Filmmaker Jeffrey Gee Chin of Leap Man Productions showed a video he produced about the history of SEJSCC.

The late Alan Nishio (not pictured) was also honored.and some of the leaders I had the privilege to work with are no longer here.

Ota has worn many hats in her community service.I believe we all do our best to support each other because the work we do to carry on our legacy is more important than ever.and our community is the best way to support one another.

The Nisei Week Foundation has been doing a good job in engaging the next generation of leaders while honoring and valuing our long-standing leaders.My earliest memory of Nisei Week is being in the Grand Parade in a marching band when I was 14 years old.

I was able to navigate my year with ease.

as well as how to improve our current offerings and develop new ones to keep us viable and relevant.he reminded AUHSD staff that schools must not just sort talent.

the board has launched a search for AUHSDs next superintendent.but also empowered generations of AUHSD students to find their voice and equip them with 21st-century skills to change the world.

and that in an era of democratic fragility.Superintendent Michael Matsudas 11 years of visionary leadership have transformed AUHSD.