2012
Dual Language
Conference
CSU, Fresno Satellite Student Union Building
2485 E. San Ramon, Fresno, CA 93740
Friday, January 13th: 4:00pm to 8:00pm
Saturday, January 14th: 8:00am to 12:00pm
Dr. Laura Alamillo
Literacy and Early Education; CSU Fresno
Irma Serrano Garcia
Two-‐Way / Dual Immersion Parents of Fresno County
Fresno Madera CABE CASBE Chapter
Evelyn Gutierrez
Teachers for Social Justice; CSU Fresno
Dr. Teresa Huerta
Literacy and Early Education; CSU Fresno
Stanley A. Lucero
Literacy and Early Education; CSU Fresno
Fresno Madera CABE CASBE Chapter
Yolanda M.Lucero
Estrellita; Fresno Madera CABE CASBE Chapter
Debbie Roberts
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Mike Roberts
Fresno City College
Planning Committee Members
Dual Language Focus
Information Fair
Community Support
Student Focus
This conference has been organized to meet the needs and interests of participating bilingual
and dual language teachers, future bilingual and dual language teachers, parents of current
and future bilingual students, current and future early learning educators and supporters of
bilingual and dual immersion programs.
Our goal is to have the local schools showcase their dual language programs to attract future
dual language Teachers. Schools can demonstrate how they are implementing dual language
programs for their students. BCLAD students can come and discover the wide variety of
employment opportunities for bilingual student teachers.
Our goal is to have local organizations demonstrate their support for dual language programs,
teachers, students, and parents. We look forward to a successful exhibit of the different
aspects of dual language including materials and resources for dual language education.
85 CSUF Spanish & Hmong BCLAD students and 45 preschool teachers will be attending.
Students will be coming from the following universities and programs: CSU, Fresno; Fresno
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Madera County AB 212; CARES; and CARES PLUS.
Welcome
Dear Conference Attendees,
The purpose of this conference is to lay a foundation for the principles and applied
practice of education equity and dual language teaching and learning. As teachers, as student-‐
teachers, and administrators we know acutely the challenges faced by our students, see every
day the high drop-‐out rate in our region, and we have the skills to work to turn this around.
This conference is an opportunity to share with one another the knowledge and experience to
better grow our students into healthy members of our community. It is through this sharing of
knowledge and wisdom that we can most fully offer to our students the resources they need
to realize the promise of the American dream, that ‘pursuit of happiness’, which is their right
and their inheritance. We will know the measure of our success here, by the success we
engender in the children of our schools.
The foundation of a child’s success in dual language learning is a strong grasp of the
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dropout rate, the lack of equity within the communities we serve, the debilitating poverty. We
have the tools t change lives and grow communities. Overcoming these barriers is important
now more than ever, as the economy becomes increasingly global in scale. It is not an
overstatement to say that we have the ability to empower the children of California to be not
only outstanding community members, but to write their names large on the ledger of history.
It is educators who teach that legacy and parents who instill it in their children. Out students
will grow up to a world more interconnected than ever, more complex, more competitive. It is
us – educators, community members and parents – who will prepare them to meet those
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Dr. Cecilia A. Massetti
Superintendent of Schools
Friday Keynote
"Preparing to Become a Dual Language Teacher"
Rosa G. Molina
Executive Director, Two-‐Way CABE
Rosa G. Molina is the Executive Director of Two-‐Way CABE, the Two-‐Way Bilingual Immersion (TWBI) arm of the California Association for Bilingual Education. She provides technical assistance and professional development to TWBI Programs in California and the Western region of the United States, as well as, promoting the expansion of TWBI education throughout the US.
