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Regional Consortium Partners & Members

Meet our Consortium Leadership Team

Consortium Board

CAEP DIRECTOR

  • Coastal North County Adult Education Consortium
    Beatriz Aguilar
    Director, Noncredit and Adult Education Programs
    Work 760.757.2121 ext. 8782
    baguilar@miracosta.edu

Meet our Partners

  • Carlsbad Unified School District
    www.carlsbadusd.k12.ca.us
    Contact: Robert Nye, Assistant Superintendent Instructional Services, Carlsbad Unified School District, 760.331.5013
    rnye@carlsbadusd.net
  • Carlsbad Literacy Program
    www.carlsbadca.gov
    Contact: Carrie Scott, Literacy Coordinator, City of Carlsbad Literacy Program, 760.931.4510
    carrie.scott@carlsbadca.gov
  • Carmel Valley Library
    www.carmelvalleylibrary.org
    Contact: Brenda Wegener, Branch Manager, 858.552.1668
    bwegener@sandiego.gov
  • Casa de Amistad (CdA)
    www.casadeamistad.org
    Through this social service agency, tutors and mentors support the educational development of Latino K-12 children and their parents. CdA offers a “Parents in Action” program that helps parents with English and technology skills, including use of the district-wide Aeries student tracking system. CdA also refers parents to MiraCosta College ESL and Adult High School.
    Contact: Nicole Mione-Green, Executive Director, Centro de Enseñanza, 858.509.2590
    director@casadeamistad.org
  • City of Oceanside
    www.ci.Oceanside.ca.us
    Contact: Eileen Turk, Division Manager, 760.435.5529
    eturk@ci.Oceanside.ca.us
  • City of Solana Beach
    www.cityofsolanabeach.org
    Contact: Kirk Wenger, Recreation Manager, 858.720.2453
    kwenger@cosb.org
  • Community Interface Services
    www.communityinterfaceservices.org
    Contact: Necole Vano, Special Projects Director, 760.729.3866 x105
    nvano@communityinterfaceservices.org
  • Encinitas Library
    http://www.sdcl.org/locations_EN.html
    Contact: Diana Minuzzi, Encinitas Library Branch Manager, 760.753.7676
    Diana.Minuzzi@sdcounty.ca.gov
  • Encuentros
    encuentrosleadership.org
    Encuentros Leadership was organized in 2003 to address the alarmingly high school drop-out rates of Latino males. Encuentros Leadership was soon after formed to address the critical educational, social and economic issues impacting the quality of education and life opportunities for Latino boys within our communities. As a result of collaborative efforts with Encuentros and its partners, males of Latino descent will become contributing and participating citizens of this nation through improved educational opportunities, personal commitment, and community involvement. In 2015, Encuentros was recognized by the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics as a “bright spot” in Hispanic education.
    Contact: Lisa Montes, Chair, 760.757.2121 x6396, lmontes@miracosta.edu
  • The Hispanic Network (HN)
    This community network of Latino business people and social service agencies share information on programs that provide local community members with access to programs related to ESL, education, health, legal issues, employment, youth services, and academic and leadership development, among others. HN collaborates with the SDUHSD Adult School, parent and youth organizations, city councils, law enforcement agencies, businesses, and other agencies to support a strong, viable, Latino community. Members make referrals to the adult ESL and adult high school programs. In addition, HN invites the community to quarterly community networking meetings and to a biannual Hispanic Network Meeting for Hispanic community leaders; these gatherings serve as forums for community visibility, outreach, and information sharing. HN also conducts community risk assessments that provide data to the MiraCosta College Adult High School.
  • Las Valientes
    www.lasvalientes.org
    Over the past 13 years, Las Valientes has helped people from different age groups and ethnic cultures. From teens wanting to leave abusive relationships, to grandmothers finally deciding to leave their abusive partners of many years, we have helped people from different countries, cultures, ethnicities and religions. Las Valientes is a project of God’s Heart Ministry, founded by Ana Serrano as a way to provide assistance and support to Hispanic women in San Diego County. We assist women in the Latino community to break free of the chains of violence that bind them.
    Contact: Ana Serrano, director, 760-439-4133 isaiah43_19@cox.net
    Mano a Mano Foundation
    Contact: Dr. Beatriz Villareal, 1103 Quail Gardens Court, Encinitas, CA 92024, 760.492-8897
    Beatriz@manofoundation.org