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Building Trusted Learning Hubs: The 3 Pillars of Security | Lester Washington Keynote Speaker

How do we create learning environments where every student, parent, and educator feels truly safe to engage, explore, and grow? In this powerful keynote from the December Alternative Learning Summit, security executive and community leader Lester Washington presents a transformative framework for building trusted community learning hubs. Drawing from 33+ years in security leadership and his personal journey as a parent of five, Lester moves beyond locks and cameras to reveal how physical, emotional, and procedural security must work together to create spaces of dignity, belonging, and real opportunity. 0:05 – Opening & The Power of Global Knowledge, Local Opportunity 1:01 – The Fastest Transformation in Education: From Books to Borderless Learning 2:10 – The Global-to-Local Gap: Why Cultural Relevance is Non-Negotiable 3:08 – Texas as a Model: Policy, Innovation & Community Alignment (SB 569) 4:38 – Co-Creation: Designing With Communities, Not For Them 5:32 – The Equity Imperative: Digital Access as Dignity 6:15 – Skills for the Future: How E-Learning Keeps Pace with AI & Automation 7:30 – The Ecosystem Approach: Schools, Government, Industry & Community 7:59 – The Human Story: A Personal Journey with an Autistic Child & Technology 9:37 – Envisioning the Future: Tailored Knowledge & Local Empowerment 🔐 THE TRUST FRAMEWORK – Building Community Learning Hubs 10:32 – Introduction: Trust as the Foundation 11:50 – The 3 Pillars: Physical, Emotional & Procedural Security 12:10 – Pillar 1: Physical Security – Beyond Locks & Cameras 13:11 – Pillar 2: Procedural Security – Fair, Predictable & Transparent Systems 13:36 – Pillar 3: Emotional Security – Feeling Seen, Respected & Safe 14:47 – How Physical & Emotional Security Are Deeply Interconnected 16:34 – The Critical Role of Procedural Security in Reducing Anxiety & Building Confidence 17:48 – When All 3 Pillars Align: Creating Community Assets Where People Thrive 18:35 – Final Call to Action: Combining Global Knowledge with Local Wisdom 🔑 Key Takeaways: Safety is not just physical—it’s emotional and procedural. Trusted learning hubs become community anchors that foster engagement and growth. Co-creation with communities ensures solutions are relevant, used, and sustained. Technology must be paired with human-centered design to support diverse learners. The future of learning depends on ecosystems of partnership between schools, families, and local leaders. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Speaker Background: Lester Washington is a seasoned security professional and operations leader with over three decades of experience managing corporate and community safety. As a parent of five—including an autistic child—he brings a deeply personal perspective to the need for secure, supportive, and dignified learning environments for all. 🌐 Continue the Conversation with ADollarClass: This keynote is part of our mission to bridge global educational strategies with local impact. Join our movement to build safer, smarter, and more connected learning communities. 🔗 Connect With Us: ► Website: www.adollarclass.com ► LinkedIn: /adollarclass ► YouTube: /@adollar_class ► Facebook: /adollar_class ► Instagram: /adollar_class ► X (Twitter): www.x.com/adollar_class ► TikTok: /adollar_class 💬 Discussion Questions: Which of the three security pillars do you think is most overlooked in your community’s learning spaces? How can we better design emotional security into digital or online learning platforms? What does “procedural transparency” look like in a school or community center near you? #LesterWashington, #SchoolSafety, #CommunitySafety, #TrustedLearning, #EmotionalSecurity, #PhysicalSecurity, #ProceduralSecurity, #AlternativeLearningSummit, #ADollarClass, #EducationSecurity, #InclusiveEducation, #Parenting, #SpecialNeedsEducation, #EdTech, #GlobalLocal, #SafeSpaces, #KeynoteSpeech, #SecurityFramework, #LearningHubs, #CommunityBuilding