Vince Xiong
Vince Xiong is the principal at Yav Pem Suab Academy (YPSA), an independent charter school, which he co-‐founded in 2009-‐2010. Vince received his M.A. from CSU, Stanislaus in Curriculum and Instruction Development and his
administrative credential from CSU, Sacramento. He has been an elementary educator for 12 years and a school administrator for 4 and ½ years. With this experience, he leads Yav Pem Suab Academy with 38 staff members and 347 scholars. YPSA uses a three-‐systems approach to education: Body-‐Brain ǡ ǡ ϐ Ǥ
Friday Institute
The team of Ms. Kou Vang, Mrs. Edna Vang-‐Xiong, and Ms. Xee Vang teach the Hmong language development program at Yav Pem Suab Academy. Scholars are divided into three levels: Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Hmong. Hmong language is taught through the use of body-‐brain ǡǡ ϐ Ǥ At YPSA, what we think about, we bring about.
Ms. Kou Vang, Mrs. Edna Vang-‐Xiong, Ms. Xee Vang
and culture are taught as part of the school day. In addition to these approaches, the school embraces Howard Gardner’s multiple-‐intelligences and have classes that teach music, dance, physical education, taekwondo, and art.Saturday Keynote
Dr. Linda M. Espinosa
Saturday: "Preschool Dual Language Programs"
Dr. Linda M. Espinosa, recently retired Professor of Early Childhood Education at the University of Missouri, Columbia, served as the Co-‐director of the National Institute for Early Education research at Rutgers University from 2002 to 2003. Her recent research and policy work has focused on effective curriculum and assessment practices for young children from low-‐income families who are dual language learners. "Unless you believe in your bones that having a second language in addition to English is a gift and not a disadvantage, and that diversity is a resourse not a problem to be solved, you are likely to respond to ELL children in ways Ǧ ϐ child's home language."Dr. Barbara M. Flores
MA Coordinator College of Education, CSU, San Bernardino
Dr. Flores is a professor and Bilingual MA Coordinator in the College of Education at California State University, San Bernardino. Her areas of expertise and research are children’s language and biliteracy development, teaching/learning from a Vygotskian perspective, collaborative action teaching and research in classrooms with children and teachers, and critical pedagogy. She is also a children’s writer and Ǧϐ collection in the United States, Piñata and Más Piñata (220 titles) by Pearson Learning. Her newest children’s book is called Mud Tortillas, distributed by Lee & Low Publishers of New York.
Saturday Institute
Getting it RIGHT for Young Children from Diverse Backgrounds: Applying Research to Improve Practice
Friday, January 13, 2012 -‐ Workshops at a Glance
INSTITUTE: Yav Pem Suab Academy – Vince Xiong – Room 101 – 5:35-‐7:25Room 102 Room 101
Peter’s Bldg Session I 5:35 pm – 6:30 pm Session II 6:35 pm – 7:25 pm
Room 103 Room 105 Room 106 Room 131 Room 132 Room 134 Español Room 136 Room 138 Estrellita Yolanda Lopez-‐Lucero Extreme Classroom Makeover Jenny Riley
Tecnología en Español en el Salon Bilingüe -‐ Reyna Gurrusquieta Video: Speaking in Tongues
La Importancia María Ceballos Estrellita
Yolanda Lopez-‐Lucero Extreme Classroom Makeover Jenny Riley
Bilingual Storybook Reading Dr. Pamela Dungy
Video: Speaking in Tongues
Yav Pem Suab Academy Inst. Yav Pem Suab Academy Inst.
