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2019 CONVENTION Registration pricing

Member/Out of State Registrants	Non-Member Registrants*
$350 – Before January 11	$470 – Before January 11
$400 – January 12 – February 1	$520 – January 12 – February 1
$450 – Onsite (if space permits)	$570 – Onsite (if space permits)

CADA has gone paperless with our registrations! You now can register online and register with a credit card or check. Check payment needs to be received by February 1st in order to secure your spot. No Purchase Orders accepted. For more details on the convention download the brochure. Out of state attendees will need to call CADA Central (831.464.4891) to secure the member price. For registration policies click here.

*Complimentary Individual CADA Membership Included with all non-member registrations.

What does my CADA Conference Registration include:

All packages include dinner on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and brunch on Saturday, entry into the exhibit hall, all social events, all workshops, general sessions, area functions, and convention giveaways. For more detail on each package see below. Registration DOES NOT include your hotel room - you will need to book on your own. Click here for lodging details.

SPECIAL EVENTS & ADDITIONAL TICKETS

$150 Companion/Guest Ticket is for non-school related spouse, partner or other. Includes access to all social events and entry into exhibit hall, but NOT educational sessions.
$50 Extra Friday Dinner/Dance Ticket - Friday, March 1 (All registered attendees receive 1 dinner/dance ticket)
$40 Saturday Brunch Ticket - Saturday, March 2 (All registered attendees will receive 1 brunch ticket)
$25 CADA Scholarship 5K Run / 1K Walk - Friday, March 1 (Includes T-shirt) Proceeds go to the CADA/CASL Memorial Scholarship
$50 Pre-Conference Seminars - Wednesday, February 28, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Click here for Pre-Conference details.

Invite Your Administrator

Administrators are invited to spend the day with us on Friday, March 1st, where they will have a pass to the CADA Convention - including workshops, the General Session, and the exhibit hall – plus a bonus event just for administrators; CADA’s Administrators’ Reception TBD. Click here to RSVP for the Administrator's Day! Note: if your administrator would like to stay for the Friday Dinner/Dance they will need to purchase a $50 dinner ticket.

REGISTRATION POLICIES

All funds must be received by February 1, 2019. Any registrations with unpaid balances as of February 1, 2019 may be released to other potential attendees.

Check payment Policy – All checks must be received in full by February 1, 2019 in order for an attendee’s registration spot to be guaranteed and not released to other potential attendees.

Pre-registration ends Friday, February 1, 2019. After February 1, you must wait and register onsite with onsite prices. Do not mail any payment after February 1st; please bring your paperwork and payment with you to onsite registration.

We accept payment in the form of a check (made payable to CADA), cashier’s check, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express).

Cancellation Policy: Cancellation received in writing by February 1, 2019 will be refunded less a $35 administrative fee. No refunds after February 1, 2019. Please send your cancellation request to info@cada1.org

Substitution/Transfer Policy: Transfers made in writing prior to February 1, 2019 will be assessed a $35 administrative fee to transfer a registration to another individual. If you are transferring a member to a non-member attendee, the difference in registration fees will be charged as well. All name badges are prepared the week after pre-registration closes on February 1, 2019. Therefore, any transfer requests after February 1, 2019 should be brought to the registration desk onsite along with the $50 on-site substitution fee.

Only registered participants with their name badges are admitted to the exhibit area and convention activities.

This is a professional, adult conference - no children will be admitted to sessions, events, or exhibit hall. Attendees and their guests are to treat all convention attendees, convention center staff, and CADA personnel involved with the convention in a professional and courteous manner. Argumentative behavior, disruptive behavior, and any form of harassment is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

Photographs may be taken for non-commercial use by CADA and its vendors, and that by the registrant submitting registration they are consenting to CADA or its vendor’s use of any pictures of the registrant.

Suitcasing Policy: As defined by the International Association of Exhibitions and Events, suitcasing is a practice on the part of any attendee who is observed to be soliciting business in the aisles or other public spaces, and/or in another company's booth. In order to distribute information to and conduct business with attendees, you must have a booth in the exhibit hall. All materials must be distributed from the booth and not in the public areas of the convention. Any person violating or suspected of violating this policy may be removed from the conference, prohibited from attending the remainder of the conference and prohibited from attending future CADA conferences at the sole discretion of CADA staff.

Need help getting your school or district to fund the CADA conference?

Here are some tools to educate your administration, superintendents and/or school boards on the importance of attending the CADA Conference:
Check back soon to Download the Meet the pros 2018 Preview and The Leadership Lessons 2018 Preview !

Can ASB Funds Legally Pay for Activity Directors to attend the CADA Conference?: See the response FCMAT gives on this.
Letter from Howard Zinn: Here is a letter one of our members wrote to his administration to explain the importance of attending the CADA Conference.
Letter to Administrator(s)
If you need some more help convincing your administrator, show him or her the materials and research at www.letxequalsa.com presented by the Alliance for Student Activities on the positive effects student activities has on school problems such as bullying, test scores, dropout rates, grade point averages and success in college.

Financial Assistance

Check with your principal or district office for access to funds from the following sources: Tobacco Use Prevention Education (TUPE) program, Title IV (Drug Free Schools) School Improvement Funds, Title 1 (under the category of Safe and Orderly Environment), Title V (Innovated Programs), Pupil Retention Block Grant, Associated Student Body funds, or school site/district budgets. Some school districts may have to carry over funds in the Discretionary Block Grant that was awarded in late 2006-07 school year.

Photographs may be taken for non-commercial use by CADA and its vendors, and that by the registrant submitting registration they are consenting to CADA or its vendor's use of any pictures of the registrant.