Name: How Real-Time Data Impacts K-12 Student Support
Start: 2021-03-17T14:00:00ZEDT
End: 2021-03-17T14:59:00ZEDT

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How do we move beyond alerts to truly collaborative, holistic, and equitable student support? Join leaders from Hayward Unified School District for a conversation about operationalizing tiered support for over 20,000 students. Learn how the district is navigating through the pandemic while creating a holistic approach so that no student falls through the cracks.

Explore best practices for managing student, family, and staff wellbeing
Discover how K-12 leaders are using technology to connect students to myriad services through a community schools model
See a live demo of how Salesforce.org’s Student Success Hub helps schools deliver holistic student support at scale

Yelitza Peña

Student & Parent Support Programs Coordinator, Hayward Unified School District

Heather Reyes

Coordination of Services Team Specialist, Hayward Unified School District

Sheree Conway

Coordination of Services Team Specialist, Hayward Unified School District

Brittany Pieterse

Associate Solution Engineer, Education Cloud, Salesforce.org

Germán Freiwald

K-12 Industry Solutions Director, Salesforce.org

Kara Chiono

K-12 Senior Product Marketing Manager, Salesforce.org

Kara Chiono

K-12 Senior Product Marketing Manager, Salesforce.org

Chiono is a K-12 Senior Product Marketing Manager at Salesforce.org. In her role, she works to bring Salesforce technology to K-12 schools and districts to help them better connect, collaborate, and support student success.

Germán Freiwald

K-12 Industry Solutions Director, Salesforce.org

As the K-12 Industry Solutions Director at Salesforce.org, Freiwald works to find and understand unmet needs in schools and districts. He then guides his team through a process of developing human-centered solutions that build upon Salesforce’s world-class technology in a way that is specialized to best serve schools.

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