faculty, and community-based organizations committed to advancing academic excellence through inclusive, research-based practices. The California MTSS 2025 PLI theme, “Unite, Empower, Impact," will focus on promoting excellence, equity, and access for all learners through the California MTSS Framework.

SCASA’s 28 roundtable groups each meet multiple times throughout the year and serve as collaborative forums where school leaders can share insights, discuss emerging issues, receive updates from relevant organizations, and exchange best practices with their counterparts from other South Carolina school districts. SCASA’s Seminar Series offers in-depth discussions on topics relevant to all school leaders and provides resources to promote innovative and effective leadership practices. The Center for Executive Education Leadership (CEEL) provides comprehensive, research-informed programming for education leader development and support. The content challenges cohorts of participants to learn from each other as they identify and master skills needed to engage faculty and staff and impact student achievement. Participants are provided an opportunity for development relevant to growth in their current position and in preparation for higher levels of responsibility.

Join district leaders, counselors, funders & others at the East Bay High Impact Tutoring Forum to learn about High Impact Tutoring.

On October 10, 2025, join leading voices in education at the Santa Clara County Office of Education for the 2nd annual Silicon Valley High Impact Tutoring Summit, a regional gathering focused on high-dosage tutoring as the most effective, evidence-based strategy for both MTSS-aligned school-day intervention and Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) learning acceleration. Key Discussions and Presentations will include: Industry Research and Policy Plans How Foundations Support Public Education and Charter System Programs Examples of Evidence-Based Models of High-Dosage Tutoring within Expanded Learning & MTSS Use of AI In Tutoring What Is Outcomes-Based Contracting? Tutor Pipeline & Professional Development Participants will leave with actionable insights and tools to deepen their role in supporting district-wide academic improvement. Whether you are leading a school district, funding innovative practices, delivering after-school services, or building capacity for MTSS—this forum is designed to advance your work.

Join us at FETC 2026, the largest gathering of strategic edtech decision makers. Explore the future of educational technology, network with thought leaders, discover innovative solutions, and participate in hands-on workshops designed to empower educators and administrators.

TCEA is more than a leading convention for educators—we’re an education technology nonprofit with more that 87,000 members spanning the United States and even the world. Since 1980, our team has worked alongside educators and legislators to eliminate the barriers in education through the use of technology, best practices, and trusted pedagogy.Our mission is to advance teaching and learning through the use of technology in all PreK-16 classrooms. How? Through a combination of advocacy, professional learning, and community offered through TCEA membership.

NCE is designed to provide you with the latest insights, strategies, and best practices to help you lead your school district to success using all the modern tools available. With keynote speeches from top education experts, in-depth roundtable conversations, invaluable networking opportunities, and hundreds of experts in the NCE Exhibit Hall, you'll gain future-driven knowledge and resources to help you overcome the unique challenges faced by public school superintendents.From improving student outcomes to navigating complex regulations and funding structures, AASA’s National Conference on Education will help you access the tools you need to create positive change in your district.Join us and be part of a dynamic community of future-driven leaders committed to improving education for all students.

Our mission is to create a world in which ALL people have equal access to the future, and we believe that scaled innovations in the delivery of education and workforce skills are critical to achieving that end. The ASU+GSV Summit, co-founded by Michael Moe and Deborah Quazzo, began in 2010 with a collaboration between Global Silicon Valley (GSV) and Arizona State University (ASU). Our north star is that ALL people have equal access to the future, grounded in the belief that scaled innovation across “PreK to Gray” learning is the most powerful force for purpose, prosperity, and progress.

This year’s theme is Human Connections in a Digital Age: The Next Chapter of High-Impact Tutoring. You can expect a full agenda of learning and networking from other K-12 education leaders in states, districts, research, and more! The programming will include inspiring speakers and panels on topics like: - Relationship building strategies for students and educators - AI, virtual tutoring, and other education technology - State and district strategies in tutoring, including implementation and scaling - Research and emerging findings on the effectiveness of innovative programs and strategies - And more!

District Leaders Connect is an interactive summit designed for K-12 district leaders to exchange ideas, tackle challenges, and explore innovative solutions. Through expert-led discussions and peer collaboration, attendees will gain actionable strategies to enhance emotional wellness and strengthen their school communities.

The 2026 Community Schools EMPOWER Summit will be on Sept. 10 - 11 in Ontario, Calif. The premier annual gathering hosted by the S-TAC brings together CCSPP grantees, district leaders, educators, students, families, and community partners from across the state to celebrate progress, share innovation, and reignite our collective commitment to whole-child, whole-community transformation.

The National Forum to Advance Rural Education is one of the nation’s premier gatherings dedicated to addressing the distinct challenges and opportunities facing rural schools and communities. The Forum convenes a national network of K–12 and higher education leaders, district and school administrators, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and community partners—all united by a shared commitment to strengthening outcomes for rural learners.