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Superintendent reports learning lab, youth health center visit and condolences for a Pacifica principal
Summary
Superintendent Tony Presta reported the district hosted a learning lab with other Bay Area districts, visited a youth health center, noted an upcoming ELCAP study session and extended condolences for the recent death of Ocean Shore principal Tony Corton.
Superintendent Tony Presta updated the Jefferson Union High School District board on recent district activities, including hosting a regional learning lab, a site visit to a youth health center and upcoming advisory meetings.
Presta said the district hosted a day of learning with the National Equity Project that included staff from other districts such as Santa Clara. "I was very proud of what we did and glad staff could hear how other districts value our work," she said. She also described a recent visit to the Davis City Youth Health Center and noted the center serves broader communities beyond Daily City and needs fundraising support from donors.
Presta referenced an upcoming study session on the ELCAP (Early Learning and Care Action Plan) with the district’s advisory committee and thanked staff members Tatiana Garín and others for explaining program details during prior briefings. She also extended condolences for the death of Tony Corton, a principal in the Pacifica area, saying the district community is in mourning.
Presta reported the district co‑hosted external visitors and panels and noted staff exchanged district practice on equity topics with visitors. Board members acknowledged those updates and expressed appreciation for staff work described in the report.
