Find your next high-impact opportunity or learn more about the work of great organizations in the Bay from representatives of more than 30 schools, districts, organizations and companies. 

(An early!)  lunch will be provided to registered guests during this time. 

In October, we examined innovative school-based initiatives designed to dramatically improve student outcomes. But if we want to drive systemic change, we know the movement for excellent education for all extends far beyond the walls of our schools.

This Bay Ed Summit, we'll hear from leaders of some of the Bay's highest-impact non-profit organizations in a panel featuring some of the Bay's most innovative non-profits, moderated by Tipping Point Community Founder & CEO Daniel Lurie. What will it take to unleash our collective impact? How can we harness what is unique about the Bay to drive change for our children?  

Panel features:

Moderator: Daniel Lurie – CEO, Tipping Point Community

Elissa Salas – CEO, College Track

Gerald Richards – CEO, 826 National

Paul Perry – Executive Director-Bay Area, The Reset Foundation

Rey Faustino – CEO, One Degree

You'll have the chance to let us know which breakouts you'd like us to reserve a seat for you in when you RSVP.   Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.  

How to End Social Isolation at Your School: Teacher Toolkit 

facilitated by Beyond Differences

Science for Everyone: Reaching Students through STEM - at capacity 

facilitated by Brightworks, Institute of Applied Tinkering

Supporting our Dreamers: Identifying Remedies and Resources for Immigrant Students and their Families 

facilitated by Catholic Charities

Finding the Sweet Spot: The Intersection Between Performance Assessment and Project-Based Learning

facilitated by Envision Education - at capacity 

Culture within Curriculum: Hands-on Strategies and Activities for Building Team and Community Culture at Your School 

facilitated by Downtown College Prep

Personalized Learning: Where We Are & Where It's Going

facilitated by Independent Consultant Emily Murphy (former Aspire Public Schools Principal, TFA Corps Member and New Leaders fellow)

Read, Baby, Read: Differentiating for All Learners

facilitated by KIPP Bay Area Schools

Restorative Justice as a Driver for Positive Classroom and School Culture - at capacity

facilitated by Lighthouse Community Charter School

From Meaningless to Motivating: Discover Why Your Core Values Aren't Moving Your Team Forward and How to Make Them Your  Most Powerful Asset

facilitated by Magoosh

From Policy to Practice: What California's Education Law and Accountability System Means for your District and Community

facilitated by National Center for Youth Law

​An Intro to SFUSD's Assistive Technology Center: Access for All  

facilitated by San Francisco Unified School District

What Makes a Great School Leader? Discussion with School Leaders Across the Bay - at capacity

facilitated by Silicon Schools

Careers for Educators Outside of the Classroom - at capacity

facilitated by Summit Public Schools

Si Se Puede! How to Build and Sustain a School Culture 

facilitated by Voices College-Bound Language Academies

You'll have the chance to let us know which breakouts you'd like us to reserve a seat for you in when you RSVP. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.

Supporting Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities in High Performing Schools

facilitated by Alpha Public Schools

Successes & Challenges of School Model Innovation + What You Can Do About It - at capacity 

facilitated by  Aspire Public Schools, Alpha Public Schools, Rocketship Education, KIPP Bay Area Schools

Cultivating Lifelong Learners: From Identifying Problems of Practice to Gaining Recognition for Mastery - at capacity

facilitated by BloomBoard

Breathe For Change: Teacher Well-being Workshop

facilitated by Breathe For Change

Writing Goals: Pushing Outcomes in the Writer's Workshop - at capacity

facilitated by Building Excellent Schools

The Cage-Busting Teacher: Amplifying Your Voice and Influence

facilitated by the Chamberlin Family Foundation & Educate78

Overrepresented and Underserved: A Community Dialogue on African-American Students in Special Education

educator-led dialogue

Policy and Power: Building Skills for Civic Leadership - at capacity

facilitated by Leadership for Educational Equity 

Small Group Reading: Creating an Action Plan 

facilitated by Lighthouse Community Charter School

How Many Students Can I Reach in a Day?: Stepping into the EdTech Space - at capacity 

facilitated by NoRedInk

Crucial Coaching Conversations

facilitated by San Jose Unified School District

Habits of Success - at capacity 

facilitated by Summit Public Schools