Region MeetingsNorth 1 Emerald 1,2,3 North 2 Balboa Bay 1,2North 3 Laguna Beach 1,2,3North 4 Newport Beach 1,2,3South 1 Catalina 1South 2 Catalina 2 South 3 Fountain Terrace South 4 Bristol 3

Museum GuideIntrastates

1 Emerald Bay 1 2 Emerald Bay 23 Emerald Bay 3 4 Balboa Bay 15 Balboa Bay 26 Laguna 17 Laguna 28 Laguna 39 Newport 110 Newport 211 Newport 312 Fountain Terrace13 Catalina 114 Catalina 215 Bristol 3

Rotations1:30—2:10 Rotation 1 2:20—3:00 Rotation 2 Rotation Title LocationTempered Steel Catalina 1College Panel Fountain TerraceStudents Today, Leaders Forever Emerald Bay 1,2,3Leadership 202 Pacific Ballroom

Elections Meetings3:10—4:10 Northern Election Meetings Stay with your school North 1 Emerald Bay 1,2,3 North 2 Balboa Bay 1,2 North 3 Laguna Beach 1,2,3 North 4 Newport Beach 1,2,3 3:10—4:10 Southern Election Meetings Stay with your school South 1 Catalina 1 South 2 Catalina 2 South 3 Fountain Terrace South 4 Bristol 3

Platinum LevelHerff Jones, Inc.

Jostens, Inc.Lifetouch Studios

Pegleg EntertainmentUSA Student Travel

Gold LevelPirate InstallationSOS Entertainment

Silver LevelAll Action AwardsCharacter Counts!

Coca Cola Bottling Co.Confetti FX, LLC

Jamba JuiceInflatable Adventures

Motivational Media AssembliesParty Pals

School Specialty Planning & Student Development

Star In Your Own Music VideoTaylor Publishing- Balfour

Copper LevelAudio DynamixInTerAct E.P.

Jump Start Performance Pro-grams

Justin Boudreau- SpeakerKustom Imprints

Learning for LivingKeith Hawkins Real Inspiration

The Boomerang ProjectTyler Durman, “Author and

Speaker to Students, Educators & Parents”

Bronze LevelAbove The Crowd Productions

AllStar Events and VenuesBeverage Brothers

Bossgraphic Wall MuralsFeet First Eventertainment, LLC.

First Class EventsIza Design

Larry Livermore/The Marker ManMedieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Organized SportswearMy School Things

National Recognition ProductsQSP/Time, Inc.

Software 4 SchoolsThe Event Group

T.S. Outfitters, Inc.Wow! Special Events, Inc.

Special Thanks to:CADA Central Staff

David Knieriem ScholarshipSpeed Zone

Stage and Ask Me CrewDon and Annette ShafferPegLeg Entertainment

SOS EntertainmentTOMS Shoes

USA Student Travel

Medallion Sponsors

Medallion Sponsors RecognitionCASL Scholarship Recipients

Michael Edwards- Bear Valley Middle SchoolChloe Nguyen- Black Mountain Middle School

Allison Hidalgo- Esperanza High SchoolAmanda Hidalgo- Esperanza High SchoolErin Kownacki- Grosssmont High School

Sarah Potter- Pasteur Middle SchoolLianna Friedman- Twin Peaks Middle School

Sadie Pratt- Twin Peaks Middle SchoolCarly Coberly-Valley Center Middle School

Shelby Becker- Valley Center Middle SchoolMadeline Stehly- Valley Center Middle School

David Knieriem Scholar RecipientsAbigail Santora- John C. Kimball High School

James Jesperson- Vista Murrieta

Outstanding Activities Award FinalistsBeaumont High School President Dylan ValdiviaCarmel High School President Casey DowneyCeres High School President Dylan HinesChino Hills High School President Cassidy FilpiCrean Lutheran High School President Cody DufurDon Antonio Lugo High School President Brandon DiTommasoEl Dorado High School President Kyle RooneyFoothill High School President Jennifer OlagueFrancis Parker Upper School President Rachael AbernethyGreat Oak High School President Brianna Lopez & Austin FarleyGrossmont High School President Grace CrummettJohn A. Rowland High School President Kelley LiuJohn C. Kimball High School President Abby SantoraLong Beach Polytechnic High President Nicole GonzalesModesto High School President Ezequiel AmadorMurrieta Mesa High School President Casey JoeMurrieta Valley High School President Ryan OuiletteNorth Salinas High School President Alexa IbadlitPacifica High School President Madison GonzanPioneer High School President Norma GonzalezQuartz Hill High School President Ivy BedardRancho Cucamonga High School President Claire FreemanRuben S. Ayala High School President Cassie DanielSanta Fe High School President Vanessa ArandaSouth Pasadena High School President Benjamin LeeTemescal Canyon High School President Kurt ClementsVista Murrieta High School President James JespersonWest Covina High School President Meagan ManahanWhitney High School President Colleen DaleyYgnacio Valley High School President Kenan Tugcu

