PARTNER WITH KASS
Kentucky's public school superintendents are among the most consequential decision-makers in the state.
A KASS partnership puts you in the room where they work.
171 districts. One statewide organization. Four convenings a year, leadership development programs, and a weekly email that reaches sitting superintendents at roughly double industry-average open rates.
Superintendents are not a passive conference audience. They are CEO-level leaders accountable for governance, operations, compliance, and long-term student outcomes across their communities. When they attend a KASS event, they are there to understand what is moving in Frankfort, to think alongside peers, and to find partners who can help them do the job better.
That means a KASS partnership is not a booth rental. It is access to a professional community that actively vets who is in the room with them.
171
Kentucky public school districts represented
2x
Email open rate vs. industry standard
4
Statewide convenings per year
STATEWIDE CONVENINGS
KASS gathers Kentucky's sitting district superintendents four times a year. Each event has a distinct format and audience concentration. Sponsorship opportunities vary by event.
KASS FALL
SUMMIT
An opening convening of the fiscal year. Focused on district priorities and policy context heading into the legislative cycle. Intimate format, no exhibit hall. Sponsors are visible throughout.
Date: TBD
KASS ANNUAL
CONFERENCE
The largest KASS event of the year. Traditional conference format with an exhibition hall, general sessions, and breakouts. Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities differ from other events due to format and scale.
Date: December
SUPERINTENDENT
BREAKFAST AT KSBA
A focused gathering held in conjunction with the Kentucky School Boards Association annual conference. One sponsorship available. Attendance is concentrated and senior-level.
Date: February
KASS SUMMER
SUMMIT
A closing convening of the fiscal year. Designed for forward-looking strategic conversation as districts prepare for the year ahead. Same intimate format as the Fall Summit.
Date: TBD
Sponsorship opportunities
PARTNER AT KASS EVENTS
Pricing and recognition vary by event. Availability is shown in real time at checkout. All partnerships are processed through our events registration system.
KASS SUMMITS — FALL + SUMMER
Tiers below apply to each summit individually. Pricing is per summit.
Summit Preferred Partner
$3000
per summit
- Primary event recognition
- Dedicated session or featured remarks
- Program listing + website mention
- Post-event digital mention
- First right of refusal, next year
Availability: Limited.
Session, Meal, or Reception Sponsor
$[TBD]
per summit
- Recognition tied to a specific session, meal, or reception
- Signage and verbal acknowledgment
- Event program listing
Availability: [Number] available.
KASS ANNUAL CONFERENCE — DECEMBER
Annual Conference tiers coming soon
The Annual Conference has a distinct format, exhibition hall, and a longer event schedule than the summits. Sponsorship tiers and pricing are being finalized and will be published here shortly. Register interest below and we'll follow up when they're available.
KSBA SUPERINTENDENT BREAKFAST — FEBRUARY
Breakfast Presenting Sponsor
$3000 - $3500
One sponsorship available per year.
This is a single-sponsor opportunity for organizations seeking direct, concentrated access to sitting superintendents in a structured breakfast format.
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATIONAL OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
KASS's leadership development programs serve aspiring and early-career superintendents through structured, high-engagement formats. Sponsorship opportunities within these programs are limited and intentional. Audience composition differs from statewide convenings.
ORGANIZATIONS PARTNERING WITH KASS
These organizations are active KASS partners. Links are tracked so partners can see the referral traffic their placement generates.
WHAT OUR PARTNERS ARE SAYING
Organizations that have partnered with KASS describe the value of being in the room during working sessions, being included in communications that superintendents actually read, and building relationships with district leaders before those leaders need what you offer.
