2013-14_hnaic_overview

Purpose ■ To promote quality education for all students, focusing on the

needs of Hispanic & Native American Indian students.

■ To promote positive relationships among Hispanic & Native Ameri-

can Indian school boards, members of their communities, political leaders and the ASBA.

■ To promote legislation to improve educational opportunities for Hispanic, Native American Indian and other minorities in public schools.

■ To promote positive representation of Hispanic & Native American

Indian board members in ASBA.

Membership There are several ways to become active with the caucus:

■ Regular Membership is open to any elected or appointed member of a public board of education in Arizona that is an active member of ASBA. The annual membership fee for an individual board members is $25. Full boards may join for $100/year.

■ Associate Memberships are open to district-level staff from ASBA member districts ($25/year).

■ Friends of the Caucus Memberships are open to other individuals interested in supporting the work of the caucus ($25/year).

■ Honorary Membership is conferred and discretionary.

Join online at www.azsba.org/hnaic-membership-form

2013 Board of Directors

Eva Carrillo Dong

President

Sunnyside USD

ecdong1@yahoo.com

Jesus Rubalcava

Hispanic Vice President

Gila Bend USD

jebusrubal@yahoo.com

Sylvia Hendricks

Native American Vice President

Baboquivari USD

shendricks@tocc.cc.az.u

Linda Yazzie

Secretary

Holbrook USD

yazzie.linda2006@yahoo.com

Robert Cassa

Treasurer

San Carlos USD

robert.cassa@ihs.gov

Katrina Talkalai

Immediate Past President

San Carlos USD

kttalgo@scatui.net

Elizabeth Sanchez

Director, Region I

Alhambra ESD

lizsanchez@alhambraesd.org

Sara Mae Williams

Director, Region II

Baboquivari USD

smaewilliams@iobusd40.org

VACANT, Director Region III

Luis Marquez

Director, Region IV

Gadsden ESD

lmarquez@cityofsanluis.org

Yolanda Ewing

Director, Region V

Superior USD

ybewing@gmail.com

Dr. Jeffery Crandall

Director, Region VI

Tombstone USD

jcrandall@tombstone.k12.az.us

Hispanic / Native American Indian Caucus

Making a difference in the lives of Hispanic and Native American Indian students

About ASBA We promote elected local governance of public education and continuous improvement of student success by providing leadership and assistance to public school governing boards.

ASBA may act as a facilitator of activities of the caucus, which shall compliment the state association and shall not duplicate ASBA efforts on behalf of all local governing boards.

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