The Future of Education Starts Here

Mar 19-21, 2026
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Our flagship event bringing together educators from across the country to connect, learn, and inspire.

Featured Speakers

Opening Keynote – Lisa Moe

2025-2026 Riverside County Teacher of the Year

Embracing Now: The Power of the Present in Education

Thursday, March 19th, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

  • We look back to reflect. We look ahead to prepare. But what happens when we pause to recognize the power of now?Through the lens of a living timeline, Lisa invites audiences to see the present moment as the place where transformation truly begins. With real stories from her classroom and insights from the frontlines of teaching, Lisa brings a message that is as authentic as it is inspiring.  
  • This isn’t about the past or the future.  It’s about finding courage, creativity, and connection in the now—so we can embrace what’s next without losing sight of what matters most: our students.
About Lisa Moe:

Lisa Moe (@MissMoeTeaches) is the 2026 Riverside County Teacher of the Year, an award-winning educator, keynote speaker, and advocate for innovation in education. Nationally recognized for her impact, Lisa uses technology, Universal Design for Learning, and social-emotional learning to create student-driven, equity-focused classrooms. As a storyteller and thought leader, she inspires educators to reimagine learning, breaking barriers with creativity, inclusivity, and innovation. Whether on stage or online, Lisa’s work continues to shape the future of education—one classroom at a time.

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Closing Keynote – Holly Clark

AI in Education Strategist

AI-Powered Classrooms: Where Curiosity Meets Infinite Possibility

Saturday, March 21st, 9:00 AM – 10:45 AM

  • This inspiring talk delves into how AI is transforming education by personalizing learning, fostering creativity, and connecting students to real-world challenges.  Through powerful stories, practical examples, and a look at groundbreaking technology, you’ll discover how AI can ignite curiosity and unlock the boundless potential of every student.
  • Whether you’re an educator seeking new approaches or a leader shaping the future of learning, this keynote will leave you motivated to embrace the transformative power of AI in your classrooms—and beyond.
About Holly Clark:

Holly Clark (@HollyClarkEdu) is recognized globally as a leading voice in the integration of artificial intelligence in education. A native Californian, Holly’s teaching career has spanned San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Fresno, and San Diego, where she helped pioneer one of the nation’s first 1:1 classrooms in Menlo Park, CA.

A Google Certified Innovator, Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, and National Board Certified Teacher, Holly’s passion lies in empowering teachers to find their blended learning and AI genius—creating classrooms where creativity, connection, and curiosity thrive.

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CUE Exchange

Innovation in Context: Leading Through Complexity in Today’s Schools

Thursday, March 19th, 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM

This panel will explore:

  • How to address learning gaps without increasing screen fatigue
  • How to support teacher capacity while raising expectations
  • How to innovate without eroding trust
  • Where technology meaningfully supports core academic and human goals, and where it does not

Sal Khan (@salkhanacademy)  is the founder and CEO of Khan Academy and vision steward of TED. What began as tutoring his cousins remotely has grown into a global learning platform with more than 190 million registered users across 190 countries. Khan Academy offers free interactive exercises, instructional videos, and teacher tools spanning math, science, humanities, writing, and SAT prep. The nonprofit is pioneering AI in education through Khanmigo, an AI tutor and teaching assistant now active in more than 380 U.S. school districts and expanding internationally.

Dr. Amy Alzina, is the Superintendent of Cold Spring School District, one of California’s top-performing and most innovative districts, where she has made it a model for academic excellence and AI integration. As Chair of ACSA’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force and board member of both ACSA and the Small School Districts’ Association, she is a leading statewide voice in helping school systems responsibly implement AI to personalize learning and empower educators. A former principal of a nationally recognized Title I school, Dr. Alzina’s leadership is anchored in equity, excellence, and future-ready education.

Dr. Ruth Perez, Deputy Superintendent of the Los Angeles County Office of Education, brings over 20 years of superintendent experience and a lifelong commitment to equity rooted in her own journey as a former English Language Learner from Puerto Rico. She has led successful bond campaigns securing millions for technology and facilities, founded an Education Foundation that raised over $250,000 in scholarships, and held senior leadership roles across LAUSD, Riverside County, and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. A passionate advocate for Latino leaders, she serves on the board of ALAS and believes every student must be able to see who they can become.

Jason Hovey is Director of School Partnerships at Khan Academy where he works with states, counties, and school districts to drive student outcomes by leveraging Khan Academy’s content and tools, including Khanmigo, the AI powered student tutor and teaching assistant. Jason is a former elementary and middle school teacher and technology coordinator, and previously built out Yahoo!’s kids and education businesses. He has over 25 years experience working in EdTech and the K-12 sector. Jason lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and three daughters.