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Board welcomes Jill Serrano as WESD Director of Human Resources

Washington Elementary School District Governing Board · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Robert Cabnett introduced Jill Serrano as Washington Elementary School District's new Director of Human Resources; district remarks cited her 25+ years in public education, prior roles including student services director and experience in school and district leadership.

Superintendent Dr. Robert Cabnett introduced Jill Serrano as the Washington Elementary School District's new director of human resources at the July 13 governing board meeting.

An introducer said Serrano (packet materials also use the spelling "Sereno") brings more than 25 years of public education experience, including district leadership as director of student services, principal and assistant principal roles, Title IX and crisis response experience, and a master's degree in Educational Leadership. Serrano told the board she is "extremely grateful and happy to be back in the Washington Elementary School District" and said she looks forward to supporting staff and students.

The board welcomed Serrano and applauded her return to the district; Superintendent Cabnett noted Serrano participated in onboarding and district welcome activities and that principals and assistant principals will soon begin fall orientation. The board expressed appreciation and asked staff to extend support as Serrano assumes HR leadership responsibilities.

What happens next: Serrano will lead Human Resources activities and district onboarding for staff through August and beyond; the board did not take a formal vote on the hire during this meeting (the item was a recognition/introduction).