The Positivity Project National Conference

The Positivity Project National Conference is a dynamic two-day event dedicated to advancing positive character education. This conference is a hub for educators to connect, collaborate, and grow. Over two days, you will immerse yourself in learning designed to provide the knowledge, tools, and inspiration to foster a positive school culture and enhance student success. Attending the P2 National Conference is more than an opportunity; it’s an investment in your professional development and in positively shaping your students’ future.

Why Attend?

Professional Growth

Elevate your teaching and leadership skills with the latest insights in positive character education.

Actionable Strategies

Return to your school with a concrete plan to implement positive character education.

Community Building

Join a growing community of educators dedicated to creating positive, thriving school cultures through character and relationships.

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What’s Included?

Informative and Inspiring Keynote Speakers

Engage with thought leaders and innovators in positive character education.

Refreshments and Daily Meals

Enjoy complimentary breakfast on both days of the conference.

Unique Breakout Sessions

Participate in sessions led by Partner School educators, tailored to provide practical insights and strategies.

Panel Discussion with Leading Educators

Gain valuable perspectives from a panel of educators from across the country.

Networking Opportunities

Connect with educators nationwide and expand your professional network.

Leveraging P2’s 1-Page Implementation Plan

Kick off the school year strong with actionable strategies and tools.

  • “Our experience with the implementation of P2 has been very positive. Because this is our first year using P2, our staff received PD in the spring, and then again before school started in the fall. These sessions provided our staff with explicit instructions on how to access the weekly lessons, which are very straightforward and teacher-friendly. We look forward to seeing the cumulative effect of teaching our students these character traits.”
    Chris Martelli
    Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Salt Creek School District #48
  • “The seminar was amazing and just what our school needs. All of us cannot wait to start in our classrooms and then we are going to teach our staff. While in the class I was designing the walls of the school to reflect P2!”
    Teacher at Fairfax County Public Schools
  • “I leave a LOT of seminars wishing for my time back. This one, I left and wished I had another day of it all! I think this is going to make a difference one school and one child at a time.”
    Teacher at Syracuse City Schools
  • “For any schools that are getting ready to start P2 or just starting out, there's a couple things that we learned over the last couple years. Just be consistent. As you go, keep looking into more resources. They're all there. Add to it slowly, and over time, you'll find that you're going to come up with your own amazing ideas.”
    Lisa Lane
    Educator at Huron Academy