The Association of Waldorf Schools (AWSNA) supports the growth and development of Steiner/Waldorf Education schools and teacher training institutes throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. AWSNA provides leadership to schools by facilitating resources, networks and research as they strive towards excellence and build healthy school communities. The Association performs functions that its member schools and institutes could not do alone, including: · Outreach and advocacy · Accreditation and school support services · Professional development activities · Research and publications Please contact us if you have any questions about AWSNA. WALDORF EDUCATION: ~ Is based on a profound understanding of human development ~ Provides a detailed, richly artistic curriculum that responds to and enhances the child's developmental phases, from early childhood through high school ~ Cultivates social and emotional intelligence ~ Connects children to nature ~ Ignites passion for lifelong learning ~ Is the fastest growing educational movement in the world

Through career development, we engage, educate and empower our students to thrive and successfully contribute to today’s economic workforce. Sacramento State graduates – more than 230,000 strong – are redefining the possible in every field imaginable. We are California’s capital university, providing world-class, affordable education in the political, cultural, and economic heart of the Golden State. Our services are free to Sacramento State students and alumni.

Employee Benefits Consultant for groups 2-1000 lives *Responsible for eligibility questions, claim questions, billing issues, and daily service/policy issues for client accounts. *Coordinated health fairs and wellness presentations

Acorn Evaluation is a professional development and training/technical assistance company based in San Diego, CA. We provide management consulting, evaluation, training and technical assistance to Head Start and Early Head Start recipient agencies, helping them use data to improve their programs and communicate their successes to funders, stakeholders, and their communities.

College Planning Source has helped educate and guide families through the complicated process of preparing for higher education since 2002. We help families navigate through all aspects of college planning to ensure we have explored every possible option in order to make the right choice for their family’s future. We recognize that no two families or students are the same and take great pride in customizing strategies and plans for families to help their loved ones achieve higher education.

Access Youth Academy is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that inspires underprivileged youth to excel via a program combining academics, physical fitness and the sport of squash, and community service. Its vision is to provide opportunities for enrichment and excellence to motivated, low-income youth so that they may fulfill their potential. Access Youth Academy provides after school enrichment programming for young people in San Diego that come from families that qualify for "Free or Reduced Lunch" Title One Federal assistance. Program services include specialized academic tutoring, mentoring, physical fitness and sport of squash training, and organization of community service projects. Squash is a high-speed racquet sport played by two players in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. Squash is recognized by the International Olympic Committee and remains in contention for incorporation in a future Olympic program.

We a non-profit focused on building connection, developing innovative schools and providing leadership coaching to improve education one person at a time.

As a nonprofit organization, the Foundation raises funds to bridge the gap created by insufficient government funding to our public schools. As the CFOO, I was responsible for the oversight of the operations and finances. Working part time, I oversaw operations coordinator (accountant) with accounting, maintaining QuickBooks and financial management. Responsible for the $1.25m budget and it’s ongoing analysis. Create Board financial materials including profit and loss, balance sheet, budget reports, and account summaries. Review monthly financials and status of organization. As treasurer of the Board of Directors, attend board meetings as required. Manage $5.7 million Endowment including finalizing the creation of and ultimate dissolution of Coronado Schools Endowment Foundation. Direct the transition of Endowment to new asset management brokerage account. Report and analysis of status of Endowment, account balances, gains and losses. Manage relationship with Endowed scholarships, communicating quarterly with the each donor / executor to include financial reports, account status and recent activity. Coordinate, manage and prepare for all Finance Committee meetings. Work with each finance committee member to ensure relevant information is presented to individual members and committee meetings. Attend all financial committee meetings. Present detailed report on current status of CSF financials, Endowment, relevant policies, and annual audit. Attend Executive Committee meetings with a focus on finances. Assist Operations Coordinator with preparation for annual internal audit. Attend final audit meeting to discuss findings and review audited financials. Present audit to each member of the finance committee and boards for review and discussion. Work with CEO to update and finalize all policy and procedures manuals including bylaws, personnel policy manuals, internal controls, CSF policy manual, and investment policy manual.

For over 50 years, the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus has enriched the San Diego community through dynamic concerts of groundbreaking, traditional and contemporary classical music. Steven Schick, Music Director; Ruben Valenzuela, Choral Director; Stephanie Weaver, Executive Director