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Read ArticleACSA launches school violence toolkit
ACSA has taken a proactive role in school safety with the creation of the Fatal School Violence Toolkit.
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Read ArticleESS: A student with heart
Beatriz Vasquez was born with a Ventricular Septal Defect, a heart defect due to an abnormal connection between the lower chambers.
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Read ArticleACSA members join with NASS for DC lobbying on K-12 education issues
More than two dozen ACSA members led a contingent of nationwide educators to Washington, D.C. last month for the third annual ACSA-NASS Federal Advocacy Day.
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Read ArticleESS: AVID-ly finding his place
At Ramona High, Luis Diaz found the family he never had. The school’s AVID program helped Luis find his self-confidence.
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Read ArticleESS: Fulfilling a promise to mom
When Jessica Corona's mother was diagnosed with cancer, Jessica made the decision to change her ways and get back on track with her schoolwork.
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Read ArticleESS: Amador High student fights through debilitating disease
In November of 2013, Carson Stubstad found his bright future very much in doubt when he began experiencing muscle weakness on the soccer field.
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Read ArticleACSA issues endorsements in state races
The ACSA Board of Directors has endorsed candidates running in the November election for California constitutional officers.
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Read ArticleESS: DACA student is Ivy League bound
Stella Linardi knows what some people may think of her. As an undocumented immigrant, she says she often finds herself trying to prove her worth.
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Read ArticleACSA Board adopts new Strategic Plan
ACSA has completed a framework that will guide the work of a new strategic plan for the next three years.
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Read ArticleESS: Rocklin student believes in the power of a handshake
In addition to learning a new language, Francisco Marquez also struggled with certain parts of reading comprehension.
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Read ArticleESS: Finding a family at school
Nothing can prepare you for the death of a parent, especially when it’s unexpected. Mariana Thomas knows that well.
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Read ArticleESS: Blind student at Temple City High finds light in the darkness
Federico Hernandez does not want your sympathy. He does not want your pity. He simply wants to be treated like everyone else.
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Read ArticleESS: Rediscovering learning through art
Jasmine Phillips discovered a passion for photography and schooling to earn recognitions as Region 1’s Every Student Succeeding honoree.
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Read ArticleNominations open online for state ACSA awards
ACSA is now accepting nominations for the 2019 Statewide Awards Program. The program encompasses the Administrator of the Year Awards as well as special awards for individuals and programs.
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Read ArticlePartnering in leadership and learning
ACSA’s 2018 Elementary Co-Administrator of the Year, Shane Hulin, has proved himself to be well able to take on all that the role of co-administrator requires, and then some.
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Read ArticleChinese immigrant embraces change with new life in California
Two years ago, Emily Tang, along with her mother and brother, moved from Guangzhou, China to San Francisco to live with her father. She spoke no English.
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Read ArticleImpacting the entire school district
For his outstanding contributions to his job, Steve Hovey has been named ACSA’s 2018 Personnel/Human Resources Administrator of the Year.
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Read ArticleFlourishing under pressure
When Raevan Waldon first arrived at Valley Oak High two years ago, she was dealing with a past of living in foster care, and she was getting F’s in class.
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Read ArticleWilliams named new ACSA equity leader
Dr. Marguerite Williams, Director of Linked Learning for the LAUSD, has been named ACSA’s Senior Director of Equity and Diversity.
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Read ArticleResources for California Wildfires
Resources for ACSA members for the 2018 California wildfires, including donation link and California Casualty insurance information.
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