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Kevin Scott, Consultant, Solution Scope; David Abel, Chair, New Schools • Better Neighborhoods; and Rick Simpson, Special Assistant to CA Assembly Speaker Robert Hertzberg	Judy Schwartz and Dileepan Sivapathasundaram, Coro Fellows; and Jonathan Lonner, acting Director New Schools • Better Neighborhoods
Day Higuchi, UTLA President; and Jose Huizar LAUSD Boardmember	Jose Huizar LAUSD Boardmember
Asm. Marco Firebaugh; and Nick Bollman, President, CCRL	Glenn Gritzner, Local Government Affairs Coordinator, LAUSD; Judy Schwartz, Coro Fellow; Jose Huizar, LAUSD Boardmember
Alejandra Sotelo, Coro Fellow; and Gary Flamm, California Energy Commission	Doug Otto, Long Beach Strategic Plan and Nick Bollman, President, CCRL
Enrique Aranda, Inquilinos Unidos and Jonathan Lonner, acting Director, New Schools • Better Neighborhoods	Forum Participant and Gary Flamm, California Energy Commission
Gaylaird Christopher AIA, Perkins Will Architects; and Lou Smith, COO San Diego Unified School District	Peggy Funkhauser, former President Los Angeles Educational Partnership; Neal Kaufman, Proposition 10 Commission; Neal Halfon, M.D, Director UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families and Communities; Brenda Levin, Architect, Levin & Associates
High Performance Built Environment — Practical Challenges (podium) Kathi Littman, Deputy General Manager Facilities, LAUSD; (seated) Felicia Marcus, COO, Trust for Public Land and former Administrator EPA Region 9; Lou Smith, COO, San Diego Unified School District; Dennis Bottum AIA, Fields & Deveraux; Dr. Mary Spangler, President, Los Angeles Community College District	Tony Vazquez, California Futures Network

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