Events

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.

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:

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 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.

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!

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.

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 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 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 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.

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.

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.