September 27, 2016: Engaging Educators in School-Justice Partnerships
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The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, in partnership with NASBE and supported by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's School Justice Collaboration Program, will discuss the role that educators and school administrators play in reducing the pathways from school to the juvenile justice system and the importance of developing buy-in for school-justice partnerships among schools. Presenters will share real-world examples of effective school-justice collaborative teams and explore strategies for increasing participation and building strong relationships with educators.
Presenters:
- Deana Ingraham, Director of Student Discipline Prevention and Intervention, Fulton County Schools
- Kevin Bethel, Senior Policy Advisor and Stoneleigh Foundation Fellow
- Dr. William Hite, Superintendent, The School District of Philadelphia
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