This presentation will provide an overview of the most common types of court orders school districts may encounter, such as subpoenas, restraining orders, custody orders, and more. The presentation will provide best practices for handling orders effectively and will explain the purpose of each type of order while offering practical guidance on compliance and appropriate responses.
OverviewAislinn Kiyomi Roberts is an Associate in Lozano Smith’s San Luis Obispo office and co-chair of the firm’s Labor and Employment Practice Group. Her legal practice is focused on the labor and employment, investigations, and governance aspects of public agency law.ExperienceMs... Read More →
Clovis Unified has established a record of academic excellence. Part of this success is Clovis' focus on student data, specifically student growth. This session will cover how Clovis leverages individual student growth data to inform instruction. The valuable insights Dr. Dille provides are beneficial to all staff
This session focuses on understanding the impact of chronic absenteeism, strategies to improve student attendance, and fostering a culture of consistent school participation.
Student Threats: What every school administrator should know when it comes to investigation, analysis and categorization, management, legal responsibilities, duty to inform and potential discipline.
AI will fundementaly change the way we work in educatoin. From simplying administrative loads to supporting students in the classroom. The potential is endless. This sesson will provide an overview and introducation AI in education
Dr. David Diehl is the Director of Student and Community Services for the Selma Unified School District. Prior to entering education, he spent 24 years in law enforcement, retiring as a police sergeant. His Doctoral research was inspired by the 21 students he lost to gang related homicides while a teacher in a detention facility in Central California. He has worked extensively with system involved youth in court schools, community day schools, and other alternative educational settings. He is a proponent of data informed interventions prior to 6th grade, along with with providing educators with increased awareness into the lives of street socialized students from marginalized communities. He believes this approach can improve student engagement, increase resilience, and impede future incarceration.
Lunch on the Town where attendees are provided $25 to enjoy lunch and support local business. Be sure to be back on time for our great afternoon sessions!
John and Jessica Hannigan, renowned educational leaders and authors, will be a featured highlight at this year’s Summer Learning Institute in Morro Bay. With their extensive expertise in behavior systems and student support, they will provide an indepth exploration of their book, Behavior Academies and We. Their session will offer practical strategies and insights into creating structured, supportive environments that foster student success. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how to implement effective behavior systems that enhance school culture and learning outcomes. As part of this experience, every participant will receive a copy of Behavior Academies and We, ensuring they leave with valuable resources to apply in their schools and districts. John and Jessica’s engaging and research-based approach will equip educators with actionable tools to make a lasting impact on student behavior and achievement.
Over 20 wineries and 6 breweries, accompanied music and food trucks, all set against the majestic backdrop of Morro Rock. This event is a remarkable tasting experience of the Central Coast's best wines and ales. This event is included for all attendees. Additional tickets can be purchased for $35.00. Please see one of our great PSC staff for more information.
Thursday June 19, 2025 5:00pm - 8:00pm PDT Coleman Park101 Coleman Drive, Morro Bay, Ca 93442
