Please provide a short biography: Soy la reina. nuff said.

What is your website or a website you recommend?: blackettbodybasics.com

What is your favorite musician or band?: Sade

What book do you suggest every young person read?: A People's History

What do you think you do best?: Make people feel comfortable.

What past decision do you cherish the most? : To take a chance and put my heart and soul into my life.

What is it like to work with La Cima?: Awesomeness!

Please provide a short biography: Vincent Perez has practiced experiential education and training for over 15 years with a particular focus on student engagement and staff development in the areas of leadership, juvenile justice and Latino empowerment. He founded La Cima (the Summit), a bilingual leadership program 10 years ago and served in juvenile court mentoring and diversion programs. As an educator, Vincent Perez serves children, families, and service providers through workshops, trainings and retreats. He is especially moved by opportunities to witness young people discover their voices and affirm their self worth. Vincent frequently speaks at schools, facilitates student programs and trains adult staff to better serve their students. Vincent also enjoys playing his guitar and harmonica in his free time. Vincent currently serves as the Latino Outreach Coordinator for the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP). AWSP is Washington State’s preeminent professional association for public and private school principals. In addition to supporting the leadership development of adults, AWSP provides nationally-recognized leadership programs for K-12 students.

What is your website or a website you recommend?: lacima.org

What is your favorite musician or band?: Alejandro Escovedo

What book do you suggest every young person read?: Tattoos on the Heart by Father Gregory Boyle

What do you think you do best?: I work well in groups.

What past decision do you cherish the most? : Choosing my wife.

What is it like to work with La Cima?: A dream come true.

Please provide a short biography: Vincent Perez has practiced experiential education and training for over 15 years with a particular focus on student engagement and staff development in the areas of leadership, juvenile justice and Latino empowerment. He founded La Cima (the Summit), a bilingual leadership program 10 years ago and served in juvenile court mentoring and diversion programs. As an educator, Vincent Perez serves children, families, and service providers through workshops, trainings and retreats. He is especially moved by opportunities to witness young people discover their voices and affirm their self worth. Vincent frequently speaks at schools, facilitates student programs and trains adult staff to better serve their students. Vincent also enjoys playing his guitar and harmonica in his free time. Vincent currently serves as the Latino Outreach Coordinator for the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP). AWSP is Washington State’s preeminent professional association for public and private school principals. In addition to supporting the leadership development of adults, AWSP provides nationally-recognized leadership programs for K-12 students.

What is your website or a website you recommend?: lacima.org

What is your favorite musician or band?: Alejandro Escovedo

What book do you suggest every young person read?: Tattoos on the Heart by Father Gregory Boyle

What do you think you do best?: I work well in groups.

What past decision do you cherish the most? : Choosing my wife.

What is it like to work with La Cima?: A dream come true.

Please provide a short biography: Vincent Perez has practiced experiential education and training for over 15 years with a particular focus on student engagement and staff development in the areas of leadership, juvenile justice and Latino empowerment. He founded La Cima (the Summit), a bilingual leadership program 10 years ago and served in juvenile court mentoring and diversion programs. As an educator, Vincent Perez serves children, families, and service providers through workshops, trainings and retreats. He is especially moved by opportunities to witness young people discover their voices and affirm their self worth. Vincent frequently speaks at schools, facilitates student programs and trains adult staff to better serve their students. Vincent also enjoys playing his guitar and harmonica in his free time. Vincent currently serves as the Latino Outreach Coordinator for the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP). AWSP is Washington State’s preeminent professional association for public and private school principals. In addition to supporting the leadership development of adults, AWSP provides nationally-recognized leadership programs for K-12 students.

What is your website or a website you recommend?: lacima.org

What is your favorite musician or band?: Alejandro Escovedo

What book do you suggest every young person read?: Tattoos on the Heart by Father Gregory Boyle

What do you think you do best?: I work well in groups.

What past decision do you cherish the most? : Choosing my wife.

What is it like to work with La Cima?: A dream come true.

Please provide a short biography: Vincent Perez has practiced experiential education and training for over 15 years with a particular focus on student engagement and staff development in the areas of leadership, juvenile justice and Latino empowerment. He founded La Cima (the Summit), a bilingual leadership program 10 years ago and served in juvenile court mentoring and diversion programs. As an educator, Vincent Perez serves children, families, and service providers through workshops, trainings and retreats. He is especially moved by opportunities to witness young people discover their voices and affirm their self worth. Vincent frequently speaks at schools, facilitates student programs and trains adult staff to better serve their students. Vincent also enjoys playing his guitar and harmonica in his free time. Vincent currently serves as the Latino Outreach Coordinator for the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP). AWSP is Washington State’s preeminent professional association for public and private school principals. In addition to supporting the leadership development of adults, AWSP provides nationally-recognized leadership programs for K-12 students.

What is your website or a website you recommend?: lacima.org

What is your favorite musician or band?: Alejandro Escovedo

What book do you suggest every young person read?: Tattoos on the Heart by Father Gregory Boyle

What do you think you do best?: I work well in groups.

What past decision do you cherish the most? : Choosing my wife.

What is it like to work with La Cima?: A dream come true.