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Saturday, January 14, 2012 -‐ Workshops at a Glance
INSTITUTES: TWI Dual Language 101 -‐ Rosa Molina -‐ Satelitte Student Union Bldg -‐ 9:35-‐11:30 How Young Children Develop -‐ Dr. Barbara Flores -‐ Room 131 -‐ 9:35-‐11:30 Getting It Right -‐ Dr. Linda Espinosa -‐ Room 134 -‐ 9:35-‐11:30Room 101
Peter’s Bldg Session III 9:35-‐10:30 Session IV 10:35-‐11:30
Room 102 Room 103 Room 105 Room 106 Room 132 Room 131 Room 134 Room 136 Room 138 Academic Talk
Sam Nofziger Academic TalkSam Nofziger
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Martin Macías ϐ Martin Macías Hmong Women
Melinda Z. Brewer Ntaww Hmoob thiab Keeb Kwm HmoobVicky Xiong-‐Lor Equity
Dr. Osvaldo Ozzy DeLuna Equity Dr. Osvaldo Ozzy DeLuna SEBT
Patricia Wolfe Kincade
Participacíon familiar
Rosa Gil Participacíon familiar Rosa Gil Getting It Right Institute
Dr. Linda Espinosa
Getting It Right Institute Dr. Linda Espinosa Using Meaningful Literature
Karen Adler Using Meaningful LiteratureKaren Adler Video: Hablando en Lenguas
Lupe Jaime Young Children Institute
Dr. Barbara Flores Young Children Institute Dr. Barbara Flores
La Importancia Maria Ceballos Satellite
Student Union Bldg
TWI Dual Lang 101 Institute Rosa Molina
TWI Dual Lang 101 Institute Rosa Molina
2012 Dual Language Conference Workshops
Academic Talk in a Dual Language ClassroomSam Nofziger
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The presentation will showcase a collection of
instructional strategies that will increase the use of, and encourage the systematic implementation of academic talk, in English and Spanish. Participants will experience and discuss the collection of the strategies, and leave the workshop ready to use them in their classroom in any content area.
Email: snofziger@fcoe.org
English/Spanish K-‐12 Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 102, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30 Room 102, Saturday Session IV: 10:35-‐11:30 Apoyando el Desarrollo de Lenguaje de Infantes y Niños
Lupe Jaime CVCSN
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Apoyando el idioma del hogar es un componente fuerte
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tarea es para padres, proveedores de cuida de niños, y maestras. Se enfoca en porque es importante apoyar el idioma del hogar y como los padres y los maestros
infantes y niños.
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English and Spanish – Preschool: Spanish Culture and Parent Participation
Room 102, Friday Session I: 5:35-‐6:30 Room 106, Saturday Session IV: 10:35-‐11:30 Bilingual Storybook Reading & Lesson Planning Dr. Pamela Dungy
CPIN
Enhance your preschool classroom by learning how to develop a week-‐long lesson plan centered around a bilingual storybook! This presentation is based on the article, Storybook Reading for Young Dual Language Learners published in NAEYC Young Children, January 2011. You will leave enthusiastic about the creative ways you can make bilingual storybook reading come alive for all children in your preschool classroom.
Email: pdungy@mcoe.org
English – Preschool: Preschool Dual Language Room 134, Friday Session I: 5:35-‐6:30
Equity - Leading Organizational Change Dr. Osvaldo Ozzy DeLuna
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The ability to coach a school organization through change is more critical today than ever before. While many are getting better at adapting to change, the reality is that many organizations fail to coach administration and staff towards postive change. The discussion will provide a practical method for coaching individuals and organizations in driving sustainable personal and organizational change.
English -‐ PreK-‐12: Seal of Biliteracy Room 105, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30 Room 105, Saturday Session IV 10:35-‐11:30 Estrellita: Building a Reading Foundation in Spanish for ELL Students
Yolanda Lopez-‐Lucero Estrellita
Estrellita is a supplementary, accelerated, beginning
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grade ELL students that provide multi-‐sensory
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It meets the need of all children and layers of differentiated instruction are built in. It is based on
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Email: info@estrellita.com
English/Spanish -‐ K-‐1: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 106, Friday Session I: 5:35-‐6:30 Room 106, Friday Session II: 6:35-‐7:25 Extreme Classroom Makeover: Classroom Management Techniques That Work Jenny Riley
Rescue Union School District
Would it surprise you to learn that by removing 80-‐90% low-‐level negative behaviors permanently, you would free up to 5-‐9 hours a week that you could be using to teach? Learn how to diffuse behaviors before they begin, "teach-‐to" appropriate behavior, and turn wasted time into instructional time!
