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EDUCON is a premier educational showcase and learning opportunity for teachers, principals, and district leaders. Participants will have the opportunity to choose breakout sessions led by school districts from across the Central Kentucky region and beyond. You will not just come away with a good idea or two; you will gain an abundance of great ideas and best practices that you can immediately apply in your classroom, school, or district.

Breakout Session Strands: Your chance to focus on a particular area of interest throughout the conference or explore a broader span!
1. Academics & Instructional Best Practices
2. AI & Technology
3. Systemic School Supports
4. Career Exploration & Future Focused Opportunities

We’re proud to announce our keynote speakers: On Day 1, Jimmy Casas, nationally recognized educator and author of Culturize and Day 2, Horacio Sanchez, renowned expert on resilience and brain-based learning. Both will deliver powerful messages to inspire and equip educators to lead with purpose, compassion, and innovation..

Daily Schedule
7:45 am Registration and Vendor Hall opens
8:30 am Welcome & Keynote Speaker
10:30 am -11:30 am Breakout Sessions 
12:00 pm -1:00 pm Lunch break 
1:15 pm -2:15 pm Breakout Sessions 
2:30 pm -3:30 pm Breakout Sessions 
Wednesday June 10, 2026 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
Most accountability systems measure learning on a single day with a single score. They tell us who performed well, but not who is truly ready.
Fleming County Schools decided to redesign the system from the inside out.
“The Unicorn Project” shares how our district aligned instruction, assessment, and accountability into one coherent model grounded in two anchors: our Instructional Model built around Five Areas of Focus and our Vibrant Ecosystem Model that connects learning, culture, outcomes, and community. Instead of isolated initiatives, everything works as one system.
Accountability shifts from single-day points to compelling evidence collected over time. Growth shows progress. Mastery shows standards-based learning. Readiness shows transfer through authentic tasks, performance assessments, and real-world application. Reporting makes learning visible through clear, stakeholder-friendly dashboards that signal direction rather than just scores.
Participants will see how performance-based assessments, student portfolios, and local measures create a more accurate picture of student readiness while still honoring state requirements.
This session is not theory or aspiration. It is a practical framework currently in use across a rural Kentucky district.
Attendees will leave with templates and tools to design their own local accountability approach that measures what truly matters.
Speakers
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Michelle Hunt

CAO, Fleming County

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Tiffany Lane

Director of Special Education, Fleming County

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Brian Creasman

Superintendent, Fleming County
I was raised in Nantahala, North Carolina known for the noonday sun and Olympic whitewater rafting. Over the course of my training, I earned an A.S. in Education, a B.S. in Public Administration, a M.Ed. in Instructional Technology, an Ed.S. and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership... Read More →
Wednesday June 10, 2026 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
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