Exploring the Value of a Partnership Between Schools and the Justice System

About the Webinar

Join us for the second session in our 3-part webinar series for district leaders as we explore the critical role of school-justice partnerships in improving student safety, reducing disciplinary issues, and supporting at-risk youth.

Moderator Dr. Barbara Jenkins, Superintendent Emerita of Orange County Public Schools (FL), will lead a discussion with panelists Austin Moore, General Counsel, Orange County Sheriff’s Office; Woody Rodriguez, Director of External Affairs, Walt Disney World Parks and Resorts; and Sherry West Christian, Deputy Chief of Staff, Dallas ISD (TX).

Together, they’ll share insights on building collaborative relationships with law enforcement, juvenile justice agencies, and courts to strengthen student safety, support at-risk youth, and promote positive outcomes for students and communities.

Key Takeaways

• Understand the shared goals of schools and the justice system in supporting youth development and safety.
• Explore restorative justice, diversion programs, and support services as alternatives to punitive measures.
• Learn practical strategies for building trust, improving communication, and coordinating support for at-risk students.

ABOUT THE SUPERINTENDENT WEBINAR SERIES

Other Sessions in the Series

Our 3-part webinar series, developed by the Raptor Superintendent Advisory Board, was created for superintendents and district leaders nationwide to explore the most urgent issues in school safety—and the leadership strategies that make the greatest impact. Stay tuned for details on the upcoming sessions.

• Upcoming October 20: Leveraging the Full Community to Support Your Student Safety and Wellbeing Efforts
• Available On-Demand: How to Improve Staff Confidence to Positively Impact School Safety
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Our September 29th Presenters