SABE is an annual conference where California students collaboratively create and present educational reform proposals to the California State Board of Education.

Region conferences will take place in October. Please check for your correct region and sign up as soon as you can for the discounted price!

One day workshops for students and advisors focus on teamwork, building leadership skills, and new ideas for a more effective student council.

Student Board Member Symposium brings together students serving on school boards across the state of California. This one day intensive program focuses mainly on equipping students with the necessary skills to effectively serve their communities.

At SABLE, students in small groups discuss and develop solutions to state education issues over three days, culminating in proposals presented to the California Senate Education Committee, leading to significant changes in statewide policies.

The Youth Action Summit of California, YASC, is the most effective way to impact the world positively. Throughout different workshops, students define the core issue in their community, and work on their way to solve them. Delegates will learn and gain opportunities to network other students in California.

CASC's Summer Conference is a leadership camp unlike any other – it's a conference by students, for students, where campers are empowered to change their community and stand out as leaders, forming lifelong friendships along the way. Our camp provides students and educators with leadership skills, team building techniques, and inspiration to transform their school and community, empowering them to make a difference.

SDP trains participants to become CASC Counselors, enhancing their leadership, facilitative, and presentation skills, and fostering connections with world leaders.

Special Projects are customized workshops and training programs aimed at enhancing leadership and educational skills for a variety of organizations.

WASC, a California-based evaluative organization, offers accreditation to schools, provides feedback for improvement, and encourages student participation to enhance California education and community leadership.