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Thursday, March 17 • 1:15pm - 2:45pm
Equity Based Solutions: The Four F's of ADR FILLING
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The Team as San Bernardino City Unified will outline the benefits of using the ADR process to avoid Due process complaints.  We will shine a spotlight on diversity and inclusion within the alternative dispute resolution process.  Come learn about best practices and action steps to improve diversity as well as the barriers faced by underrepresented racial and ethnic groups in entering, remaining, and advancing ADR. Learn about the four F's of ADR as we have coined it "Friendly, Fast, Free, Fair "
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Barby Castro

Assistant Director, Special Education, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Barby Castro has been working in San Bernardino City USD for 10 years. She started as a Special Day Class Teacher and transitioned as an RSP Demonstration Teacher. Upon her tenure, she was recognized for receiving the Board of Education Excellence Award and Outstanding Technology... Read More →
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Sean McDuffee

Teacher on Special Assignment, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Sean McDuffee is the resident legal expert for San Bernardino City Unified. He has been trained in mediation and conflict resolution. He has extensive background and knowledge of special education policy and  procedures.
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Dr. Howana Lundy

Director of special education, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Dr. Howana Lundy has been working in education for 21  years. She earned her B.A. in History and Sociology with a  minor in African Studies at UCLA, M.A. in Education in  Claremont Graduate University, and her Doctorate of  Education at USC. She has had proven success in moving... Read More →

Thursday March 17, 2022 1:15pm - 2:45pm PDT
Exhibit Hall C (EH C)
  Thursday PM Session, ADR Program Development

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