Chris entered the pupil transportation industry in 1996 as a special needs school bus driver for Eugene School District 4J in Eugene, Oregon. Chris spent 4 years driving both special education and regular education routes. In 2006, Chris was hired as the

Throughout her 30~year plus career in education, Dr. Charmaine Hillary has provided administrative leadership within a variety of urban educational environments from Pre-K through college. Dr. Hillary currently serves in the WPS60 school district as the Director of Student Outreach, a role

Dr. Laurie Sperry is a  Board Certified Behavior Analyst – Doctoral and Director of Autism Services And Programs in Arvada, Colorado.  She has worked as a developer of the Neuro-diverse Student Support Program at Stanford University, Department of Psychiatry.  Prior to joining

Steve Ellis is an Administrator in charge of student safety and security for the Corona-Norco Unified School District located in Southern California. CNUSD is the 8th largest school district in California with 51 schools, 54,000 students and 5,000 employees. Steve correspondingly assist

Trent Lovett is Marshall County native and graduate of Murray State University with a BS degree in Mathematics and Physics. Lovett began a 30+ year career in education as a Math and Science teacher and taught for 7 years before becoming an

Dan Wold is former teacher, principal and superintendent with a proven track record of producing top performing students, staff and schools. He achieved the state’s top rating each year while superintendent of Eureka County; was appointed to the Governor’s Educator Ethics Commission,

A 30-year veteran of law enforcement, Dr. Frank Straub currently serves as the Director of the Center for Mass Violence Response Studies at the Police Foundation, where he works on Critical Incident Reviews including the San Bernardino terrorist attack–and the resulting report

Arvinder “Vinny” Ginda has been in law enforcement for over 25 years. He was a Police Officer with Marysville PD and then Sutter County Sheriff’s Department. When he left Sutter County in August of 2004, he was assigned as a Detective/Deputy Coroner.

Wayne Sheehan is currently the director of Campus Safety at the Norwich Free Academy, an Independent Institution serving over 2,000 students from 8 partner districts in grades 9-12. Prior to his work at NFA, Mr. Sheehan worked as a detective, a school

Sammie Wicks is a ten-year law enforcement professional who previously worked in various Memphis Police Department roles. Currently, he is assigned to the Aurora Police Department’s Crisis Response Team. He spearheads the agency’s Targeted Violence Prevention Program. Officer Wicks has previously served