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Superintendent honors Patricia Sandoval Taylor for 40 years at Tucson Unified School District
Summary
The superintendent said the governing board recognized Patricia Sandoval Taylor for four decades of service, praising her advocacy for English learners and commitment to biliteracy and multilingualism.
The superintendent announced that the governing board recognized Patricia Sandoval Taylor for 40 years of service to the district, calling her a "fierce advocate for language acquisition" and praising her commitment to biliteracy.
"We recognized 40 year veteran of the Tucson Unified School District, Patricia Sandoval Taylor, for her absolutely amazing 4 decades of service, fierce advocate for language acquisition, programs, students learning English as a 2nd language, and a sheer love for biliteracy and multilingualism," the superintendent said. The recognition was presented at the board's final July meeting and highlighted Taylor's long service and program advocacy.
The transcript does not record Taylor speaking during the portion provided; the board's honor was described by the superintendent as part of his meeting recap.
