REGISTRATION
Registration is now open!
DetailsCost: $585
Location: Hyatt Lake Washington, Renton, WA
Registration: Available via pdEnroller
Payment Method:
- For U.S. registrants: Credit card or purchase orders (PSESD W-9)
- For non-U.S. registrants: Credit card only
Steps to Get Ready
Make your registration process smooth and hassle-free by preparing in advance:
1. Create a pdEnroller Account
- Visit pdEnroller.org to set up your account and save your login details.
- Ensure your credit card is ready and approved by your organization for payment at the time of registration.
Plan Ahead for Your Trip
When attending the Building Thinking Classrooms Conference, here are a few costs and logistics to consider:
- Transportation
- Plan for airfare to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, rideshares, or other transportation needs.
- Meals
- Continental breakfast and lunch are provided. Dinner is on your own.
- Explore Renton & Seattle
- Take advantage of your time here by enjoying local excursions and sightseeing opportunities.
- Preconference Session
- Enhance your experience with the optional preconference session on June 29 for an additional $125.
- Lodging
- Hotel block rate available (around $300 per night). Details on the conference room rates and booking links will be shared in the registration confirmation email.
Pre-conference
When: June 29, 2025
Where: Hyatt Regency Lake Washington | 1053 Lake Washington Blvd N, Renton, WA 98056
Register: Register during the main registration
Topics:
- BTC 101: This pre-conference session is for newcomers to Building Thinking Classrooms (BTC) and is recommended for those unfamiliar with the BTC framework before attending the main conference. Participants will explore key practices from Peter Liljedahl's Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics and learn how to create and sustain their own Thinking Classroom environment.
- Leaders Supporting Building Thinking Classrooms: This pre-workshop for educational leaders offers a hands-on experience in Building Thinking Classrooms, where participants step into the role of a learner. Explore 14 research-based practices that promote cognitive engagement, including strategies for supporting multilingual learners and neurodiverse students. You'll leave with actionable tools to help educators implement these practices, build team capacity, and create sustainable change. Plus, connect with like-minded leaders to exchange ideas and strengthen your professional network.
Volunteer at the Conference
Please fill out the following form if you are Interested in volunteering during the conference: 2025 Volunteers Form