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English -‐ All levels: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 132, Friday Session I: 5:35-‐6:30 Room 132, Friday Session II: 6:35-‐7:25
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Getting It RightDr. Linda Espinosa
After thirty years of working with children from diverse
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consequences of inadequate training, misguided practices, neglect, misunderstanding, and even outright bigotry on the life forces of bright, curious, and highly verbal children who happen to have been born into poverty. This book draws on the author’s experience to provide all practitioners with research-‐based strategies and practices that they need to educate ALL children successfully. This presentation is aligned with Pre-‐K Quality Rating Improvement System, California Pre-‐K Curriculum Framework, and California Preschool English Language Learning (ELL) Guide.
English – PreK: Dual Language Research Room 134, Saturday Institute 9:35-‐11:30 Hablando en lenguas
En el tiempo cuando 31 estados han pasado leyes de “Nomas inglés,” cuatro familias pioneras han puesto sus
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kínder, sus maestras hablan la mayoría del tiempo en un
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nuevo las destrezas cuales Americanos necesitan para suceder en el siglo 21.
En inglés con subtítulos en español-‐ K-‐12:
Salón 138, sesión del sábado III: 9:35-‐10:30 Hmong Women in Early Care and Education Melinda Z. Brewer
Fresno City College
Women in Early Care and Education in becoming leaders within their community. Conference participants will gain understanding of Hmong women's traditional roles and responsibilities and how those roles intersect
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of study.
Email: melinda.brewer@fresnocitycollege.edu English and Hmong – Higher Education: Hmong Culture and Parent Participation
Room 103, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30
How Young Children Develop and Evolve in their Knowledge of Written Language in L1 and L2 Dr. Barbara Flores
California State University, San Bernardino & CABE Executive Board
This workshop will address the following three topics: 1) research and theory on how Pre-‐K -‐ Second Grade children "come to Know" written language in L1 and L2 from their developmental perspectives; 2) how to organize the teaching and learning of literacy and biliteracy through the use of interactive dialogue
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and progress.
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English/Spanish Pre-‐2: Preschool Dual Language Room 131, Saturday Institute: 9:35-‐11:30 Ntawv Hmoob thiab Keeb Kwm Hmoob Vicky Xiong-‐Lor
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thiab nyeem. Hmoob Keeb Kwm thiab Kev Kawm Ntawv
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thiab tsoom niam txiv Hmoob tom tsev kawv ntawv. Email: vickyxlor@yahoo.com
Hmong K-‐12: Hmong Culture and Parent Participation Room 103, Saturday,Session IV 10:35-‐11:30
2012 Dual Language Conference Workshops
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world language by high school graduation. Appearing on the transcript of the graduating senior, the Seal of
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Email: mmacias@stancoe.org
English/Spanish -‐ K-‐12: Seal of Biliteracy Room 101, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30 Room 101, Saturday Session IV 10:35-‐11:30 Spanish English Bilingual Transfer, SEBT Patricia Wolf Kincade
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The workshop will introduce its audience to power of language transfer in traditional bilingual as well as dual immersion instructional programs. SEBT was developed
support of bilingual instructional programs.
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English -‐ K-‐6: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 106, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30 Speaking in Tongues
At a time when 31 states have passed “English Only” laws, four pioneering families put their children in public
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teachers speak mostly in a foreign language. Speaking in
bilingual. This charming story will challenge you to rethink the skills that Americans need to succeed in the 21st century. “En el tiempo cuando 31 estados han pasado leyes de “Nomas inglés,” cuatro familias pioneras
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English -‐ K-‐12: Local Dual Language Programs Room 138, Friday Session I: 5:35-‐6:30
Room 138, Friday Session II: 6:35-‐7:25 Participación Familiar en un Programa
Prescolar “Usando un método bilingüe.” Rosa Gil
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Linked Family Literacy Program
de los niños. Los padres son considerados la clave
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familiaricé con las tribulaciones que han pasado. Una forma de familiarizarse es ofreciéndose como voluntario en la clase para que pueda ver lo que está aprendiendo su niño, y como usted puede promover el éxito escolar en los dos idiomas.
