February 6 - 9, 2026 | The Geneva Inn, Lake Geneva, WI
The Geneva Inn
N2009 S Lake Shore Dr
Intimate learning spaces with panoramic lake views.
Feb 6 – Feb 9, 2026
Four days of immersive learning for K-8 educators.
Daily Structure: Breakfast (8:00), Classes (8:30-4:00), Keynote/Wrap-up
Grand View Ballroom - Coffee, pastries, and networking.
For absolute beginners: Setting up ChatGPT and MagicSchool.
Spotting giftedness in underrepresented K-5 populations.
Helping perfectionist students handle failure.
Teaching 4th-8th graders how to ask AI better questions.
Using AI to create 3 tiers of assignments in 5 minutes.
Explaining "Gifted Services" to demanding parents.
Using AI image generation for creative storytelling.
Structuring "Genius Hour" so it doesn't become chaos.
Supporting students with high IQ and ADHD/Autism.
Buffet Lunch in the Lakeside Atrium.
Redefining academic honesty for the middle schooler.
Creating math problems that stretch your top 1%.
COPPA, FERPA, and "Under 13" AI accounts.
Using AI as a coding tutor for advanced students.
Moving beyond "comprehension questions" to analysis.
Helping gifted kids navigate friendships.
What skills will our students actually need?
Simulating complex experiments with digital tools.
How to "buy time" for enrichment projects.
Join us in the Lakeside Atrium. Connect with fellow K-8 educators, meet the speakers, and enjoy complimentary drinks and hors d'oeuvres.
Grand View Ballroom - Hot breakfast buffet.
Generating review games instantly from text.
Challenge centers for the K-2 classroom.
Understanding Dabrowski's theory in 2026.
Integrating AI vision into Lego robotics.
Using AI to help students outline novels.
How to write grants for your program.
Creating AI backgrounds for student news shows.
Roleplaying historical events with AI characters.
Managing the workload of a gifted coordinator.
Buffet Lunch in the Lakeside Atrium.
Building rubrics and giving feedback in seconds.
Designing interdisciplinary projects on the fly.
What middle schoolers need to know now.
Composing music and generating art with tools.
Using chatbots to practice debate skills.
Analyzing NWEA MAP scores for grouping.
Editing podcasts with AI audio tools.
Logistics of the cluster grouping model.
Tools for students who lose everything.
Reflection and door prizes.
Grand View Ballroom - Networking tables by grade level.
Tools for students with Dyslexia/Dysgraphia.
The Iowa Scale and making the decision.
Meditation apps for high-energy kids.
Using Perplexity AI for academic sourcing.
Leading deep philosophical talks in 5th grade.
Updates on the Illinois Accelerated Placement Act.
Using headsets for virtual field trips.
Assessing creativity, not just IQ.
Re-engaging the student who has checked out.
Buffet Lunch in the Lakeside Atrium.
Using AI translation to find gifted ESL students.
Managing 5 different independent studies at once.
How to lead a PD session for your staff.
Excel/Sheets tricks for coordinators.
Moving from DOK 1 to DOK 4.
When the "smart kid" becomes the target.
Rapid fire sharing of the best 50 apps.
Work time to build your next unit.
How to start a parent advocacy group.
Final thoughts for the day.
Grand View Ballroom - Leading staff through AI anxiety.
What to look for in a gifted specialist interview.
Using AI to scan your maps for gaps in rigor.
Automating Canvas/Google Classroom tasks.
Strategic planning for district gifted programs.
Does your program mirror your district?
Supporting gifted kids in the regular classroom.
Why EQ is the new "premium" skill.
Automating emails and scheduling.
Visualizing success for the School Board.
Buffet Lunch and Networking.
Guided time for school teams to plan next steps.
Finding funds for new tech.
Setting professional goals for the year.
Tour the "birthplace of modern astrophysics" in nearby Williams Bay. A stunning architectural marvel and a hit for science educators.
Rated the #1 attraction in Lake Geneva. Experience a world-class, Vegas-style illusion show in an intimate indoor theater.
Enjoy outdoor dining without the chill! Reserve a heated private igloo at destinations like The Ridge or Grand Geneva for a unique team dinner.
"I was skeptical about using AI with my 3rd graders, but the 'Safety First' workshop changed everything. Now my students use it for brainstorming safely!"
3rd Grade Teacher, Naperville"The best PD I've attended in 10 years. The balance between high-level theory from Dr. Tomlinson and practical tech tools was perfect."
Gifted Coordinator, Rockford"Finally, a conference that understands the admin side. The Monday legal and staffing sessions gave me a clear roadmap for next year."
Principal, Chicago Public SchoolsUnfortunately, registration for the Winter Summit has closed.
We would be excited to have you join us for an upcoming IAGC event, so stay tuned for other conference opportunities!
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