As an organization, CADA/CASL is proud to provide an incredible training opportunity for your student leaders with Leadership Development Days. The training takes place at a host site facility (MS or HS) and is delivered in a unique style whileworking in small groups of school student leaders, utilizing experiential activities and the related applications to teach specific skills and enrich group dynamics. The curriculum centers on skillsrelated to:

• Team building • Communicating• Prioritizing • Risk taking• Learning through experience • Evaluation• Challenges to include more students in the leadership base• Discovering individual’s strength• Determining how to change the culture and climate of your campus in a positive way.

For more information on locations of a Leadership Development Day in your area, or to host one yourself contact: Sandra Kurland leadership@cada1.orgOffice: 760-440-9299Cell: 619-957-9107

View more information on the CADA website at www.cada1.org.

Praise for Leadership Development Days:

“This was so much fun! And we were learning how to become better leaders! Right now I am looking at my spiderman card.... I have it in my wallet.” Samirah Martinez LDD Attendee

LeadershipDevelopment Days

“LDD”

Archbishop High School – Advisor David EluBalboa MS – Advisor Jose Duenas

Bidwell JHS – Advisor Bill BattagliaCesar Chavez MS- Advisor Christina DeSanto

Chino Hills HS- Advisor Janet RobertsGolden Valley HS – Advisor Laura BeersHolmes Jr. High- Advisor Kerri HoganIda Price MS- Advisor Eileen BeckleyLas Flores MS- Advisor Petra Davis

Los Amigos HS- Advisor Carlos CastilloNorth Salinas HS- Advisor Margaret Noroian

Quartz Hill HS- Advisor Jeff CulverSan Lorenzo Valley MS – Advisor Claire Hackett

Saticoy Elementary- Principal Jennifer Sargent DustonSutter High School- Advisor Lori Burrow

Twin Peaks MS- Advisor JJ BarlowWestlake HS- Advisor Diane Blackburn

Ygnacio Valley HS- Advisor Corissa StobingYorba Linda MS-Advisor Patricia Holt

And “RSVP” Hosts Raising Student Voice & Participation

Chino Hills HS - Janet RobertsLone Hill MS – Leslie Sandoval

CASL Thanks Our 2011-2012“LDD” Hosts

Leadership Development Day

Conference AgreementsTo ensure the safety of each participant of the 2012 CASL Conference, all delegates have agreed to the following:

1. Delegates will stay in conference facilities at the hotel and will participate by attending all sessions, acitvities and events.2. Possession, use, or sale of drugs, alcohol, or tobacco is not allowed.3. Delegates are not allowed in the hotel rooms of any member of the opposite sex.4. Medication must be administered by CASL staff or a school advisor.5. Participants must be in assigned rooms at lights out and remain there.

Any delegate violating these agreements will be sent home immediately at their parents’ expense.

A Note from the State PresidentJamal Edwards

I am both excited and elated for your presence at our state confer-ence. I guarantee it will be an experience you will find unforgettable. Throughout your journey at the CASL State Conference I encourage you to push beyond your comfort zone to: network, challenge other leaders, and begin the legacy you want to leave on your campus. Today marks the beginning of our efforts as leaders to impact our communities and inspire others to make a positive difference. It has been an incredible honor serving as this year’s State President, and this year of hard work will now culminate into our three-day adventure. Thank you for representing your school, communitie, and families in your attendance. Let the exploration of leadership commence, as our legacies begin NOW!

Welcome

A Note from the DirectorSandra Kurland

It is my hope you leave the conference with the belief you truly can leave a legacy on your campus with your attitude, guidance and actions; under-standing leadership is about serving others. We are gathered together here to learn from one another, to benefit as leaders for our schools and although each one of us is uniquely different in background, interests and persona, we all share a passion to lead. Your schools are lucky to have you, as we know the campus would look very different without you, the student leaders. I applaud and thank each one of you for all that you do. Special thanks to the entire CASL Board for their hard work and enthusiasm which inspires me to keep striving for excellence.