Correo electrónico: rgil@maderacoe.k12.ca.us Español – Prescolar: Cultura hispana y participación de padres
Salón 132, sábado sesión III: 9:35-‐10:30 Salón 132, sábado sesión IV 10:35-‐11:30 PIQE [Instituto de Padres Para una
Educación de Calidad] ¡Ahora Todo es Posible! Olga Nuñez, PIQE Executive Director
Blanca Navarrete, PIQE Associate Director La importancia del involucramiento en los padres para animar y apoyar a los padres de los estudiantes que cursan desde Kindergarten hasta la High School,
étnica, a participar activamente en la educación de sus
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favorable para la educación en casa; Entendiendo el sistema educativo para saber aprovecharlo a favor de
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directores; Apoyando el desarrollo emocional y social
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con los requisitos de la A-‐G en High School; y Motivando a los estudiantes para que vayan a la Universidad. Correo electrónico: onunez@pique.org
Español – K-‐Universidad: Cultura hispana y participación de padres
Salón 136, viernes sesión I: 5:35-‐6:30 Salón 136, viernes sesión II: 6:35-‐7:25
2012 Dual Language Conference Workshops
Using Meaningful Literature to Help Students Master Standards across the Curriculum Karen Adler
English as a Second Language Educator(Retired)Educator and children's book author, Karen Adler, will use
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components of letter writing. Karen will then inspire and perhaps entertain her audience with rhymes and music from several of her nutritional children's books. Email: kadler@netptc.net
English -‐ Preschool-‐6: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 136, Saturday Session III: 9:35-‐10:30 Room 136, Saturday Session IV 10:35-‐11:30 Yav Pem Suab Academy
Vince Xiong Edna Vang-‐Xiong Xee Vang Kou Vang
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and understand the roots of what makes a great school; the power to make a difference starts with you. What are you willing to do?
Email: vince-‐xiong@scusd.edu Hmong/English -‐ K-‐6:
Hmong Culture and Parent Participation Room 101, Friday Institute: 5:35-‐7:25 Tecnología en español en el salón bilingüe
Reyna Gurrusquieta, Erika Valle, y Elizabeth Macedo CSUF BCLAD students
El uso de la tecnología en el salón bilingüe abre una ventana a la imaginación, exploración y descubrimiento en las mentes de los niños. La tecnología puede
suplementar cada materia del currículo educativo y ofrece un enlace al libro de texto.
Email: invierno72@mail.fresnostate.edu Spanish-‐K-‐12: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom
Room 134, Friday Session II: 6:35-‐7:25 TWI/Dual Language 101
Rosa G. Molina Two-‐Way CABE
Two Way Immersion and Dual Language Programs have basic program components that are critical to the successful implementation of any program. The presenter will review those with the participants and answer any critical questions about the development of bilingualism and biliteracy.
Email: twbirosa@aol.com. Webpage: www.twowaycabe.org English -‐ K-‐12: Teaching in the Dual Language Classroom Satellite Student Union Building Saturday Institute: 9:35-‐11:30
Fresno Regional Bilingual/Dual Language Consortium
As a result of the 2011 Cesar Chavez Roundtable Event, a consortium was established in the Fresno region. The purpose of this consortium is to work in collaboration with the Fresno State Bilingual/ELD coordinator and faculty on matters concerning the overall quality of the approved Fresno State Spanish/Hmong Bilingual Authorized Program. The consortium will advise on ways to build stronger connections and relationships to the region's elementary schools and schools providing dual language programs. In addition, it will inform the Fresno area on multilingual and multicultural programs and resources. In return, Fresno State will provide the research perspective and teacher education information. This consortium will meet on a quarterly bases starting in Spring 2012.
