The Retreat for District Facilities Leaders.
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Where Collaboration Inspires Innovation.
November 17-19, 2019 | San Diego, CA
Timely Content
The topics and themes explored at the K12 Facilities Forum are determined through extensive conversations with our network of facilities leaders from the nation’s leading school districts.
Identify Strategic Partners
Forget walking an exhibit hall or sitting through hours of boardroom presentations! We curate a diverse group of leading suppliers and you are able to schedule one-on-one time with only the ones that suit your needs.
Memorable Networking
Wouldn’t it be fun to travel to San Diego and sit in a conference center all day? Yeah, didn’t think so! We know that a prime reason people attend conferences is to network. Which is why we carefully consider the social activities that take place at the event.
Experience it Yourself
Check out the highlights of a recent K12 Facilities Forum below!
2018 Discussion Leaders IncludeD:
Author, Educator & INNOVATION EXPERT
DALLAS ISD (TX)
PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOLS
AMERICAN SCHOOL & UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
San Diego
Perched on its own 15-acre peninsula, Loews Coronado Bay is a private oasis of tranquility near San Diego. This Coronado hotel offers views of the shimmering bay waters and the San Diego skyline.
From the Blog..
How Can Facilities Leaders Enhance School Security?
Wanda Paul, of Palm Beach County Schools, and Dan Demland, of Arizona School Facilities Board, shared valuable insights at the K12 Facilities Forum into how facilities leaders can be a catalyst for strengthened school security via operations, design principles, and staff training.
Personalized Learning: What Facilities Leaders Should Know
Many school districts are eagerly adapting their educational models and classrooms around personalized learning concept. The K12 Facilities Forum spoke with thought leaders Michael Horn and Daniela Fairchild who are pioneers of this emerging movement in the education world.
How Biophilic Design Benefits Students with Autism
The Bancroft Raymond & Joanne Welsh Campus is one of the first campuses in the nation designed for students with autism. We asked from Merilee Meacock of KSS Architects, the architect behind the project, how facilities leaders can apply biophilic design principles in their own schools.
