Community Leaders Guide Hialeah's Youth Co-Op Schools: Board of Directors Ensures Academic Excellence
Hialeah's Youth Co-Op Charter School and Youth Co-Op Preparatory High School are guided by a nine-member Board of Directors, comprised of prominent community leaders. This board is dedicated to ensuring high academic standards and fostering lifelong learning in its students.
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Hialeah's Youth Co-Op Charter School and Youth Co-Op Preparatory High School operate under the guidance of an independent Board of Directors, comprised of nine prominent community leaders. This board ensures the schools maintain high levels of student achievement and uphold their vision of graduating students with advanced skills who pursue lifelong learning.
The Board of Directors includes Chairperson Maria Rodriguez, Vice-Chairman Mario Hernandez-Fumero, Treasurer Blanca Malagon, and Secretary Ania R. Diaz. Other members are Elena Z. George, Dr. Lourdes C. Rassi, Gerard M. Kouri, Jr., Willy Gort, and Isabelle Carbajales. These individuals volunteer their time to oversee the strategic direction and governance of both educational institutions.
In addition to the Board of Directors, a voluntary Advisory Board provides valuable guidance to the management team. This advisory body consists of professionals from various sectors, including business, government, education, labor, and human services, offering specialized expertise to support the schools' operations and goals.
Connie Aguiar serves as the President/CEO for both Youth Co-Op Charter School and Youth Co-Op Preparatory High School, leading the administrative and operational aspects. Leisy Reitz holds the position of Principal, directly overseeing the academic programs and student body. The schools' educational programs have consistently received high ratings since their inception, reflecting their commitment to academic excellence.
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