2011-2012 CASL State Board

President: Jamal Edwards

Past President: Erin Leonard

Northern Region Directors:Keizra MecklaiNicole NordstromKenan TugcuKaiti OchoaNicole AltamiranoPaddy Lei

Southern Region Directors:Kevin BacharMakenna HopwoodCarlyn MoronesEleanor HarvisonNicole RosarioBrandon Schauers

Freshman Directors: Amanda ParkerDonna Rose Llanda

CommunicationsDirector: Roman Alcocer

Web/Media Directors: Noah ColeJulianna HuangCassie DanielKatie Alfaro

Adult Advisory Committee:

Jose DuenasSusan MoerderAllison Gadeke

Save the Date!CASL Conference 2013

April 4th-6th Middle SchoolApril 6th-8th High School

San Jose Doubletree

CONFERENCE SCHEDULESaturday—Day 1

11:00—12:30 Advisor Networking (Advisor Suite) 1:00—2:00 Opening General Session (Pacific Ballroom) Keynote: Albert Mensah2:00—2:30 Advisor Meeting (Pacific Ballroom)2:30—5:00 Advisor Networking and key distribution (Suite)2:10—2:45 Region Meeting 1: Integrity-(Abe Lincoln) Conference Overview (see Museum Guide for locations)3:00—4:20 Intrastate 1: Service Learning (TOMS Shoes) Begins in Intrastate Rooms (see Museum Guide for locations) 4:30—5:45 Workshops 1 and 2 (see Museum Guide for locations) (see tickets for assignments) 4:30-5:00 Workshop 1 5:15-5:45 Workshop 2 5:45—6:00 School Meeting: Debrief Workshops (hotel locations) 6:00—6:30 Key Distribution & Rooms6:30—7:15 Dinner (Pacific Ballroom)7:15—7:45 Intrastate 2: Footprints- Follow up to Service Project (see Museum Guide for locations) 7:55- 8:25 Region Meeting 2: Humanitarianism- (Mother Teresa) (see Museum Guide for locations)7:15—9:00 Advisor Networking (Advisor Suite)

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE8:30—10:30 DANCE PARTY! (Pacific Ballroom) 10:30—11:45 School Meeting to reflect and review11:00- Lights Out

Sunday—Day 28:00—8:30 Breakfast (Garden Terrace Patio- by the pool-2nd floor)8:40—9:40 Meet The Pros (Pacific Ballroom)8:40—9:10 Advisor Meeting (Bristol 3)9:50—11:00 Workshop 3 and 4 (see Museum Guide for locations) 9:50-10:20 Workshop 3 10:30-11:00 Workshop 411:10-11:30 Region Meeting 3: Teamwork-(Jackie Robinson) (see Museum Guide for locations)11:50-12:50 General Session (Pacific Ballroom) Keynote: Kathy Buckley12:50—1:20 Lunch (Garden Terrace Patio- by the pool)12:50—1:20 Advisor Networking (Bring your lunch up to the suite!)1:30—3:15 Rotations (See Museum Guide for Locations) 1:30—2:10 Rotation 1 2:20—3:00 Rotation 2 3:10—4:10 Election Meetings- (see Museum Guide for locations)4:15-4:45 Get ready for SpeedZone

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE4:45 Line up for buses and depart for SpeedZone5:15- 10:00 SpeedZone (dinner 6:00-7:00)10:00 Depart SpeedZone for return10:45 School meetings (hotel locations)10:30 Election results (Bristol 1)11:00 Pack! Lights Out!

Monday—Day 37:45—8:00 Outstanding Activities Awards Rehearsal Elected Board Rehearsal (Pacific Ballroom)7:45—8:15 Breakfast (Garden Terrace Patio- by the pool-2nd floor)8:25—8:55 Intrastate 3: Vision (Walt Disney) (see Museum Guide for locations) (see tickets for assignments)9:05—9:35 Workshop 5 (see Museum Guide for locations)9:45—10:15 Region Meeting: Legacy Recap (see Museum Guide for locations)10:15—10:40 School Meetings: Action Plans 10:50—12:00 Closing General Session (Pacific Ballroom) -Outstanding Activities Program Awards -Keynote: Justin Boudreau

HOTEL MAP

Kathy Buckley www.kathybuckley.comGifted comedienne, award-winning actress, ac-complished author, and renowned inspirational speaker, Kathy Buckley is a force like no other. America’s first Hearing Impaired Comedienne, and five-time American Comedy Award Win-ner, she inspires hundreds of thousands of kids around the world, teaching No Labels, No Limits!

Albert Mensahwww.albertmensah.comAlbert’s goal is to have his audiences acquire the ability of building their own foundation to be an enthusiastic, passionate self focused on personal accountability, practical life skills, and indelible character. As he says in his mov-ing speech, “You have to aim high always, because the danger of being ‘just average’ is always lurking.”

KEYNOTE

Justin Boudreau www.justinboudreau.comTeenagers don’t always see the link between today’s actions and the consequences of to-morrow. Now is the time and opportunity for students to discover their true self. Justin’s keynote inspires and challenges students to Be YOUnique

SPEAKERS

Change your Words, Change your World Brandon Schauers Session 1,2,3,4,5 Emerald Bay 1The words you think and say out loud affect not only you but the people around you. When you change your words it will change YOUR world and our environment.

