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Season 4, Episode 8 | Marianna Vincent, Superintendent, Lemon Grove School District, Discusses The Power of Community Engagement

Season 4, Episode 8 | Marianna Vincent, Superintendent, Lemon Grove School District, Discusses The Power of Community Engagement

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 Welcome to Season 4, Episode 8 of "Future Pathways: Superintendents Unplugged" Sponsored by a champion of schools, school leaders, teachers and employees - SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union - we have an excellent episode featuring a discussion with Marianna Vincent, Superintendent of Lemon Grove School District. Marianna discussed her inspiring journey from a first-generation Mexican American student at Stanford to her current role. She highlighted the District's five-year strategic plan, focusing on preparing future leaders and workers. Vincent emphasized the importance of collaboration, community engagement, and addressing basic needs like food insecurity. She shared her experience at the Supe Tank event, where she pitched water bottle refilling stations. Vincent also spoke about the district's efforts to enhance communication skills and the impact of social media on mental health. The conversation concluded with her passion for travel and the district's academic achievements.Marianna's Journey and Motivation to Become an EducatorMarianna discusses her motivation to become an educator, influenced by her own positive experiences with educators and her desire to give hope and a future to children.She shares her background as a first-generation Mexican-American, raised by a single mom, and her experiences growing up in South San Diego.Marianna recounts her journey to Stanford University, where she was influenced by the church and decided to pursue a career in education.She reflects on her time at the US Department of Education, emphasizing the importance of federal leadership but highlighting the irreplaceable work of educators in schools.Challenges and Changes in EducationMarianna talks about the increasing challenges in education, noting that the work has become harder at every level and there is less trust in the system.She highlights the mental health needs of students, including issues like mental health needs, suicidal ideation, and the overall challenges students face today.Marianna discusses the importance of amplifying the positive aspects of education and the work being done in districts like Lemon Grove.Marianna emphasizes the need for collaboration and support from businesses, community groups, and other stakeholders to address the challenges faced by students and educators.Supe Tank Event and Environmental SustainabilityMarianna discusses the Supe Tank event, where Superintendents make pitches similar to Shark Tank, with a focus on environmental sustainability.Marianna shares her experience at Supe Tank 5.0, where she dressed up as a lemon and pitched water bottle refilling stations for Lemon Grove.She explains the need for modern water bottle refilling stations to reduce plastic waste and provide safe, clean water for students.Marianna credits Leighangela Brady for her support and guidance during the Supe Tank event and highlights the importance of collaboration among Superintendents.Collaboration and Community InvolvementMarianna emphasizes the importance of collaboration with colleagues, teachers, parents, and businesses to support students and address educational challenges.She discusses the strong relationship between the Lemon Grove School District and the local community, including businesses, nonprofit organizations, and the city council.Marianna highlights the annual meeting between the school board and the city council and the involvement of community groups in supporting the district's initiatives.She shares examples of community support, such as the Lemon Grove Lions Club providing beanies for students and the District's efforts to revitalize Broadway.Addressing Basic Needs and Food InsecurityMarianna discusses the significant need for basic needs, such as food and toiletries, among students and their families in Lemon Grove.She shares her personal experience of food insecurity as a child and the ongoing challenges faced by families in the district.Marianna highlights the district's efforts to provide food and basic necessities through Family Resource Stores on each campus.She emphasizes the importance of addressing basic needs to ensure students can focus on learning and achieve academic success.Innovative Programs and Strategic PlanningMarianna talks about the District's innovative programs, including the Career Technical Education Academy at Lemon Grove Academy Middle School.She mentions the dual immersion pathway and the focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education.Mariana discusses the ongoing revision of the District's five-year strategic plan, which will focus on preparing tomorrow's leaders, workers, and citizens.She highlights the importance of engaging the community, staff, students, and families in the strategic planning process to identify the skills and abilities needed for future success.Personal Interests and Travel ExperiencesMarianna shares her love for travel and her family's tradition of visiting a new place each year ...
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