As a core member of the MUSD Superintendent’s Technology Committee, Dunbar helped oversee the “Going Digital 2015” project in which she helped train more than 1,100 teachers and 23,000 students from grades K-12 before 1:1 deployment in February 2015. She was also in charge of creating the MUSD curriculum for students to earn their Digital Drivers Licenses. Dunbar has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English & Communications and a Master of Education degree in STEM from Teachers College of San Joaquin (Stockton, CA), where she teaches evening Tech 110 classes.