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Behind every data point is a student.

February 10, 2027 Fresno, California
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The leaders challenging
the status quo.

Held each February during Black History Month, our MWWV Summit exists to ask one question: are our schools measuring what actually matters for every student, or only what’s easy to count?

This summit was built on purpose, to center the students and communities the system too often leaves out of the conversation, and to put the leaders who can change that in one room.

An engaged school-system leader listening during an MWWV Summit session

District, charter, and county leaders in the room together.

~200 attendees shaping what schools value
  • District leaders 35%
  • Education directors 25%
  • Charter leaders 20%
  • Students 10%
  • Education partners 10%
My biggest takeaway was hearing from our student voices. Their voices were a true testament for us to listen to and understand circumstances/stories of every one of our students. Past summit attendee

Where student voice meets data.

01

Uncover the
Unseen Problem

See what schools value, what they measure, and what students experience.

02

Understand Why
Systems Struggle

Examine the structures, habits, and decisions that make action difficult.

03

Learn How
Systems Respond

See how leaders connect student insight, data, strategy, and resources.

04

Apply the
Learning Together

Work through real challenges and choose a useful next step.

Learn from the
leaders doing the work.

Agenda at a glance.

A full-day journey from recognition to application, followed by a reception celebrating students and the community.

8:15–9:00 AM

Registration & breakfast

Arrive, connect with fellow leaders, and settle in for a day grounded in students and practical work.

9:00–10:15 AM

Welcome, student performance & keynote

Begin with the human truth behind the systems, signals, and choices leaders carry.

10:30–11:30 AM

Student voices at the decision-making table

Hear directly from students about what systems may not see and what meaningful response requires.

11:30 AM–12:45 PM

Lunch, networking & practitioner spotlight

Exchange perspectives and learn from a district or charter team putting insight into practice.

12:45–3:05 PM

Collaborative breakout sessions

Work through relevant questions with peers, practitioners, and facilitators.

3:05–4:00 PM

Closing keynote & reflection

Bring the day together and name the action you will carry back to your system.

4:00–5:30 PM

Reception & student scholarship awards

Continue the conversation and celebrate students, leaders, and shared progress.

Keynotes and student voice, candid conversation between leaders, and real collaborative work.

Leaders working through ideas during a session
Leaders collaborating around a table
Educators sharing ideas between sessions
A hands-on breakout in progress
Celebrating shared progress at the Summit

A full day of learning.

Hear from students and system leaders, work through real challenges, and leave with ideas and tools you can use.

  • Opening and closing keynotes
  • Student panel and two breakout blocks
  • District and charter case studies
  • Peer problem-solving and practical resources
  • Meals and reception included

Reserved for Parsec Partners

Partner Pass

One complimentary ticket is reserved for each eligible Parsec Education
partner organization.

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Support meaningful conversations about student outcomes while connecting with K–12 leaders from across the region.

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One focused day in Central California.

The main program runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, followed by an evening reception. Final travel information will appear here as details are confirmed.

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Questions, answered

Need help with registration or logistics? Contact seyi@parseceducation.com.

MWWV is designed for K–12 leaders who influence student outcomes, strategy, programs, data, resources, or stakeholder communication—including superintendents, district and charter administrators, program and data leaders, principals, county-office leaders, and board members.

Two people embracing on stage during the MWWV Summit awards

From student voice to
systemwide change.

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