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​​​​​DEEP ROOTS
​The conference is in January.
​The community starts now.
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Register for Roots to Routes 2027 by October 2 and receive complimentary access to Deep Roots--four virtual practitioner gatherings: Oct 14, Nov 12, Dec 2, and Jan 12 at 3pm EST/12pm PST featuring special guests, emerging issues, real conversation, and strategic thinking around equity, justice, and belonging in our schools.

Register early. Go deeper. Arrive connected.
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Instead of discounting you, we give you more.

Rise and Shine: Rooted in Resilience. Routed to Joy.

January 28-30, 2027
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

Registration now open!

Rates for Educators & Administrators:
Registration includes lunch on Thursday and Friday.

​Before December 1: $785
After December 1: $885
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Group Discount - purchase 5 or more registrations at the same time: $700

Chaperoning students to Roots? 
Each school can register one chaperone for $395 before Dec 1; $495 after December 1. Chaperones are full participants of the educator conference. 

Hotel Rates:
We have a special discount rate at Philadelphia Marriott Downtown:

​Single or Double Occupancy: $229/night
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Rates for Students:
Registration includes lunch, dinner, and snack breaks on Thursday and Friday.

​Before December 1: $875

After December 1: $975

​Hotel Rates:
Students receive a special hotel rate at 
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown:


​Single or Double Occupancy: $209/night
Triple Occupancy: $229/night
Quad Occupancy: $249/night


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Schools are encouraged to send a robust delegation to Roots to make the most of the connections that could be made within and beyond your school. Schools may send up to 8 high school students (grades 9-12); there is no cap on the number of adults. Students must attend with at least 1 registered adult from their school who will serve as their chaperone and on-site point of contact. 

Roots to Routes: A Call Forward is a groundbreaking national conference designed for independent school K-12 educators and administrators, and high school students to engage in bold learning, transformative dialogue, deep reflection on self, school, and society, and skill-building for strategic change. Rooted in the principles of equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging, this intergenerational gathering offers powerful programming and unique experiences that center the voices and well-being of those most often marginalized. Guided by committees of dynamic practitioners from independent schools across the country, Roots to Routes creates space to reimagine education—and move ourselves and our schools forward.


We extend heartfelt gratitude to our 2026 sponsors for their substantial contributions, which provided vital resources necessary to realize the vision of this conference. 

Pathway Partners

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Seed Partner

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We are thankful to these organizations that have
​officially endorsed Roots to Routes:

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  • About
    • Dr. Rodney Glasgow
  • Consultants & Services
  • Conferences & Institutes
    • Roots to Routes: A Call Forward
    • National Diversity Practitioners Institute
    • Educators Retreat for Women of Color
    • LGBTQ+ Educators Retreat
    • My Brothers' Keeper: A Retreat for Men of Color in Education