Education Reform

Education Reform Summits are happening across the country — in person and virtually. Each panel brings together parents, students, educators, administrators, and leaders to identify what’s working, what’s not, and what must change.

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Upcoming

• Summit 1: Brookings, SD — November 8, 2025

• Summit 2: Virtual — November 12, 2025

• Summit 3: Location TBD — November 22, 2025

• Summit 4: Virtual — November 26, 2025

• Summit 5: Location TBD — December 6, 2025

• Summit 6: Virtual — December 10, 2025

• Summit 7 (Finale): Location TBD — December 19, 2025

📌 RSVP today to save your spot and receive livestream links, updates, and exclusive event recaps.

Your voice matters. We are seeking panelists from every corner of education — parents, teachers, students, administrators, community leaders, and policymakers. No experience required — only a passion for education and a willingness to share your story.

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• Share your perspective on challenges and successes in today’s classrooms.

• Amplify the voices of learners who are too often unheard.

• Contribute directly to reform strategies shaping future schools.

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📌 Complete the short application to join an upcoming summit panel.

Every panel is recorded, analyzed, and turned into actionable findings. These insights will be compiled into white papers that schools, policymakers, and communities can use to guide meaningful reform.

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• First Release: State of Education Reform: Voices from Across the U.S. — December 19, 2025

• Ongoing reports will address key themes like literacy, math readiness, teacher retention, and equitable access.

• Free downloads for parents, educators, and community members.

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📌 Be the first to access these reports and share them in your community.

Too many students say, “School wasn’t built for me.” This movement exists to change that. Education must serve all learners — not just high flyers. The Education Reform Summits give every voice a seat at the table so schools can be reimagined around equity, access, and real learning.

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• We’re listening to learners who struggle.

• We’re honoring educators who feel unheard.

• We’re including parents, grandparents, and policymakers in the conversation.

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📌 Together, we are building schools where every learner thrives.