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About a month or so ago, I was asked by the local director of the Democratic Club to come and […]

SSD President Isabel Jubes-Flamerich with Honorable Bridged Watson and Honorable Teresa Castellanos At the beginning of May, representatives from all

obel Prize of Peace, human right fighter, advocate for ancestral people and environmentalist Rigoberta Menchú was at San Francisco #CANA @Indigenous People Cultural Arts Healing Center, where she received a recognition by SF Mayor London Breed and the only Latina in higher office at the town, Supervisor Myrna Melgar, proclaims May 27th as Rigoberta Menchu Tum Day in San Francisco..

Join us as we celebrate and honor our hardworking community members, with refreshments and fun activities for all Sunnyvale neighbors,

During the last trip to Washington DC, representing the state as part of a delegation with CSBA, Isabel met and advocated for local schools and public education.
During the 2024 ACSA-CSBA Coast2Coast Federal Advocacy Trip to Washington, D.C. around 260 trustees and administrators traveled 2,800 miles to advocate in the halls of Congress on behalf of California students. 

Trustees and superintendents, together with Isabel, met with Senators Laphonza Butler and Alex Padilla, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, Representatives Zoe Lofgren, Pete Aguilar, Ro Khanna, Anna Eshoo, and many more as they explained the needs and challenges schools face related to increasing special education funding; teacher recruitment, retention and retirement efforts; reauthorizing the Secure Rural Schools Act; maintaining and expanding broadband access; and protecting student data and establishing cybersecurity resources.

CLSBA had local event, supporting all the governance teams who are part of this organization focused on the improvement of quality education for Hispanic students in public education.

MAY 30TH 2024, CLSBA had an evening of learning and networking at San Francisco’s exploratorium on Pier 15!

CLSBA is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring Latino/a/x students have the best educational opportunities and resources available to succeed. We are committed to meeting the educational needs for all Latino/a/x students by working with educational organizations and empowering current and future Latino/a/x School board members. Together, we will positively change and improve the educational outcomes for Latino/a/x students in California.

Last year During the annual conference of the CLSBA, trustees from the whole state got together to work towards the advancement of achievement for Hispanic Students, and all minorities. During the conference, we honored and hosted events with human rights fighter Dolores Huerta. Isabel is a director at large for CLSBA.