Facilitated by former district counsel and school technology directors.
Built for decisions, not conference notes.
Every attendee arrives with one current initiative. Faculty mentors pressure-test the plan in public working sessions, then send teams home with a usable brief.
“The critique format turned our AI acceptable-use policy from a debate into a board-ready draft in one afternoon.”
Choose a studio track.
The agenda below filters to the track you select. This is the signature Atlas format: a living practicum map instead of a passive lecture schedule.
Facilitated by former district counsel and school technology directors.
Compare staffing, schedule, and measurement models from peer schools.
Bring one rubric and leave with a defensible evaluation protocol.
Convert the morning critique into a concise adoption memo.
A premium registration path with substance.
1. Hold a seat
Reserve without payment while your school confirms travel, purchase order, or team attendance.
2. Submit your case
Upload one current initiative so faculty can place you into the right critique cohort.
3. Leave with a brief
Depart with a 90-day plan, evidence checklist, and implementation review date.
Passes for solo leaders and working teams.
Capacity is deliberately limited to keep studios useful. Team Table is best for districts bringing a cross-functional group.
Single seat, studios, meals, and recordings
Four seats and one private faculty review
Invite-only roundtable with visiting fellows
Bring a real education problem. Leave with a plan people can use.
Registration review closes when the final studio cohort reaches 64 participants.