Leadership and Vision

Driving K-12 Innovation in 2025 and Beyond

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

9:15 AM – 10:15 AM PT

Location: Quinalt Ballroom

Target Audience: Experienced Ed Tech Leaders/CTO/CIO; Instructional/Educational Technology Leaders; Superintendents & Senior Cabinet leaders (CBO/CFO/CAO/CTO/CIO)

Presenter(s)

Laura Geringer, M.Ed.

Graphic Facilitator & Collaboration Designer
PumpkinBerry Consulting
Fort Collins, Colorado

Speaker(s)

Freddie Cox, CETL

Chief Technology Officer
Knox County Schools, Tennessee
Ben Bayle, CETL

Director of Technology
DeKalb CUSD 428
Sandra Paul, MSc

Retired Director of IT
Twp of Union Public Schools
St. Augustine, Florida
Kathleen Stephany, MS, CETL (she/her/hers)

Director of Information & Technology
School District of Holmen
Holmen, Wisconsin
Amy Zock, EdS

Executive DIrector of Instructional Technology, Digital Learning, and STEM
https://www.boe.dcboe.com/
Bainbridge, Georgia

How can you meet the challenges of the current moment while reimagining and preparing for the future of learning?

Driving K-12 Innovation is a flagship initiative of CoSN, the Consortium for School Networking, which produces free annual reports that guide school leaders and educators around the world on the coming trends and challenges impacting teaching, learning, and leadership.

Join us to learn more about the top Hurdles (barriers), Accelerators (mega-trends), and Tech Enablers (tools) for you to leverage in order to drive change and create the future of education in 2025 and beyond.

Key Take Aways:

Learn about the top Hurdles (barriers), Accelerators (global mega-trends), and Tech Enablers (tools) for Driving K-12 Innovation in 2025 and beyond;
Explore some concrete recommendations and actions they can use to engage stakeholders and drive change in their school, district, or organization; and
Engage in conversation and experience-sharing around the most important challenges, opportunities and tools in their contexts.