“You’ve Got Mail” Carlyn MoronesSessions 1,2,3,4 ,5 Newport Beach 2Cyberbullying in today’s world has gone viral. In this workshop learn tools and techniques to use technology for good.

Paint Your Dreams: Let it Shine and be Divine Katie AlfaroSession 1,2,3,4 Balboa Bay 2In life, in order to be successful, apply the concept of drawing your future. Come step out of your comfort zone, color outside the lines, and strengthen your leadership skills.

Expanding Your Horizons Julianna Huang Sessions 3,4,5 Newport Beach 3Participate in ways you can improve the climate on your campus by getting to really know your student body.

Make a Dif-4-ence Cassie DanielSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Balboa Bay 1Be The Best You Can Be. Learn four simple steps to remember every day you have the energy and potential to be the best you can be!

Hello World, WE ARE FIERCE! Kevin BacharSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Emerald Bay 3Let’s journey together and practice confidence and self belief. With a dash of fierceness learn tools to be self motivated and inspire others!

Every Story Wants to be Heard Kaiti OchoaSessions 1,3,4,5 Bristol 1Learn tools for reaching out to invisible students on your campus.

Approval Voting Stephen ColonSessions 1,2 Newport Beach 3Increase the effectiveness of your school’s elections. Come learn how to eliminate run-offs and guarantee a true majority vote!

WORKSHOPS

Taking Leadership to New Heights Eleanor HarvisonSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Huntington Beach 2Learn how to utilize the opportunities in life to become active leaders in your community, politics, volunteering and more.

Winning with the Right Reaction Nicole RosarioSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Emerald Bay 2Come see how reactions, big or small, shape our daily lives. Over-come challenges and learn strategies when reacting to difficult situations.

Live Life Through Leadership Nicole AltamiranoSessions 1,2,5 Laguna Beach 1Capitalize on your leadership talents to make the most of life’s situations. Visit this workshop to learn decision making techniques and how to empowering others.

All Eyes are on YOU! (Presidents Only) Jamal EdwardsSession 1 Catalina 2Presidential duties extend far beyond the classroom. Here you will develop the skills of delegating, communicating, and understanding what being a President is all about for the betterment of all .

Pumping up the Sports Factor Kenan TugcuSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Huntington Beach 1By adding a special twist to sports recognition you can highlight ALL athletic groups on your campus and bring different sports teams together.

Lean on Me Makenna HopwoodSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Laguna Beach 2Spread the sunshine, share a story, and pass a smile. Learn how to incorporate Random Acts of Kindness in unique aspects of everyday life.

Leading By Example Erin LeonardSessions 2,3,4,5 Catalina 2Thinking of yourself as a future leader of leaders? In many ASB’s ev-eryone will be leading at some point, so come learn different ways to show support while still guiding.

Actions Speak Louder than Words Keizra Mecklai Sesssions 1,2,3,4,5 Fountain TerraceUsing the power of your leadership to end bullying and create con-nections.

Reach Out and Make an Impact Bradley CruceSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Catalina 1It’s all about connections! Learn why it is so important to create connections on your campus if you want to make a genuine impact. You can leave a legacy which truly matters!

Humble Leadership… Success Nicole NordstromDoesn’t Always Come with a Medal Sessions 1,2,3,4 ,5 Bristol 3 Leadership isn’t a competition. We all have unique strengths and passions which are crucial to developing a strong and cohesive ASB. Each individual contribution is important even if it means not being in the spotlight.

Empathy Easy as 1-2-3! Paddy LeiSessions 1,2,3,4,5 Laguna Beach 3Practice walking a mile in someone else’s shoes. Learn the tools behind effective understanding and supportiveness!

Media in Your ASB Noah Cole Sessions 1,2,3,4,5 Newport Beach 1Utilize CASL’s resources on technology and learn how to incorporate them with your activities.

Candidates’ Exhibit Jamal Edwards Session 2 Bristol I Running for the CASL State Board? Come meet the other candidates and prepare for the election process!

Awesome Advertising Ashley KimballSessions 3,4 Laguna Beach 1Session 5 Balboa Bay 2“If they don’t know, they won’t go!” From rallies to charitycoin drives, learn how to creatively and effectively publicize your eventson campus.

ROTATION SPEAKERSStudents Today Leaders Forever www.stlf.netSTLF is an optimistic group of college students who engage in servant leader-ship to create positive life experiences. Their mission to reveal leadership through service relationships and actions engages college, high school, and middle school students. Tempered Steel www.temperedsteelinc.orgThese real American heroes, veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq from all military branches, relate their personal stories to expose prejudice. They teach youth not to judge others while teaching life lessons on dealing with looking different and overcoming challenges experienced in life. Leadership 202 www.leadwithjustin.comJustin has touched the lives of thousands of teens across America and Canada. He recognizes they deal with a wide range of issues and works with them to see the link between their actions today and the consequences for their future.