Education · Conference

2027 Vendors Long Island Math Conference

The 41st Annual Meeting of Mathematics Educators on Long Island.

Fri, 19 Mar 2027 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (America/New_York) SUNY Old Westbury Old Westbury , New York
The 2027 Long Island Math Conference, also known as LIMAÇON, returns for its 41st annual meeting of mathematics educators. Hosted at SUNY Old Westbury, this event serves as a vital hub for teachers, administrators, and educational vendors to share innovative strategies and resources. Attendees will engage in professional development, explore the latest teaching tools, and network with peers dedicated to advancing mathematics education. Join us for a day of learning and collaboration in Old Westbury.

What to Expect

A full-day conference featuring workshops, keynote speakers, and an exhibition area for educational vendors.

Who Should Attend

  • Math Educators
  • School Administrators
  • Educational Vendors
  • Curriculum Developers
  • Teacher Trainers

Agenda Overview

The conference takes place on March 19, 2027, starting at 8:00 AM with sessions throughout the day.
Venue & Address
SUNY Old Westbury
223 Store Hill Rd
Old Westbury , New York – 11568
United States
Organizer
LIMAÇON · Educational Organization
An organization dedicated to supporting mathematics educators on Long Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LIMAÇON?
It is the Long Island Mathematics Conference.
When is the conference?
March 19, 2027.
Where is it held?
SUNY Old Westbury, Old Westbury, NY.
Who is this for?
Mathematics educators and educational vendors.
Is this an annual event?
Yes, this is the 41st annual meeting.
How do I register?
Registration is available via the official conference website.
Tags
Education Math Conference Long Island Teachers Professional Development
Summary
The 41st annual Long Island Mathematics Conference for educators and vendors.
Reference: eventbrite.com
Highlights
  • 41st Annual Meeting
  • Professional Development
  • Educational Vendor Expo
  • Networking for Educators
  • Innovative Math Strategies
  • Academic Collaboration
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