ATLIS Conference – April 26th-29th


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ATLIS Conference

Next stop: Ohio! Teq is delighted to participate in the annual 2026 Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools Conference (ATLIS). We’re eager to network with peers, thought leaders, and technology experts alike to share innovative strategies and ensure equitable access to world-class educational technology. Taking place from April 26th to April 29th, 2026, this top-notch event will be held at the Hilton Columbus Downtown in Columbus, OH.

UB Tech, XTool, KUBO and Bambu Labs 3D Printers
We have plenty on the horizon! We’re featuring our dynamic project-based learning solutions and hands-on demonstrations with products from Bambu Labs, UBTECH Education, xTool, and KUBO. Additionally, Teq’s own Mandy Froehlich will lead an engaging presentation.

Make STEM Visible and Measurable: Design and Execute for Curiosity and Innovation: STEM/AI With Heart:

Mandy Froelich, Director of Professional Learning | Cari Warnock, Education Ambassador

Monday, April 27th, 2026 | 10:45AM-11:30AM

Roman Johnson (3rd Floor)

A framework for grounding K–12 STEM and CTE pathways in research and wellness, including Harvard research on personalized AI tutors. This session bridges technical infrastructure and pedagogical impact, helping school leaders move innovation from a buzzword to a measurable reality. Designed for IT leaders and Heads of School, it explores how to align systems, culture, and data to capture student discovery and demonstrate clear ROI to boards and school communities.

We’ve got a ton in store, so make sure you connect with us on social media (links below). Don’t forget to tag us in your #ATLIS photos. We’ll see you there!

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