African American Student Advisory Cabinet

AASAC group photo 2021-22
The African American Student Advisory Cabinet was established in 2016 by Superintendent Jim Yovino, Student Equity and Empowerment Department, and students from throughout Fresno County. After an evening conversation with African American students and their District Superintendents, it was decided to form the Cabinet in order to establish a student voice forum specific to these students to discuss and address their concerns as well as share positive events on their campuses. From this group a "Plan of Action" was created and shared throughout the community as a reference to the needs of these students and their peers. The Cabinet meets 3-4 times a year and is actively engaged in the planning of the annual African American Student Leadership Conference.

Student Advisory Cabinet members engage and exercise Student Voice in the creation of the Community Voices for Excellence document. Hear more below:

 


 

African American Student Advisory Cabinet Plan of Action

The plan of action was submitted by students of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools African American Student Advisory Cabinet on behalf of our K-12 peers, to ensure academic and social-emotional excellence within our African American student communities.