OasisLMS

Future-ready educational campuses must be agile enough to support evolving learning practices while providing environments that ensure the health, safety, and welfare of every student and adult. This session explores how flexible planning strategies, community partnerships, and emerging learning models shape the long-term resilience of K–12 facilities.

Through a facilitated panel discussion with national leaders in next generation learning and educational transformation, participants will examine how districts and design teams can work together to create schools that adapt to changing pedagogies, shifting enrollment patterns, and the varied needs of learners. The conversation will highlight the relationship between flexibility, equity, belonging, and student wellbeing, and will demonstrate how thoughtful planning and collaborative visioning support safe and supportive learning ecosystems.

1. Explain how flexible planning frameworks and adaptable design strategies contribute to safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments over time.
2. Evaluate the role of technology integration in enhancing equitable access to learning while maintaining physical, emotional, and cognitive wellbeing for building occupants.
3. Identify how strategic partnerships among schools, community organizations, and local stakeholders can expand student support systems and strengthen school safety and belonging.
4. Analyze examples of learning ecosystems where space, pedagogy, and school culture are intentionally aligned to promote collaboration, inclusivity, and student growth.

	Ron Bogle, Hon. AIA President and Founder, National Design Alliance/Reimagine America’s Schools Speaker bio
	Andrew Calkins Co-Director, Next Generation Learning Challenges Speaker bio
	Darleen Nicolosi Director of Technology & Innovation, Nyack Public Schools Speaker bio
	Melissa Renkawitz, ALEP Managing Principal, CSArch Speaker bio
	Amy Yurko, AIA Founder & President, BrainSpaces, Inc. Speaker bio