They will also explore teaching through primary sources.

a retired plumber and Crystal City native who has devoted his retirement years to telling the story of the camp.and a huge effort to preserve the site for future generations.

a semi-annual event that organizes group visits to the former prison site by incarceration survivors and their descendants.Former internees Naganuma and Shimizu.will explore the shared connections between the Japanese and Mexican American communities that have allowed this project to flourish.

The most gratifying result of our collaboration with the Mexican American community of Crystal City is the solidarity we have developed.Salazar was so moved by his interactions with Japanese Americans that he joined the pilgrimage committee.

the little-known Crystal City U.

My Story Museum is the brainchild of former city manager Diana Palacios – herself one of the 1969 student protest leaders.an organization to sustain Onizukas legacy and to inspire and promote space and the STEAM (science.

I am honored for their faith in me as we navigate these transitional and challenging times for our district.and senators to fight for secured federal funding.

through which she engages in grass-roots fundraising for the Terasaki Budokan.I will work hard and do my best to keep our students at the center of our decision-making process.