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Math Summit

The 2026 Math Summit will be held on Aug. 4, 2026, in the Talley Student Union on NC State’s main campus. The theme will be “Making Math Meaningful.”

  • What: 2026 Math Summit — Making Math Meaningful
  • Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026
  • Time: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Keynote Speaker: Taylor Gibson — Instructor of Mathematics, NCSSM-Durham; Executive Director, Ryden Program for Innovation and Leadership in AI
  • Sponsors: NC State’s College of Education, the Goodnight Education Foundation, and the Triangle Math Alliance, which includes Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, Durham Public Schools, Johnston County Public Schools, Orange County Schools, and the Wake County Public School System
  • Where: Talley Student Union on NC State’s Main Campus (2610 Cates Ave, Raleigh, NC 27606)
  • Who: K-12 math educators across North Carolina
  • Cost: Free!
  • CEUs: Up to 6.25 professional development hours available
  • Can’t attend in person? There will be a limited virtual option on Wednesday, August 5, for those who cannot attend the full Math Summit in person.

Registration Info

Register to attend either the in-person session on Aug. 4 or the virtual option on Aug. 5 on Sched

“I love coming and learning new ideas and strategies and ways to help improve my students in math. The sessions are great and the speakers – especially the keynote speakers– are always great every year.”

– Lillian Loftin-Bell

First grade teacher at Northside Elementary School in Chapel Hill

About the Math Summit

Held at NC State for the first time in 2017, the Math Summit is held each year in partnership between the College of Education and public schools in Wake, Chapel Hill, Durham, Orange and Johnston counties to promote equal opportunity and excellence in math education and to provide elementary, middle and high school teachers with an opportunity to engage professionally to develop their craft, share ideas and renew their commitment to teaching.

Teachers together talking at the Math Summit at NC State

The Math Summit is made possible by the generous support of the Goodnight Educational Foundation.