California Hispanic Superintendents Association

Focus on results: focus on results is a leadership conference open to all superintendents, aspiring administrators, and administrators seeking personal and professional leadership growth. The conference offered various presentations, keynote speakers, and opportunities for thought leaders. In addition, it recognized practitioners from around the state as we discussed evidence-based practices and solutions to help improve district outcomes. Total number of attendees is 394.

Women's leadership network: women's leadership network illuminates the significant discrepancy in representation of latina leadership at the executive level and provides strategies for both candidates and organizations in addressing such discrepancies. Total number of attendees is 155.

Mentorship program:calsa mentorship program provides compassionate assistance in a combination of passion, persistence and integrity which guides mentors in the manner by which they provide support to each protege. Through this mutual empowerment the mentoring pair develops more as educational professionals who purposefully commit to increase latino student achievement and eliminate the achievement gap for all students. The protege must be supported and current perspective challenged, but proteges are required to find their own answers. Mentors seek to build confidence and independence by actively listening, sharing perspective, and providing alternatives. Proteges must take full responsibility for their professional growth and career development to reach the next stage of their career. Cohort 20 has 21 proteges each paired with a mentor, and cohort 21 has 18 proteges, also each with a mentor making a total of 39 proteges, each matched with a mentor.

Academy for leadership & innovation (al&i)our academy will focuses on research-based model school visits, innovative discussions on exemplary school practices, stellar professional development, and personal growth through leadership skill development.

El academy the calsa el leadership academies are a unique professional development that offer a four-module series designed to build & develop our educational leaders. The series are supported by partners such as the california department of education, cabe and californians together. Districts can use lcap, title i and title iii funds. Digital tools and resources will be made available immediately following the presentation of each module.