Dan is superintendent of schools in Eureka County, Nevada. Eureka has the highest 10-year graduation rate in the nation, the highest test scores in Nevada, the highest aggregate school climate scores in the state, and the highest college/military placement in the Nevada.
Aaron Bayer is in his 8th year as Superintendent. Aaron was selected Superintendent of Oregon Trail School District in 2011 when he was 35. He holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling and Consulting and a Master’s in Teaching. Bayer and his team
Officer Thaddeus Kerkhoff has been a police officer for over 11 years and has been an SRO for over 4 years. He has a bachelor’s degree from Western Washington University in Sociology and played Rugby for them. On top of being and
Officer Tim Cumming has been a police officer with the City of Renton for over 4 years and has been an SRO for almost two years. He has a bachelor’s degree from Pacific Lutheran University in Recreation and also played football for
Kyle Wolfis the Protective Security Advisor (PSA) for the National Capital Region. Mr. Wolf supports homeland security efforts, serving in an advising and reach-back capacity to state Homeland Security Advisors. He contributes to the development of the national risk picture by assisting
Andrew “Andy” James Turner, III retired 2018 as the Coordinator for Safe Schools in Wicomico County Public Schools after completing 41 years of public service. He is currently the Training Administrator for Prevention and Intervention with the Maryland Center for School Safety.
Dr. Tarik Y. Harris joined the Maryland Center for School Safety (MCSS) on January 2, 2019 as one of their Regional School Prevention and Intervention Specialist. Dr. Harris territories includes Baltimore City, Howard County, Anne Arundel County and Montgomery County. Dr. Harris
Joseph Pignataro serves as the Deputy Director for the Maryland Center for School Safety. As a State Agency, the primary mission of the Center is to provide a comprehensive, coordinated, and collaborative approach to school safety including the development of a central
Oscar Morgan has more than 35 years of experience in the mental health and substance use service fields, with expertise in providing evidence-based and culturally and linguistically competent services, trauma-informed programs, mental health and substance use organizational systems design and service integration.
Dr. Lopez is currently the executive director of crisis and safety for Waukegan Public Schools. Prior to his current assignment, he worked as a school administrator for over five years. Robert has also enjoyed twenty-year career in law enforcement with assignments in