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CASBO
DRIVING THE BUSINESS SIDE OF CALIFORNIA’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
As CEO of the California Association of School Business Officials (CASBO), Tatia Davenport brings her relentless quest for improvement, her innovative mindset, and her profound ability to inspire and mobilize people to transform education and drive results with her team to support the organization’s members and the students they serve.
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KIDSFIRST
CARING FOR TEAM MEMBERS, CARING FOR THE COMMUNITY
KidsFirst, a family resource and counseling center with Roseville and Auburn offices, provides life-changing services and programs to all of Placer County. Founded in 1989, this nonprofit organization has served more than 100,000 families, making an enormous impact on the mental health needs of clients from every walk of life.
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![Pictured [L-R]: Erika Hermosilo, Chief Program Officer, Stockton Scholars and Stockton Service Corps; Gaby Carmona, Executive Assistant, Reinvent Stockton Foundation; Claudia Haro, Director of Operations, Reinvent Stockton Foundation; Sabrena Hernandez, Communications Manager, Reinvent Stockton Foundation; Sylvia Gillies, Associate Director of Postsecondary Access and Completion, Stockton Scholars](https://www.comstocksmag.com/sites/main/files/imagecache/tile/main-images/_nz92728-february_20_2024_luminarneo-edit_1.jpg?1709663176)
REINVENT STOCKTON FOUNDATION
PUTTING COMMUNITY FIRST
Reinvent Stockton Foundation (RSF) aims to reinvent the city by expanding opportunities for students pursuing higher education by building hope and attracting resources and investments to the area. The organization partners with local nonprofit groups that align with that mission, vision, and values.

The Kids Aren’t Alright
California students suffered learning and other losses during the pandemic
Statewide, students lost four months of math progress and a month in reading progress between the start of the pandemic and the end of 2022. Has that picture improved?

Education as a Common Good
OPINION: An inside look at the California State University strike
An overwhelming majority of California Faculty Association members voted to authorize a strike in November 2023, and the association shut down the California State University system on January 22.
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![Pictured [L-R]: Sacramento County Office of Education Cabinet Members: Wende Watson-Executive Assistant to the Superintendent, Shanine Coats-Director Strategic Initiatives, Jacqueline White-Assistant Superintendent Court and Community Schools, College and Career Initiatives and Adult Re-Entry, Brent Malicote-Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Nancy Herota-Deputy Superintendent, Educational Services, Jerry Jones-Executive Director Technology Services, Nick Schweizer-Associate Superintendent Business Services, Dr. Channa Pitt-Executive Director Planning & Improvement Curriculum & Instruction, Michael Kast-Executive Director Special Education, Darrien Johnson-Chief Administrator Human Resources Personnel, Kristin Wright-Executive Director Prevention & Early Intervention, Elizabeth Linton-Associate General Counsel, and Xanthi Soriano-Executive Director Communications](https://www.comstocksmag.com/sites/main/files/imagecache/tile/main-images/_mg_2362_1.jpg?1707247982)
SACRAMENTO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
A STRONGHOLD FOR PROGRESS AND INCLUSIVITY
In a world where education is the cornerstone of personal and societal growth, the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) stands as a stronghold for progress and inclusivity.
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Inside California Education
TELEVISION SERIES HIGHLIGHTS CALIFORNIA’S PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM
Inside California Education, a unique and innovative television program, presents stories from across the state’s public school system to inform and inspire audiences. This award-winning series, produced by Sacramento-based PBS KVIE, airs locally on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m.

Is Education’s Future Safe — or Artificial?
Comstock’s president and publisher Winnie Comstock-Carlson weighs in on the future of education with AI.

Too Big for The Nest
After 69 years, Sacramento State has outgrown the hallowed sports facility
With a seating capacity for just over a thousand fans, it’s smaller than most Capital Region high school gyms. Despite its limitations, the cozy Hornet Gym — also known as The Nest — has been the main facility for NCAA indoor sports at Sacramento State since 1955.
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CALSPRA
HELPING SCHOOL PROFESSIONALS CONNECT, COMMUNICATE AND INSPIRE
In California, there are over 5.8 million students, which means keeping school communities informed and connected has never been more important.