Leadership magazine Nov/Dec 2015 V45 No 2 | Page 7
To our readers
ACSA Executive Director
Wesley Smith
Director of Communications
Naj Alikhan
Editor
London Roberts
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Board of Directors
President
Tom Armelino
President-Elect
Ralph Gomez Porras
Vice President
Lisa Gonzales
Vice President for
Legislative Action
Linda Kaminski
Past President
Randall Delling
Directors
Eric Andrew, Mauricio Arellano, Randy Bangs,
Jonathon Brunson, Tammie Calzadillas,
Katherine Castleberry, Will Ector, Holly Edds,
Mary Grace, Jeff Harris, Andrew Ishibashi,
Darrien Johnson, Peter Johnson, Sue Kaiser,
Heidi Lawler, Jon LeDoux, Robert Martinez,
Cindy Petersen, Terri Rufert, Rob Stockberger,
Edward Trimis, Craig Wheaton, Ron Williams
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Student learning starts with advocating
for the best leadership we can provide
As ACSA members we must first and foremost be student-focused
and fiercely loyal to the needs of the children, young adults and adults
we serve. In this issue of Leadership, we look at some of the best practices in student learning throughout the state as we continue to grow
and adapt to the changing spectrum of education.
Ensuring equity, revitalizing adu Y X