Samarah Ye-mane is one of our future women leaders from American Lakes School. She is a member of the Brown And Beautiful Club, a club that is aimed to cultivate appreciation and self-love for girls of color. Samarah actively keeps the club going and provides fresh ideas. She represents the positive attributes of student leadership and contributes to student life on campus in a very positive way.

Samarah

American Lakes School

IImaj Williams is one of our future women leaders from Natomas Park Elementary. At only 10 years old, IImaj already knows how she is going to impact the world. She will share her talented gift as a professional artist specializing in animation. IImaj is an example of a young lady who knows what she wants and fearlessly goes after it.

IImaj

Natomas Park Elementary

Evelyne Aviles Velazquez is one of our future women leaders from Inderkum High School. A high-performing student in the CECA program, Evelyne is always dedicated to helping others. It’s no wonder that her goal after graduating from college is to be an immigration attorney.

Evelyne

Inderkum High School

Brooke Adams is one of our future women leaders from Two Rivers Elementary School. She is the school’s student council secretary and takes initiative to send emails to her principal Mrs. Perry and arrange meetings when she has great ideas for our school.

Brooke

Two Rivers Elementary

Muskpan Josan is one of our future women leaders from Leroy Greene Academy. She leads by example with grace and determination. She is an ASB leader and always thinks outside the box to find ways for students to stay connected. Muskan has been instrumental in planning events to bring students back together and reignite the culture of family that is cherished on the LGA campus.

Muskpan

Leroy Greene Academy

Soraya and Jackeline are the quintessential examples of future women leaders. Not only do they both successfully operate the H. Allen Hight 5th grade student store that has generated over $2000 dollars, but they are also part of the Student Council. Additionally, they led the school’s last assembly in front of over 800 students which takes a lot of courage to do.

Soraya and Jackeline

H. Allen Hight