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Join Us for the 4th Annual CCLA Summit: Students First – Transforming Learning Experiences!


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We are excited to share news about an upcoming and impactful event: the 4th Annual CCLA Summit: Students First – Transforming Learning Experiences, taking place on January 29-30, 2026. This hybrid event is designed to bring together educators, leaders, and innovators to explore new approaches to learning and put students at the forefront.

Flyer for the "4th Annual CCLA Summit: Students First: Transforming Learning Experiences." The design features a lightbulb with a rocket inside, symbolizing innovation. Event dates are January 29-30, 2026, and it's a Hybrid Event. Keynote speaker Dee Hankins and featured speakers Doug Fisher, Nancy Frey, and Nicki Newton are listed. The CCLA, CCEE, and Santa Clara County Office of Education logos are visible.

Event Highlights:

  • Dates: January 29-30, 2026

  • Format: Hybrid Event (attend virtually or in-person, if an in-person option is available - based on "hybrid event" and virtual tickets being available)

  • Theme: Students First: Transforming Learning Experiences

  • Keynote Speaker: Don't miss the inspiring Dee Hankins, Author and Motivational Entertainer, delivering the keynote address.

  • Featured Speakers: Learn from renowned experts including Doug Fisher, Ph.D., Nancy Frey, Ph.D. (Authors and Educators), and Nicki Newton, Ed.D. (Author and Education Consultant).

This summit, organized by the California Collaborative for Learning Acceleration (CCLA) and the Santa Clara County Office of Education, in partnership with the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE), promises to be a powerful opportunity for professional development and networking.

We encourage all interested educators and community members to attend and engage with these vital discussions on student-centered learning. Details on registration (including virtual tickets) can be found on the CCLA website.