Discover the Future of K-12 Planning at SPC26?
A pivotal moment for education planning is here. New opportunities for analytics, learning, and better decision-making await you in June 2026. With a renewed focus across the country on evaluating and addressing the changing trends in public education, now is the time to sharpen your strategy.
Join the Premier Event for K-12 Planners
For over 20 years, the School Planning Conference (SPC) has been the trusted resource for school district administrators seeking:
- Valuable Insights on emerging trends.
- Skill Sharpening in planning and resource allocation.
- Networking with like-minded peers and industry experts.
First Time on the East Coast!
This year, the SPC makes its highly anticipated debut on the East Coast! Don’t miss this opportunity to attend the most impactful professional development event for K-12 planners and administrators:
- What: The School Planning Conference 2026
- When: June 23 – 26, 2026
- Where: Tampa, Florida
East Coast officials: This is your best chance to experience the full value of the SPC without extensive cross-country travel!
A Comprehensive Approach to School Planning
Join us for the 21st annual School Planning Conference in 2025! As education evolves, so does our event. This year, we’re expanding our focus to cover more aspects of school planning than ever before. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and strategies for your district.
How have trends changed?
School consolidations. Plunging births. Student Yields changing.
There is no shortage of questions about how education has changed in the past few years. Fortunately, there are also answers.
School districts nationwide are facing new challenges due to shifts in housing, school utilization, facility requirements, and enrollment. It’s time to rediscover and reevaluate your district’s operations to navigate these changes effectively.
What are all the pieces to this puzzle?
Understanding the myriad factors affecting your district’s enrollment can be daunting. Both internal and external influences play a significant role, making it crucial to identify, assess, and address these elements effectively.
By first asking “where is change occurring,” we can sift through the overwhelming noise and data, guiding you towards clear, actionable answers. Let us help you navigate these complexities to find the solutions your district needs.