San Bernardino County Educators Talk Student Wellness at Annual Conference
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San Bernardino County Superintendent Ted Alejandre welcomed the 500 participants to the fourth annual Southern Region Student Wellness Conference, which began on July 13.
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Carmen Beck and Marissa Lazo-Necco of the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools' Education Support Services office at the Southern Region Student Wellness Conference on July 14.
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Kathy Estes, coordinator for County Schools' Student Assistance Programs, was one of the event organizers for the conference.
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aKaren Johnson of the National Council For Behavioral Health was one of the keynote speakers on the second day of the Southern Region Student Wellness Conference in Palm Desert. Johnson, who is the director of Trauma Information Services with the National Council, provided an informative discussion for the attendees of the conference.
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