on the grounds that he was not a citizen.

The board recognizes that this is a profound transition for the district.secured over $26 million in community school funding (the most proportionally in the state).

Superintendent Matsudas legacy is defined by his bold belief in the power of student voice.said Board President Brian ONeal.Community members are invited to share their input via a multilingual survey open through July 28 at noon.

Matsudas 11-year tenure has been a defining era of innovation.Superintendent Matsudas impact will be felt for generations.

His work reimagined what public schools can be — and our responsibility now is to carry that vision forward with integrity and resolve.

htmlThe AUHSD serves approximately 25.Yoshioka has long supported the community and its activities.

contributions to promoting Japanese culture.Kuba has become a key player in assisting with its fundraising and programs.

The honorees were selected based on their service to the community.901 Via San Clemente in Montebello.