Presented by:Eleana Esquer & Susan Arzola

MISSION OF ACSA

Support California’s educational leaders;

Ensure all students have the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel; and

Champion public education.

ACSA’s Vivid Description

DESCRIPTION OF ACSA STRUCTURE

State ACSA – the state level of ACSA government.

Region ACSA – 19 regions across the state, consisting of charters, usually combined by county.

The functions of each region shall be to promote within the region the purposes of ACSA.

DESCRIPTION OF ACSA STRUCTURE

Charters – the local group of members. Can be a larger district or group of smaller districts.

Charters are created for the purpose of implementing the state program at the local level, for the involvement of members, for the utilization of leadership potential and for effective communication between all levels of governance of ACSA.

ACSA STAFF STRUCTURE Executive Director – Dr. Wes Smith

Departments: Educational Services Executive Office Information Systems Human Resources

Communications Financial Services Governmental Relations Member Services and Member Assistance and Legal Support Team

QUICK QUIZ

Who is the Executive Director of State ACSA?

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ACSA STATE BOARD

State Board of DirectorsElected Officers (5 total) President, President-Elect, Vice President,

Vice President for Legislative Action, Past PresidentDirectors (elected by Regions) (19 total) List your local region directors here

Directors at Large (up to 4) State President names at-large members

ACSA STATE COMMITTEES Standing Committees (5 total)-EVERY Region has a Representative at the State Level Co-Administrators Equity, Achievement, and Diversity for Success Legislative Policy-Board Member Services-Board Retirement-RACSAM

Special Committees (4 total) ACSA/CAPEA Leadership Summit Small School District Urban Education

ACSA STATE COUNCILS

12 Councils- ONE appointed to each council from our Region Adult Education Business Services Career Technical Education Classified Educational Leaders Curriculum, Instruction & Accountability Leaders Educational Options Elementary Education Human Resources Middle Grades Education Secondary Education Student Services and Special Education Superintendency

QUICK QUIZ

How many Councils are there???

12

ACSA STATE DELEGATE ASSEMBLY

State Board Members – 28 total

State Committee Chairs – 8 total

State Council Presidents – 12 total

Region Delegates – 85 totalConsists of each region’s president, president-elect, and vice president for legislative action. The number of additional delegates for each region depends on membership numbers in each region.

QUICK QUIZ

How many votes does Region XV get at Delegate Assembly?

7 WE have a Voice!

ACSA REGIONS

19 Regions Region XV the MOST members in the state!

Committees/Councils Representatives to most committees/councils identified earlier

QUICK QUIZ

How many Regions in the state?

19

OUR ACSA REGION XV

Region leadership includes: Elected board members, paid or volunteer staff Charter president and delegates Committee representatives Council chairpersons

ACSA REGION XV CHARTERS

24 Charters Alhambra Antelope Valley Azusa

Baldwin Park Bassett Bonita

Burbank Charter Oak Claremont

Covina Valley Glendale Glendora

Hacienda- La Puente Montebello NW San Gabriel

Pasadena Pomona RACSAM

Rowland Santa Clarita W. San Gabriel Valley

Walnut Valley West Covina Whittier

QUICK QUIZ

How many Charters in Region XV?

24

ACSA CHARTERS

Charter Membership Some charters charge dues to be a charter member on top of State ACSA dues Some charter members do not pay state ACSA dues To be a Charter President you must be a paid State ACSA member

EXPECTATIONS OF REGION LEADERSHIP Committees/Councils Attend statewide meeting of committees/councils if you are a representative Plan regional committee/council meetings, network with job-alikes Attend the 3 Region Assembly Meetings

Charter Leaders Attend charter meetings Actively contribute to charters Attend the 3 Region Assembly Meetings Bring back information to Charters Submit required documentation to Region

All leaders should encourage non-members to join ACSA

QUICK QUIZ How many Region Assembly Meetings are held annually?

3

BONUS! Who should attend? (One point each)

Region XV Board

Charter Leadership

Committee/Council Representatives

Special Guests

ACSA REGION MEETINGS

Region Assembly is Attended by: Region Leadership and Staff Charter President, Charter Board Delegate Guests from State ACSA

State Delegate Assembly Meetings are Attended by: Region Leadership and Staff Charter President Charter Board Delegate Charter Vice President for Legislative Action Charter Vice President for Members Committee Representatives Council Chairpersons

Now that you understand ACSA’s

structure, let’s look at the work we will be

doing this year.

YOUR LEADERSHIP ROLE IN COMMUNICATING ACSA’S MESSAGE

A top priority for every ACSA leader is sharing ACSA’s mission, vision and priorities with members and potential members.

This information should be shared repeatedly and should be made a focal point at all ACSA events.

FRAMING ALL COMMUNICATIONS Every action an ACSA leader takes – from planning an event to delivering a speech to meeting with legislators to communicating through email – should center on ACSA’s vision, mission and priorities.

Sharing ACSA’s message and linking it to personal stories, reflections and local successes will go a long way to ensuring the success of ACSA.

FINAL QUICK QUIZ

What are the 3 Mission points of State ACSA?

Support California’s educational leaders;

Ensure all students have the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel; and

Champion public education.

ACSA MEMBERS ARE THE MOST FORMIDABLE SPOKESPEOPLE FOR

CALIFORNIA’S SCHOOLS. YOUR ROLE IN COMMUNICATING THE SUCCESSES OF OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER BEFORE.

ENJOY YOUR YEAR ENJOY YOUR YEAR AS AN ACSA LEADERAS AN ACSA LEADER!

QUESTIONS?