Hello, my name is Francisco Ramos (pronouns: he, him, his), and I am excited to be a part of CVUSD as the Family, Community and Equity Coordinator. I grew up in Oxnard, California, in a family with strong cultural Mexican roots. My first language was Spanish, therefore, I was placed in a bilingual education program for my first two years in school. I attended local schools thereafter, and upon graduating from high school, began my college career at Oxnard Community College. Following community college, I transferred to California State University, Northridge, and earned my undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. Soon after that, I earned both my Master's degree in School Counseling and a Pupil Personnel Services credential at California Lutheran University.

As the Family, Community and Equity Coordinator, one of my primary goals is to bring our community and staff together to address equity issues that our students face. I strive to support and advocate for our students. Serving as a Safe Ambassador, my efforts will largely be focused on providing students and their families the opportunity to discuss inequities that they may face along their educational journey in CVUSD. My first priority is to help students and families feel comfortable and safe when reporting incidents of harassment, intimidation, bullying, or discrimination.

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If a student or family are in need of support, specifically related to experiences with racism, discrimination, harassment and/or bullying, we have designated staff within the Student Services department prepared to provide support (e.g. resources and/or consultation).

Please complete the Confidential Incident Reporting Form and one of the designated staff will respond as soon as possible.  English     Español