Bay Ed Summit

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.

We’ll kick the morning off with civil rights activist and academic Howard Fuller - stay tuned for more info!

Get to know your fellow leaders over a meal! Community partners and organizations will also be present to share their ideas, programs and information with attendees.

Interested in chatting health care and education? Consider joining the Alumni in Health Care Brown Bag Lunch! We are interested in hearing from all education & health care stake holders about the way in which these two sectors can collaborate. Join us for a discussion on how heath care professionals can be partners & resources in education across the Bay (Ex. visit, lead labs, present to parents, train staff, etc)

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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.   Want to learn more? You can check out longer descriptions of each breakout session here.  Space is limited, so reserve your spot today. 

 
Action Civics: A Project-Based Approach to Empower Youth and Affect Change (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Generation Citizen

An Educator's Path to Superintendent (Discussion) - AT CAPACITY

discussion with Matt Duffy, Superintendent of West Contra Costa Unified School District

Bridging the Math Gap: Remediation to Mastery Every Day! (Workshop)  - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Rocketship Education

Building Diverse Classroom Communities through Social Emotional Learning (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by UC-Berkeley 

Career Readiness: Are our students getting jobs worthy of their talents? (Discussion)

facilitated by Braven, with panel discussion with first-gen/low income college students

Creating a Thriving Data-Driven School Culture (Workshop)

facilitated by Voices College-Bound Language Academies 

Just Maybe (One Day) You Want to Start a School (Discussion) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Silicon Schools Fund

Let's Get Political: Building Bridges in an Increasingly Polarized World (Discussion) - AT CAPACITY

discussion with Demetrio Gonzalez, President, United Teachers of Richmond CTA/NEA;  Jumoke Hinton-Hodge, Director, OUSD Board of Education and co-founder of Parent Leadership and Engagement Academy Initiative (PLEA); Renata Sanchez, San Jose Teacher’s Association representative for the CTA State Council; Mark Sanchez, Director, SFUSD Board of Education

Maker Lab - Get STEAM Going! (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Camp EdMo

Micro-credentials: Personalizing Your Professional Learning on Your Timeline (Workshop)

facilitated by Digital Promise

More than 'Special:' Talking to your Class About Students with Exceptional Needs (Workshop)

facilitated by Alpha Public Schools

 Personalizing Learning in Your Classroom and at Your School Site (Workshop)

facilitated by Summit Public Schools

Read, Baby, Read! Differentiating for all Readers (Workshop)

facilitated by KIPP Bay Area Schools

Using Evidence-Based Practice to Disrupt the School-to-Prison Pipeline (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Fresh Lifelines for Youth

When Educators Thrive, Students Thrive: Case Studies in Teacher Sustainability and Wellness (Discussion)

facilitated by The Teaching Well , with Greenleaf Elementary, OUSD and others

;ou'll have the chance to let us know which breakouts you'd like us to reserve a seat for you in when you RSVP. Want to learn more? You can check out longer descriptions of each breakout session here. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.

Breathe for Change: A Powerful Approach to Enhancing Teacher Well-being (Workshop)  - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Breathe for Change (note: participants will practice  yoga, mindfulness and non-violent communication strategies in this session)

Building Excitement Through Games (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Alpha Public Schools

From Theory to Praxis: Anti-Oppressive Resistance in Action! (Workshop)  - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Chris Arreola & Jasmine Johnson  (educators from Bret Harte Elementary, SFUSD and Richmond  College Prep)

Habits of Success (Workshop)

facilitated by Summit Public Schools

Impacting Education Outside of the Classroom (Discussion) - AT CAPACITY

discussion with David Silver, Education Director for Oakland Mayor's office; Elissa Salas, CEO of College Track; Sidharth Kakkar , CEO and Co-Founder of Front Row Ed and Jackie Soohoo, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Camp Phoenix

Inquiry at Every Age: A new framework for engaging young children through inquiry (Workshop)

facilitated by The New School of San Francisco & Cow Hollow School

Kids are Learning, but are they Leading a Good Life? (Discussion)

facilitated by RE-ENVISIONED (Stanford School of Education)

Power and Policy (Discussion)

facilitated by Leadership for Educational Equity (LEE)

Projects to Deepen Student Purpose (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Ednovate Charter Schools

Math Circles: Powerful, Collaborative Mathematics Instruction (Workshop) - AT CAPACITY

facilitated by Helios School

Restorative Practices: A Case Study at KIPP King Collegiate High School (Discussion)

facilitated by KIPP King Collegiate 

Solutions to Undermatching: Helping High Achieving, Low-Income Students Apply to Competitive Institutions (Workshop)

facilitated by Minds Matter

Transforming Oakland: The School Design Lab (Workshop)

facilitated by Educate78

Tinkerthon! Three Tips for Effective Open-Ended Learning (Workshop)

facilitated by Tinkering Labs

Unafraid Educators in the New Administration: Supporting our Undocumented Students and Families (Discussion)

facilitated by Cristian Aguilar, DACAmented educator at  SJUSD, with Angelica Vargas from Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC)

Join us and YEP-Bay Area after the Summit for a casual happy hour to wind down and connect with your peers! 

YEP-Bay Area is the SF Bay Area chapter of Young Education Professionals, a volunteer-run organization that facilitates connections between young professionals from a range of backgrounds, including teachers, entrepreneurs, administrators, researchers, policymakers, and more. The happy hour will start as soon as the Summit concludes at 4:30 at Marc 49 (4915 Telegraph Ave)!