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Lakita Combs is the principal of Metzler Elementary in the Klein Independent School District in Texas, where students are encouraged to own their learning and embrace Visible Learning with commitment.

Lisa Forehand is a professional with a 23-year tenure at Santa Diego Unified School District, and has spent the last 17 years teaching K-5. Previously, she has consulted and coached numerous teachers in districts such as Bakersfield City Schools, St. Helena, and Woodland Joint Unified School District.

Alejandro Gonzalez Ojeda, Ed.D. is an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at San Diego State University and an Instructional Technology Leader at Health Sciences High & Middle College. His scholarly and practitioner work has focused on evidence-based practices that prioritize clear instructional purpose with his work being published in practitioner books and peer-reviewed articles.

Donnell Gregory, an adjunct professor at University of Dayton and a full-time educational consultant, offers his expertise by providing short- and long-term, on-site and virtual professional learning services for teachers and leaders.

Crystal Haskins is an educational leader with a strong focus on creating and maintaining a positive school culture. She is currently involved in monitoring school improvement goals, focusing on pedagogical strategies that promote academic achievement, and building partnerships with all stakeholders to increase community engagement.

Shayna North Davenport has served as a health educator at Health Sciences High and Middle College (HSHMC) for over 15 years. In addition to teaching at the high school level, she also serves as an adjunct professor for Cuyamaca Community College, where she teaches college-level coursework to high school students. Shayna serves as a teacher leader at HSHMC and has an extensive background in career technical education.

Mindi Teich, MEd, is a Multilingual Learning Coach with SupportEd. Ms. Teich has been an advocate for Multilingual Learners and their teachers for over 20 years. She began her career as an ELD teacher in DC Public Schools (DCPS), where she worked with students in pull out, push in, and co-teaching environments. While still teaching, she worked with District staff to develop and implement training on collaborative practices for classroom and ELD teachers.

Adam Tietze is from Spring, TX and has been an educator for 16 years with Klein ISD. He has worked in all facets of education during his career as a teacher’s aide, a classroom teacher, special education case manager, assistant principal, and principal. He currently holds a Master’s degree in Educational Administration.

Marnitta George, a National Board Certified Teacher, is currently a Language Arts teacher at Health Sciences High and Middle College in San Diego, California. She has gained extensive experience working with students both within and outside of the United States.

Kristin Speck is a teacher at Health Sciences High and Middle College (HSHMC) in San Diego, California. She holds credentials in secondary science, Career Technical Education, and a Master's degree in K-12 literacy. Kristin regularly serves as a master teacher for local teacher candidates.

Jonathon Walker is the Assistant College Director at Health Sciences High and Middle College, he is the lead of the business pathway program where he focuses on helping the future business leaders of America develop their entrepreneurial skills and financial literacy. He’s held previous roles as an Athletic Director and a vital part of the Restorative Practice Team.