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2025 IGNITE School Age Care Conference - Call For Presenters!

SACDA's 2025 IGNITE Conference Committee is putting together another year of amazing school age care learning and connection. 

Please save the date for
Saturday, March 8, 2025

SACDA is seeking dynamic, engaging, and impactful presenters for the 2025 IGNITE School Age Care Conference. We want to focus on providing Out of School Care specific topics to IGNITE the interest of care providers and practitioners, and keeping our sector at the forefront of school age innovation.

We are putting out a call for presenters and ask that you please forward this to anyone you think would be interested.

The submission deadline is October 1, 2024.
Review of submissions will take place in October 2024
All submitters will be notified of the status of your submission by November 2024
 

Submit Your Presenter Proposal Here

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