Central American Resource Center.

From honoring student street data to uplifting marginalized voices.making our district a national model for civic engagement.

Matsuda led with compassion and conviction.he challenged traditional systems and built a culture that values purpose-driven learning.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.at the outdoor theater complex of the renowned Tanaka Farms produce and tourist center in Irvine.

These tokens of recognition symbolized their invaluable contributions to American history and their enduring legacy.director of the Library of Congress Veterans History Project.

To help make this event possible.calling it an unforgettable experience.