Dr. Teresa M. Huerta, Bilingual/ELD Coordinator Literacy & Early Education
Kremen School of Education and Human Development California State University, Fresno
Following is a list of organizations and parents who have agreed to serve on the consortium. Ann Leavenworth Elementary
Lisa Benavidez, Principal, Two-‐Way Immersion
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Association of Mexican American Educators Monica Cuevas, President
California Association of Bilingual Education Patricia Wolf Kincade, President
California Reading and Literature Project Cheryl Caldera, Regional Director
CATESOL, Saroyan Chapter Gene R. Urrutia, Coordinator
Central Valley Children's Services Network Lupe Jaime, Director
Central Valley Educational Leadership Institute Virginia Boris, Co-‐director First Five Fresno County
Kendra Rogers, MPA, Executive Director Fresno City College
Martha Magnia, Child Development Instructor
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Samuel Nofzinger, Coordinator English Learner Programs Support
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Maria Maldonado, Assistant Superintendent, Department of English Learner Services
Head Start Early Childhood Education Fresno County Anitra Graves, Specialist
Hmong Community Representatives Doua Vu, Teacher, FUSD
Vicky Xiong, Teacher, FUSD Peter Vang
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Debbie Roberts, Manager of Pre-‐K & Family Literacy Programs for Madera County Parent Institute For Quality Education Alma El Issa, Executive Director Central Valley Reading and Beyond
Luis Santana
Executive Director of Reading And Beyond San Joaquin Valley Writing Project Teresa Vasquez
Stone Soup
Exhibitors
Amerasia Nu Vang Email: nuvang31@mail.fresnostate.edu Cell phone: 559-‐513-‐9340 Website: www.myspace.com/amerasia559 AMAE-Madera ChapterContact: Alex Garcia
Email address: elix0823@gmail.com Website: http://www.amae.org/ Ann Leavenworth Elementary Stephanie Friedrich
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4420 E. Thomas Ave, Fresno, CA 93702
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Children's Services Network Contact: Lupe Jaime/Isidro Bruno
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1911 N. Helm Ave. Fresno 93727 Phone: 559-‐456-‐1100
Website: www.cvcsn.org Estrellita
Yolanda López-‐Lucero Email: info@estrellita.com
1203 Flynn Rd. #250, Camarillo, CA 93012 Cellphone: 559-‐790-‐2710
Website: www.estrellita.com Family Factor
Rachel Aguilar 33632 Bronco Lane, Squaw Valley, CA 93675 Cellphone: 559-‐903-‐0711
Website: http://www.familyfactor.net/
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Debbie Roberts
Email: droberts@maderacoe.k12.ca.us 28123 Ave 14, Madera, CA 93638 Cellphone: 559-‐662-‐3861
Website: www.maderacoe.k12.ca.us
Mount St. Mary's Graduate Studies Contact: Martha Soto-‐Graduate Student Phone: 626-‐627-‐9438
Email: martsoto@mymsmc.la.edu Website: http://www.msmary.edu/ Lucerito's Music
Stanley Lucero
26963 Merril Ave., Madera CA 93638 Email: stanley.lucero@comcast.net Cell: 559-‐790-‐6522
Website: www.lucerito.net
Parent Institute for Quality Education: PIQE Olga Nuñez
Email: onunez@piqe.org
4222 W. Alamos Suite 209, Fresno, CA Website: www.piqe.org Pearson Education Angela Sermeno-‐Elementary Account Executive Email: Angela.Sermeno@pearson.com Cellphone: 559-‐917-‐9861 Sabrina Hernández-‐Secondary Account Executive Email Sabrina.Hernandez@pearson.com Cell: Hernandez-‐559-‐250-‐9249 Website: www.pearson.com Teachers for Social Justice Club California State University, Fresno Evelyn Gutierrez
Email: littlehassan@yahoo.com
Webpage: https://orgsync.com/11602/chapter Two Way CABE
"Creating Global Citizens" Contact: Rosa Molina Email: twbirosa@aol.com Website: http://twowaycabe.org/ Sunset Elementary
Juan Silva
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1755 S. Crystal Ave., Fresno, CA 93706 School Phone: 559-‐457-‐3310