Develops clear goals, processes, timelines, and messaging to drive resource support for the academic improvement of all students. Aligns work with the chief academic officer. Bio: Rivera took the Aurora position in She has a law degree and previously worked at Yale Law School.
Most recently, Rivera owned her own consulting firm, was an adjunct lecturer in English as a Second Language at the University of Denver, served as executive director of the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado, and was assistant superintendent and general counsel to The New America Schools.
Develops clear goals, processes, timelines, and messaging to drive academic improvement for all students. Leads the work to provide school-specific support to roll out district initiatives. Aligns work with the chief of strategic management on use of human and material resources. Bio: Wright was appointed interim chief academic officer in September.
Prior to the appointment, Wright served as a director of learning, overseeing a group of 10 schools since July He also served as a principal, instructional leader and assistant principal and first began his education career teaching middle school language arts.
Also responsible for writing, revising, and rolling out policy and procedures, and representing the Human Resources Department on committees, boards, and councils. Bio: Smith took over his current position in , but has worked in public education for 26 years, serving as a school social worker, dean of students, assistant principal, principal, and central office administrator in the Denver and Aurora school districts.
Smith is also a graduate of Aurora Public Schools and has been a member of the Aurora community since Continually coordinate, analyze, and evaluate complex ideas and situations and communicate these items in easy-to-understand language. Also required to effectively communicate, negotiate, and advise. Also provides communications or public relations training, counsel, and advice to schools and departments.
Bio: Moon joined Aurora as the public information officer in March She was named the chief communications officer in February She was a TV reporter and anchor working on stories on a wide range of topics including education, health, and crime.
She is fluent in Korean and speaks French conversationally. Moon is a Colorado native who graduated from Lakewood High School. Supervises outside counsel doing the same. Communicate to appropriate staff any changes, updates, and recent interpretations of school and employment law.
Conduct legal research and draft legal documents including contracts, policies, and correspondence. Brandon earned his degrees from Brigham Young University.
Supervises the operational activities of athletics and activities, construction management and support, information technology, maintenance and operations, planning, security, transportation, and facility rental. He started working as a U. From to , he served as assistant principal for Thunder Ridge High School. Sturges has been in his current position since Also prepares and administers the district budget, guides the development of long-term capital financing methods, directs and supervises all business or finance functions including, but not limited to, risk management, budgeting, and grants management while adhering to district policies and procedures.
Prior to working for the Aurora district, Johnson served as the director of the office of major project development for the Colorado Department of Transportation. At CDOT, he explored new methods to finance and procure major transportation projects.
During his time as deputy treasurer, Johnson focused on banking, investment, and accounting services. Congratulations on your many achievements, ladies!
The Hon. She was elected to the Denver School Board in and is vice president of the board. She was Lt. Governor of Colorado from She was Governor Richard D. She was the first Latino to serve in the administration of an Ivy League law school in the United States. Marcelina is a mother, a community leader currently serving on the CU Anschutz Community-Campus Partnership and Aurora Public Schools Foundation, a published writer, a dancer and a certified yoga instructor.
She holds a J. Sumana Suma Nallapati is an accomplished technology leader with experience in establishing and executing value-driven global IT service strategy and delivery. Her extensive experience includes leading technology driven innovation for business transformation, healthcare infrastructure operations, and global enterprise business applications.
A champion of collaboration, breaking silos and achieving excellence, she is passionate about innovating everyday solutions for customers. As AVP-Technical Services at Catholic Health Initiatives, Suma led service delivery operations for a complex multi-state rapidly growing healthcare IT footprint, leading distributed teams including data center, network operations, service desk and end-user computing.
She has made Colorado her home for the past 17 years along with her husband Srinivas and two children. She is actively involved with several charities around health and education. Bank where she develops, leads, and aligns strategy to advance business objectives through marketplace, community, workplace and supplier goals. Haynes-Carter is a corporate strategist and development expert known for producing top results for non-profit, corporate, and government entities.
Prior to her current role at U. Department of Commerce. From Colorado State University she earned a graduate process management certificate. Haynes-Carter is a national speaker and facilitator. My passion for this works stems from an early age, watching and learning from my mother who helped Mexican immigrant families integrate and settle into our small, farming community in rural Colorado. My path has focused on community development. Early career choices placed me in the human services arena as a frontline worker at a county mental health center and as a youth counselor at a health clinic.
I co-founded with other community members Clinica Campesina, a rural health care clinic for low-income families in rural Colorado. My never-ending search to connect theories with practice in the community development and economic development arenas led me to serve both a Colorado Governor and a Denver Mayor.
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