Parents
Not Partisans

Summit 2026

Dates

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Speakers

Welcome to the Fifth Annual Parents, Not Partisans Summit!

MARCH 24-25, 2026
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

We’re convening California’s most dedicated parent group leaders, education reform advocates, and school board members for our biggest and most impactful summit yet. This year, you’ll find new opportunities to learn, connect, and build real-world skills to advance the work you’re doing in your communities.

Our 2026 program is designed to equip participants with early insight into the education policy battles ahead. You’ll hear directly from state legislators and education policy leaders on the most pressing education issues facing California families and school districts. The program emphasizes hands-on training sessions from seasoned professionals to help you sharpen your strategy, grow your organization, and be ready for action in a pivotal election year.

We look forward to seeing you in Sacramento as we work together to strengthen education, protect parental rights, and expand opportunity for California’s K–12 students.

“The Summit brings together grassroots leaders driving real education reform at every level. We will sharpen our focus and strengthen our community of advocates, working toward a future where every California student has access to the quality education they deserve, and parent voices are heard and honored.”

Lance Christensen
Vice President of Government Affairs & Education Policy, California Policy Center

REGISTER TODAY!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT AT THE PARENTS, NOT PARTISANS SUMMIT

Accomodations

Embassy Suites Sacramento
-Riverfront Promenade

Reserve your room by March 6^th and save.
Use code: 94H for Summit discounts

Reservations

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT THIS YEAR

This year’s Parents Not Partisans Summit is designed to provide what you need now to strengthen your leadership and expand your impact.

What You’ll Gain:

Hear directly from state legislators and education policy leaders on the issues shaping California’s K–12 landscape
Engage in substantive Q&A discussions on current education bills, litigation affecting parental rights, and strategies for driving change at the local level
Participate in hands-on training sessions focused on increasing your impact, practical skill-building and school board success
Network with peers from across the state to problem-solve real challenges facing local communities
Put your advocacy skills into action and meet with local legislators and their staff at the State Capitol