Join us for 2 days of engagement, networking, and expanding horizons at the Grappone Conference Center on December 2nd & 3rd.
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the
Christa McAuliffe Transforming, Teaching, & Technology Conference
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Christa McAuliffe, who perished in the Challenger tragedy on January 28th, 1986
Honoring the seven astronauts, including our own “teacher in space”
Bill began his career in education in 1983 as a UNH student intern in Christa McAuliffe’s high school social studies class at Concord High School. He went on to serve 40 years as a New Hampshire teacher and principal. Bill is now a professor in the Education Department at Keene State College and the editor of NH School Scoop and host of the Scoop Podcast. He is also a recipient of the NHSTE Susan Janosz Technology Impact Award and is a co-author for the upcoming book 10,000 Student Voices: Transforming and Improving Our Schools Together (Routledge, 2027).
Writer, Podcaster, & Keene State College Professor
Bill Carozza ~ Thursday Luncheon Keynote
Jack Dalton, known as the Kid Conservationist, is a 16-year-old animal activist, public speaker, author, educational YouTuber, and fundraiser. Over the past seven years, Jack has educated millions of people around the world on the environmental issues our planet faces through presentations, social media, YouTube, and his children's book, Kawan the Orangutan, Lost in the Rainforest. For his work, Jack has received several international awards, including being named a Top 100 Global Child Prodigy (2025), a TIME and Nickelodeon Top 20 Kid of the Year (2020), The Young Explorer of the Year by the Scientific Exploration Society (2024), and a winner of the Disney and Roots and Shoots Hop Into the Animal Kingdom Challenge (2026), among others. To learn more about Jack's work, visit www.kidconservationist.com
High School Student, Author, Speaker, & Conservation Activist