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Thursday, September 17
 

9:15am PDT

F3 - The Classification Playbook: Avoiding Costly Certificated and Classified Errors
Thursday September 17, 2026 9:15am - 10:45am PDT
Whether certificated or classified, misidentifying your employees can have significant implications for school employers. Is this employee temporary, probationary, or permanent or something else? What does this mean in the land of layoffs, employee transfer rights, promotional opportunities, evaluation, discipline, even compensation? Attendees will learn the key factors that determine employee status, review organizational best practices and common classification pitfalls, and explore real-world examples involving job duties, credentials, assignments, and bargaining unit implications.

Key takeaways:
- Learn how to properly identify certificated and classified employee statuses and understand the legal and operational implications tied to each classification.
- Recognize common classification mistakes involving assignments, credentials, compensation, and bargaining unit placement that can expose districts to risk.
- Gain practical strategies and best practices for managing employee classifications consistently across hiring, transfers, evaluations, discipline, and layoffs.
Speakers
avatar for Jordan Bilbeisi

Jordan Bilbeisi

Partner, F3 Law
Jordan Bilbeisi is a partner at F3 Law and chair of the firm’s Labor and Employment practice group. He advises K-12 and community college districts on a wide range of employment issues, including labor relations, negotiations, investigations, employee discipline, classifications, and accommodat... Read More →
Thursday September 17, 2026 9:15am - 10:45am PDT
Theater

11:00am PDT

F3 - Classified Reporting: Compliance, Accuracy, and Effective Documentation under the School Employee Misconduct and Child Abuse Prevention Act (SB 848)
Thursday September 17, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
This session provides an overview of the requirements of the School Employee Misconduct and Child Abuse Prevention Act (SB 848). Participants will examine common reporting challenges, including inconsistencies in documentation, legal ambiguity, and the risk of internal and external communication breakdowns between school sites and districts. The session will also highlight best practices for ensuring reports are timely, complete, and aligned with district expectations, particularly in contexts involving personnel actions and investigations.

Key Takeaways:
• Understanding how SB 848 supports compliant and defensible personnel processes, and its impact on HR documentation
• Strategies for improving accuracy, consistency, and documentation standards across departments and sites
• Practical tools to strengthen SB 848 reporting and ensure consistency and legal compliance
(including AB 2534/SB 848 Compliance) - needs to add these as well
Speakers
avatar for L. Carlos Villegas

L. Carlos Villegas

Partner, F3 Law
Carlos Villegas advises school districts across Southern California on labor and employment issues, including collective bargaining, employee discipline, investigations, and board governance. He represents districts before PERB, state and federal agencies, and in Superior Court. Carlos... Read More →
Thursday September 17, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Theater
 
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