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• Enrique Camarena Jr. High School,
Calexico USD.
• Norman N. Glick Middle School,
Empire Union Elementary SD.
• Hall Middle School, Larkspur-Corte
Madera SD.
• Las Palmas Middle School, Covi-
na-Valley USD.
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle
School, San Bernardino City USD.
• Nicolas Junior High School, Fullerton
SD.
• Wayne Ruble Middle School, Fontana
USD.
• Weaver Middle School, Weaver Union
SD.
• Wendy Lopour Doty Middle School,
Downey USD.
• Ray Wiltsey Middle School, Ontar-
io-Montclair SD.
• Badger Springs Middle School, More-
no Valley USD.
• Palm Middle School, Moreno Valley
USD.
• Santiago Charter Middle School,
Orange USD.
• Southridge Middle School, Fontana
USD.
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As part of the partnership, CUE has
made possible a special deal for ACSA
members. Use www.cue.org/acsagoestob-
old19 to register two people for the price
of one. Bring a colleague and enjoy two
full days of professional development that
has the power to inspire administrators to
completely reimagine what learning can
look like.
“By far, BOLD has been the best
experience I’ve ever had, as a presenter and
participant. Being with this group has not
only helped me grow professionally, gaining
new knowledge and seeing examples of
how to elevate my PD game, but also for
my own classroom,” said Tricia Sanchez, a
7th/8th grade technology teacher in North-
ern California.
The event will feature keynote speaker
Jonathan Nalder, an educator of 18 years
The 33 re-designated “Schools to Watch”
schools are:
Alder Creek Middle School,
Tahoe-Truckee USD; Canyon Middle
School, Castro Valley USD; Colton Middle
School, Colton Joint USD; Curtis Middle
School, San Bernardino City USD; Edna
Hill Middle School, Brentwood Union SD;
Fairmont Elementary School, Sanger USD;
Firebaugh Middle School, Firebaugh-Las
Deltas USD; Frank J. Zamboni Middle
School, Paramount USD; Frank M. Wright
Middle School, Imperial USD; Granger
Junior High School, Sweetwater Union
HSD; John Glenn Middle School of Inter-
national Studies, Desert Sands USD.
Lake Center Middle School, Little Lake
City SD; Lindero Canyon Middle School,
Las Virgenes USD; Mistletoe STEM
Institute, Enterprise ESD; Oliver Wen-
dell Holmes Middle School, Los Angeles
USD; Pioneer Middle School, Tustin
USD; Quail Lake Environmental Charter
School, Sanger USD; Reyburn Intermedi-
ate School, Clovis USD; Ross Academy of
Creative and Media Arts Middle School,
ABC USD.
San Gorgonio Middle School, Beau-
mont USD; San Lorenzo Valley Middle
School, San Lorenzo Valley USD; Sanger
Academy Charter School, Sanger USD;
Scotts Valley Middle School, Scotts Valley
USD; Serrano Middle School, San Ber-
nardino City USD.
Sinaloa Middle School, Simi Valley
USD; South Pointe Middle School, Walnut
Valley USD; Sunnymead Middle School,
Moreno Valley USD; Thurston Middle
School, Laguna Beach USD; Union Mid-
dle School, Union SD; Vanguard Prepa-
EDCAL 5
ratory School, Apple Valley USD; Vista
Heights Middle School, Moreno Valley
USD; Willis Jepson Middle School, Va-
caville USD; Yorba Linda Middle School,
Placentia-Yorba Linda USD.
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and founder of the FutureWe.org com-
munity. Nalder is an Apple Distinguished
Educator, COSN Advisor, CoSpaces Edu
Ambassador and Gen in Student Inno-
vation Challenge board member. He has
created and designed solutions designed to
ensure that everyone can thrive, no matter
what the future sends our way, and focuses
his energy on helping learners shift their
thinking in order to fully embrace the digi-
tal and automated era.
Kristina Ishmael, senior project man-
ager of the Learning Technologies Project
at New America, will provide the second
keynote. Ishmael is a former K-12 Open
Education Fellow and the developer of the
#GoOpen movement. She is passionate
about equity and restructuring the role of
instructional materials to create deeper
learning opportunities for students.
For more information, go to cue.confi-
gio.com.
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