Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

Poster with the title 'Population Health & Wellness,' a heart with an electrocardiogram line, and text about leading attendance improvement campaigns and health initiatives.
Illustration of two hands shaking above the text 'Community Partnerships' with a subtitle 'Collaborating with local hospitals, law'.
Cover page with title 'EQUITY & ACCESS' and a graphic of a person with a plus sign, reading 'Implementing restorative practices'.
School wellness program sign with an illustration of a woman with speech bubble, indicating overseeing counseling services and wellness programs at school sites.
A woman with black curled hair, smiling, wearing a pink top with a keyhole neckline and dangling earrings, standing outdoors with green foliage in the background.

“By aligning leadership, health, and educational systems, I create environments where individuals feel safe, connected, and empowered, and where structural supports exist so that thriving isn’t optional but inherent.”

Quote Source: https://thrivingschools.kaiserpermanente.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Dr. Reed’s leadership is guided by a simple but profound belief:

Schools are not just places of learning—they are centers of community wellness and human potential.

As Assistant Director of Student & Family Services for the Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District, she oversees equity initiatives, including implementation of the California Community Schools Partnership Program and the administration of multimillion-dollar grants that support health, academic, and wraparound services for marginalized populations:

  • Attendance and Chronic Absenteeism Initiatives

  • Family Resource Centers and Community Schools

  • Foster Youth and Homeless Services

  • Mental Health, Restorative Practices, and PBIS Integration

  • Advocates for DEI within policies and practices to ensure student-centered College/Career opportunities

By aligning educational, health, and community systems, Dr. Reed designs sustainable solutions that uplift both students and staff—fostering school environments where people can learn well, work well, and live well.

Flyer advertising a back-to-school resource fair on Saturday, August 10 from 10 AM to 1 PM at St. Mark's Church in Fairfield, California. The flyer features colorful school supplies illustrations and logos of Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District and Kaiser Permanente with event details about school supplies, community resources, haircuts, food and drinks, and live entertainment for pre-kindergarten to 12th grade students.
A woman dressed as an elf on a column in a school auditorium. The woman is wearing a red and white Christmas outfit with a pointed elf hat, and is sitting with arms outstretched. There are children sitting on the floor watching, and a banner with the text: "My principal is the elf on the shelf! When you teach until December 31, 179,749th... have to have fun!"
Mobile health clinic set up outdoors with a red tent, a van with colorful branding, and a few people sitting at a table under the tent, with some cones marking the area.
A family dressed in cow-themed costumes at a Chick-fil-A promotional event in a parking lot. They have signs with slogans like 'Eat Mor Chikin' and are surrounded by Chick-fil-A branding and props, including a small table with food items and cow-themed decor.
Graphic highlighting the distribution of over 300 pairs of shoes to students in need since November, with an outline drawing of a sneaker on an orange background.
Flyer for an event called 'Adopt a Family' organized by FSUSD, encouraging donations of gift cards through a QR code and website link, with instructions for donation drop-off locations and deadlines.
Four women standing in front of an orange tent with the company name 'Ole Health' and contact information, outside on a sunny day.
A colorful flyer promoting a college and career resource fair on April 26, 2024, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm at Joseph A. Nelson Community Center in Suisun City, California. Features information about high school seniors, resources for higher education, employment, financial aid, and housing. Includes a QR code for registration, mentions free tacos, raffle prizes, a live DJ, and performances. Also displays logos for Voice Youth Programs and the Solano County Office of Education.
Group of adults, including police officers, teachers, and community members, gathered in a school library for Literary Character Day celebration. The background features a banner that says 'Wild About Reading,' decorated with jungle-themed cutouts. Tables are set with flowers and decorations, and a projection screen displays a welcome message.