Rural Education Summit
Rooted in Learning. Growing in Knowledge.
Rural Education Summit
Rooted in Learning. Growing in Knowledge.
Rooted in Learning. Growing in Knowledge.
Rooted in Learning. Growing in Knowledge.
Referendum Season Is Coming. Are You Ready?
SEA 1 is reshaping school funding across Indiana. The revenue reductions are real. This November, up to 100 school corporations are expected to run an operating levy referendum to protect their programs and students. For many, it will be the first time.
The good news? You don't have to figure it out alone.
FREE Resources to Help You Run a Winning Referendum
Communications professional Jeff Dehler and Avon School Corporation leaders have the first-hand experience you need to help you get to the finish line. Whether you're just starting to explore a referendum or already deep in planning, these free videos will help you move forward with confidence.
4 Steps to Referendum Success Jeff Dehler, CEO of DehlerPR
A proven, practical framework for building and executing an effective referendum campaign - from messaging to community engagement.
Avon Community School Corporation: A Referendum Case Study Dr. Scott Wyndham, Superintendent; Kevin Carr, Communications Coordinator; Chelsea Neiswinger, PAC Social Media Coordinator
Hear directly from the team that ran a successful referendum. What worked, what they learned, and how they brought their community along.
Ready to Get Started?
These resources are FREE and are available to school superintendents, finance officers, and communications staff.
Register NOW using the link below
Questions? Contact Gabbrielle Waldon at Gwaldon@purdue.edu
April 23, 2027
Plainfield, Indiana
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The Rural Education Summit is an annual gathering that brings together educators, policymakers, community leaders, and advocates dedicated to enhancing educational opportunities in rural communities. This collaborative space allows stakeholders to address the unique challenges and strengths of rural education, foster innovation, share best practices, and build a network to support rural students and educators.
Here's a breakdown of who should attend:
1. Educators and School Leaders Teachers:
2. Policy Makers and Government Officials
3. Community Leaders and Stakeholders
4. Researchers and Academics
5. Parents and Students
6. Technology and EdTech Providers
7. Philanthropic Organizations
8. Media and Journalists
9. Youth Development and Support Organizations
10. Education Advocacy Groups
By gathering this diverse group of individuals, The Rural Education Summit can foster a comprehensive conversation that leads to actionable solutions, policy changes, and community-driven efforts to improve education in rural areas.












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