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Congratulations to former CALAS board member,
Dr. Miguel Cardona, on his nomination as our nation's Education Secretary! We are so proud of you! 

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Our Executive Board with our 2020 CALAS high school and college scholarship recipients! Congratulations!

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Congratulations Camila Pizarro Ayala, from Waterbury, our high school winner!

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Congratulations to our two college winners, Grecia Poma from Enfield who will be attending UCONN, and Da'Nasiah Blackwell, from Norwalk, who will be attending SCSU!

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Advocacy at The Black and Puerto Rican Education Town Hall Meeting on 5/14/20
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Last Membership Meeting of the 19-20 School Year
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Advocacy at The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus Public Hearing on 2/25/20

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Meet and Greet Breakfast with the legislators on 2/24/20

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Commissioner Cardona presents at our Full Membership Meeting on 1/30/20!

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Congratulations to our Executive Board Secretary, Daisy Torres, on the release of her new bilingual children's book, I'll See You On the Bridge!
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​Congratulations Dr. Miguel Cardona, our new Commissioner of Education!
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Mission:

Our mission is to foster quality and equitable public education for Latino Connecticut students as we seek to inspire, cultivate, develop, and support Hispanic/Latino educational leaders and talent.  Acting with urgency,  we are committed to supporting the professional growth of Hispanic/Latino talent through professional learning and networking opportunities.  ​

Goals:

  • Communicate our purpose and promote collaboration among all stakeholders who support quality and equitable education for Latino students.
  • Provide networking opportunities and share best educational practices for educating Latino students successfully in a global economy.
  • Develop pathways to increase leadership capacity among diverse educators and students.   
  • Work cooperatively with other state and national administrative organizations to promote and advocate for quality public education. ​

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​The new organization, CALAS- Connecticut Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents,which is the state chapter of the national organization ALAS, was founded by a group of school leaders from New Haven dedicated to expanding resources and opportunities for Hispanic/Latino educators.
They have partnered with CAS – Connecticut Association of Schools, as they seek to expand their membership and bring their mission to life in CT.

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