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Thank you to all our sponsors, volunteers, speakers,
and everyone else who helped make this great event possible
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Guest Speakers:
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Jose
Leyba
Dr. José Leyba is
a native Arizonan, received his Bachelor of
Arts Degree at Arizona State University (ASU),
and began his teaching career at the junior
high level where he taught English, Social
Studies and remedial Math. He also completed
both Master’s and Doctorate in Educational
Administration and Supervision at ASU. Dr.
Leyba’s career can best be summarized by his
global expertise in operational and theoretical
knowledge of the P-20 concept, systemic reform,
change leadership, and executive mentoring and
coaching of school leaders.
After 32
successful years in public education Dr. Leyba
retired in September, 2008 to pursue his
passion of assisting those in the education
community. He has served in a consultant &
volunteer role for the Cesar Chavez Education
Institute and volunteers extensively with
education non-profits assisting with Board
Development, fundraising, and professional
development.
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Stacy
Stout
Stacy Stout was
born and raised in West Michigan and has made
Grand Rapids, MI her home where she recently
accepted the position of Dean of Students at
Burton Middle School with Grand Rapids Public
Schools, after serving as the Education
Director for seven years with the Hispanic
Center of Western Michigan overseeing adult and
youth education services, parent leadership and
engagement, and early learning initiatives to
increase academic attainment among the Hispanic
community.
In her current
role, Ms. Stout oversees the 6th grade academy
and assist students with the critical
transition from elementary to middle school,
implements positive behavior and dropout
prevention strategies for the entire school,
and serves on a work group to leverage Latino/a
student resiliency for academic success and a
committee to streamline systems to identify
early warning indicators for dropping out of
school, so students and families receive the
appropriate interventions.
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To view the key
note sessions on the cable channel. Here are the playback
times:
Comcast
Channel 24/916 (85.24) and AT&T U-Verse 99
Morning
Speaker
Sundays at 1:30pm
Tuesdays at 4:00pm
Wednesdays at 10:00am and
7:00pm
Fridays at 7:00am and
12:00pm
Afternoon
Speaker
Sundays at 11:00am
Mondays at 2:30pm
Tuesdays at 11:00am and
5:00pm
Thursdays at
10:00pm
Fridays at 5:00pm
Saturdays at 5:00pm
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