Ms. Arlie N. Ricasa

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  Arlie N. RicasaSweetwater Union High School District :: School Board :: Member Profile
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  Arlie Ricasa, elected to the Sweetwater Board of Trustees in 1998 and re-elected in 2002 and 2006, is the Director of Student Development at Southwestern College.She previously served Sweetwater students as a counselor at Granger Junior High, Montgomery and Sweetwater High Schools.
  
  Her history with district campuses also includes student teaching in reading, peer counseling, study skills, and health and social living.Twice she has been honored by Whos Who Among America's Teachers, an award recognizing the top 2% of educators in the nation.
  
  As a South County native and Mar Vista High graduate, she has long been active in community and educational causes.Ms. Ricasa serves as a board member for the MAAC Project of San Diego County and the Chula Vista Police Activities League where she helped launch a student scholarship program.She is also a member of FILAMEDA of San Diego and of the UCLA Filipino Alumni Association Advisory Board and the YMCA.Ms. Ricasa was also appointed a delegate assembly member to the California School Boards Association (CSBA), and was nominated as representative for the Urban Schools Committee of CSBA.
  
  The tenth child in her family, Ms. Ricasa was encouraged by her parents, Antonia and Narciso Ricasa, to achieve educational success.
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  A Chula Vista resident, Arlie and her husband, Ed Bagaporo, have four daughters and one son.

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  "Our students continue to excel and are on the way to a bright future through their college education," said Sweetwater Board President Arlie Ricasa.

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  Sweetwater Board President Arlie Ricasa noted that students need a wide range of opportunities."Through ROP, we have a system in place that brings out the best in our students and helps them further both academic and career goals," Ricasa said.

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  "Keeping your mind on going to college is hard enough for a high school senior," said Sweetwater Board President Arlie Ricasa.

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  Continued ... | Filipino leaders decry loss of Arlie Ricasa, Mitz Lee faces opponent in run-offThe Filipino Press - Filipino leaders decry loss of Arlie Ricasa, Mitz Lee faces opponent in run-off
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  Filipino leaders decry loss of Arlie Ricasa, Mitz Lee faces opponent in run-off
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  CHULA VISTA, Calif. -- A group of Filipino leaders who prefer to remain anonymous decried the results of the primary election held last Tuesday, June 3, particularly Arlie Ricasa's failure to obtain respectable number of votes for the State Assembly's 78th District.
  
  Filipino Americans pinned their hopes on Ricasa to be the first from among the second generation Filipinos to represent them at the State Assembly.However, the result was disappointing.
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  The cause of Ricasa's failed candidacy may be attributed to lack of financial support and lip service by those who advocate for Filipino American empowerment.

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  Arlie N. RicasaBoard Member

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  The other major candidate was Arlie Ricasa, Director of Student Development at Southwestern College in the City of Chula Vista and a Trustee of the Sweetwater Union High School District (SUHSD) Board, who ran for the Democratic nomination for the 78th Assembly District in San Diego.Like Cabaldon, Ricasa was endorsed by numerous elected officials including members of Congress, State Senate, State Assembly, County Board of Supervisors, City Councils and local School Boards.She also earned the endorsements of the California Democratic Party as well as various labor, small business and community leaders.
  
  But alas, Ricasa placed 4th in a pool of four, garnering just 4,499 votes (13.6 percent) to the winner Martin Block who obtained 12,054 votes (36.5 percent).
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  According to San Diego FilAm community leader Aurora Cudal, "The cause of Ricasa's failed candidacy may be attributed to lack of financial support and lip service by those who advocate for Filipino American empowerment."In a message to her supporters, Ricasa said: "While we weren't victorious in the election, we were victorious in involving so many people who have been historically underserved, underheard and underrepresented.

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  Arlie N. RicasaBoard President

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  The other major candidate was Arlie Ricasa, Director of Student Development at Southwestern College in the City of Chula Vista and a Trustee of the Sweetwater Union High School District (SUHSD) Board, who ran for the Democratic nomination for the 78th Assembly District in San Diego.Like Cabaldon, Ricasa was endorsed by numerous elected officials including members of Congress, State Senate, State Assembly, County Board of Supervisors, City Councils and local School Boards.She also earned the endorsements of the California Democratic Party as well as various labor, small business and community leaders.
  
  But alas, Ricasa placed 4th in a pool of four, garnering just 4,499 votes (13.6 percent) to the winner Martin Block who obtained 12,054 votes (36.5 percent).
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  According to San Diego FilAm community leader Aurora Cudal, "The cause of Ricasa's failed candidacy may be attributed to lack of financial support and lip service by those who advocate for Filipino American empowerment."In a message to her supporters, Ricasa said: "While we weren't victorious in the election, we were victorious in involving so many people who have been historically underserved, underheard and underrepresented.
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  In the case of the other two candidates, Ricasa and Esteves, the lack of financial support was the common culprit.

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  "We are excited about the opportunity to reinvest in these two critical curriculum areas," said Sweetwater Board President Arlie Ricasa.

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