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Angela believes that education is the key to equity, and both unlocks a person's potential and opens the door to any dream they choose. In her career, she has served in several roles including a credit recovery facilitator, high school English teacher, and instructional coach. During her time as a teacher at Lanier High School, she had the privilege of working with members of �鶹��Ƶ and was deeply inspired by their mission and goals. To come full circle and be able to contribute to this organization is truly a dream come true for her. Her goal in any position is to develop meaningful connections and create an inclusive space where learners can thrive, and I look forward to accomplishing this at �鶹��Ƶ. At home, she shares her life with a loving husband and 2 dogs and cat. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, being in nature, spending time with her nephews and nieces, and trying something new!

One in 2021 as a Second Year Corps Member and another year in 2022 as a Team Leader, making this her fourth year with the organization. She has championed the strengths and potential of young people while advocating for their right to a fair educational environment. She is a San Antonio, Texas native with a Mexican Heritage background who emphasizes the importance of pouring back into her community and supplying tools for young people to freely pursue their definition of success. Danielle curated the core of her career to be on others and their journey to their next. She has worked alongside three Non-profits, Integrity, Girls Inc., and �鶹��Ƶ and volunteered with many others within the San Antonio community. Integrity provided her the opportunity to aid physically disabled women by connecting them to resources that help with cultivating a fulfilling and community-integrated life. As a Program Facilitator with Girls Inc., she mentored young girls from ages six to fifteen on the importance of being Strong, Smart, and Bold as well as ensuring the logistical needs of the program were met. She has a passion for youth development and building community with her students, she believes in social-emotional learning, restorative justice and advocacy. She is ecstatic to have found a more permeant home with �鶹��Ƶ San Antonio as we set out to strive for equitable education for the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD).

One in 2021 as a Second Year Corps Member and another year in 2022 as a Team Leader, making this her fourth year with the organization. She has championed the strengths and potential of young people while advocating for their right to a fair educational environment. She is a San Antonio, Texas native with a Mexican Heritage background who emphasizes the importance of pouring back into her community and supplying tools for young people to freely pursue their definition of success. Danielle curated the core of her career to be on others and their journey to their next. She has worked alongside three Non-profits, Integrity, Girls Inc., and �鶹��Ƶ and volunteered with many others within the San Antonio community. Integrity provided her the opportunity to aid physically disabled women by connecting them to resources that help with cultivating a fulfilling and community-integrated life. As a Program Facilitator with Girls Inc., she mentored young girls from ages six to fifteen on the importance of being Strong, Smart, and Bold as well as ensuring the logistical needs of the program were met. She has a passion for youth development and building community with her students, she believes in social-emotional learning, restorative justice and advocacy. She is ecstatic to have found a more permeant home with �鶹��Ƶ San Antonio as we set out to strive for equitable education for the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD).

Dr. Jefferson understands the challenges associated with achieving long-term, sustainable results while building an environment in which employees can thrive. She has walked the path from employee to leader to executive and has successfully led small, large, and global teams. The common thread in her career has been her love of people. She believes that when people are respected, trusted, responsible, and connected, the organization will achieve great outcomes. Dr. Jefferson brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously served as the Interim Academic Dean at Palo Alto College. Her leadership of the college’s Career and Technical Education department and Office of Student Success provides an exceptional perspective into equitable educational opportunities in our community. She has earned a Bachelor of Arts in English – Professional Communication from Marygrove College, an MBA in Management and Strategy from Western Governors University, and a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in HR Management from Walden University. When she is not working, you will find her reading, volunteering, or cooking.