Sac Safari Update!
2/9 REGISTRATION STILL OPEN!
Sacramento Safari is Fourth District PTA’s annual two-day advocacy trip to our State Capitol. Orange County PTA members get to hear from key speakers on issues that affect children, youth and families; learn about the inner workings of state government; advocate directly to our legislators; and network with other PTA advocates.
We are so excited to announce 2 of our latest featured speakers...
Carl A. Cohn
Senior Research Fellow and Professor Emeritus, School of Educational Studies, Claremont Graduate University
With over 30 years of experience in education as a teacher, counselor, professor, and superintendent, Dr. Cohn received the McGraw Prize and the Broad Prize for Urban Education. He has served on the California State Board of Education and directed the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE). Currently, he is a professor emeritus at Claremont Graduate University and an advisor to Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE), while also serving on various educational boards, including the Freedom Writers Foundation and EdSource. Recently, he was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a prestigious institution founded in 1780 by the second president of the United States, Adams, which includes notable figures such as George Washington and Albert Einstein.
Jamie Nuñez
Jamie is the Senior Manager of Outreach and Training at Common Sense Media where he supports school districts and state education agencies in integrating practical digital literacy skills into classrooms. With over 20 years of experience as a high school civics and economics teacher, vice principal, and education nonprofit executive, he has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities technology presents for students and families.
Sacramento Safari is Fourth District PTA’s annual two-day advocacy trip to our State Capitol. Orange County PTA members get to hear from key speakers on issues that affect children, youth and families; learn about the inner workings of state government; advocate directly to our legislators; and network with other PTA advocates.
