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Top 10 School Improvement & Reform Conferences for 2019

By Matthew Lynch
October 17, 2018
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Reform and school improvement remain a hot topic among educators looking for ways to effect change. When you must improve student achievement, you’ll want to be at these ten conferences that will help you transform learning.

  1. ExcellinEd National Summit on Education Reform

The ExcellinEd Summit presents the most effective strategies used in education today, and they reveal what the upcoming trends will be. Attend this conference to stay ahead in your field. The date and location below are for 2018; 2019 information has not been released yet. Get on the mailing list to be among the first to register when they release the 2019 venue details.

November 20-21, 2019/San Diego, CA: Registration Link

  1. The IAFOR International Conference on Education – Hawaii 2019

With the them “Independence & Interdependence,” the 2019 IAFOR conference sessions will explore the idea that educating children is not an act done in isolation. Education is the result of culture and context. Presenters will share their experiences in creating school improvement through independence and interdependence.

January 3-5, 2019, 2018/Honolulu, HI (RegistrationTBD)

  1. 2019 AASA Conference

When it comes to reform and school improvement, school leaders are most effective when they can connect with other like-minded leaders who are on the same journey to school excellence. This conference brings together superintendents and policymakers to connect and collaborate of reform strategies that make a difference in education.

February 14-16, 2019/Los Angeles, CA (Registration: TBD)

  1. 2019 Whole School Reform Conference

WSR2019 offers keynotes, breakouts, panel discussions, and sessions where educators will ponder, discuss, and reflect on practices to transforms schools. This year’s theme is “How do we push beyond perceptions of race and poverty to attain high achievement?”

February 15-18, 2019/Atlanta, GA (Registration: multiple options available; check website)

  1. Innovative Schools Summit

With three venues around the country, you won’t miss an Innovative Schools Summit. Practicing educators and top-notch consultants share research-based strategies and exclusive insights that you can introduce to your school when you return.

March 21-24, 2019/Orlando, FL (Registration: $325-$475)

June 19-22, 2019/Atlanta, GA (Registration$350-$450)

July 9-12, 2019/Las Vegas, NV (Registration: $350-$450)

  1. Summit on Improvement in Education

Hosted by the Carnegie Foundation, this conference showcases bests practices in school transformation. You’ll hear about lessons learned and aspirations achieved when it comes to improving student achievement, especially for disadvantaged and underserved students. You’ll be among educators, researchers, and philanthropists who are seeking ways to work together for school transformation.

April 16-18, 2019/San Francisco, CA (Registration: TBD)

  1. 27th Annual Model Schools Conference

Speakers and presenters at the Model School Conference shape school reform. Innovation and urgency take the forefront as more than 5,000 educators convene at this conference to share the best practices in education and how to sustain them for last school transformation.

June 23-26, 2019/Washington, DC (Registration: $595)

  1. BbWorld19

Change begins here, with BbWorld. Conference leaders bring together speakers, emerging technologies, experts, and thought-leaders to share best practices in transforming schools and improving students achievement at all levels in the education continuum.

July 23-25, 2019, 2018/Austin,TX (Registration: TBD)

  1. The AIE Conference

The Advancing Improvement in Education Conference (AIE) inspires school leaders to make bold changes in improving schools for greater student achievement. Attendees participate in sessions that are cutting-edge, inspiring, and motivational. Attend this conference, and you’ll walk away with renewed courage to transform your school.

Dates and location for 2019 are pending (Registration: TBD)

  1. LearningForward

Expect five days of fast-paced, engaging, and informative sessions aimed at helping you make dynamic changes when improving student achievement. You’ll leave this conference with practical strategies and tools and that you can implement immediately when you return to your school. This year’s conference takes place in Dallas during the first week of December (2018). Get on the mailing list, so you don’t miss the 2019 conference.

Dates and location for 2019 are pending (Registration: TBD)

Register early for these conferences so you don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn transformative change.

 

 

 

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