June Monthly Luncheon

Name: June Monthly Luncheon
Start: 2024-06-25T11:30:00-07:00
Location: SCCCD Clovis Center

Schedule

Tue Jun 25 2024 at 11:30 am

UTC-07:00

Location

SCCCD Clovis Center | Clovis, CA

Please join us at Clovis Community College Herndon Campus - Clovis, California for our June Monthly Luncheon with guest speaker Dr. Michele Cantwell-Copher, Fresno County Superintendent of Schools with her presentation titled All About Michele and State of Education in Fresno County.
*Guests and Non-Members Welcome*
EVENT GIVEAWAY:
Provided by our FCWCC Members
Cheryl Koehn-Heinle with Senior Home Care Services, LLC
Michelle Glass with Union Home Mortgage
AGENDA:
11:30am – 12:00pm: Check-in, Relationship Building, Lunch Served
12:00pm - 1:00pm: Program with Guest Speaker

MENU (Lunch optional):
Members: Lunch – $18.00
Members: No Lunch – $0.00
Non-Members: Lunch – $23.00
Non-Members: No Lunch – $5.00
(All payments must be paid online. If an error occurs when paying please clear your cookies and manually type in credit card information)
Menu:
Tuscan Chicken
Mediterranean Salad
Cookie/Brownie Combo
Tea and Water
Please register online by Sunday, June 23rd.

No-shows or cancellations made after that date will still be responsible for the lunch payment.
If you have any questions? Please contact us at [email protected].
SPEAKER BIO:
Dr. Michele Cantwell-Copher, Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, is devoted to improving the lives of all children in Fresno County through health and transformative education guided by the principles of equity, inclusion, respect and civility. Throughout her 30years in education, she has been dedicated to advocating for positive learning experiences and joining with Fresno County’s 32 school districts, community partners, and systems leaders to nurture the development of students to ensure they reach their full potential in school and in life. Together as a community, Dr. Cantwell-Copher believes we must be committed to the success of the “whole child,” starting with healthy families and early care, with close monitoring of our youth by caring and responsible adults across the educational continuum. Children must feel safe and valued in school, no matter their situation or abilities, with equal opportunities to graduate and pursue college or a career. Dr. Cantwell-Copher has contributed to numerous essential education programs in Fresno County over the years and has led FCSS’s successful expansion of business-education partnerships and collaborative work with nonprofit, community-based organizations and civic groups.
"If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]"