Phillip Hon is a career educator from Stockton, Ca, having been a former teacher and school administrator. He has taught across the elementary, middle school, and high school levels and served as both a Dean and a Vice Principal.  Phillip received his Masters in Curriculum and Instruction from University of the Pacific and his Masters in Educational Leadership at Columbia University’s Teachers College. Phillip’s career has focused on advancing equity through educational opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom. 

Raelin Tamargo is a Stockton Native and former Rio Calaveras otter and SECA timberwolf! Rae graduated from UC San Diego with a B.S. in Clinical Psychology and a minor in music. Rae has previously served as a City Year fellow with elementary school students in the Bay Area. Rae’s goals are to inspire and empower the next generation of young leaders to not only imagine a safer, kinder, more equitable world, but also advocate for one for themselves and future generations.

Nancy González St. Clair is a career elementary educator for 22 years. She obtained her Bachelors of Arts degree in English with a minor in History at California State University, Sacramento. She obtained her Masters Degree in Education with an emphasis in school administration at California State University, Stanislaus. Nancy González St. Clair's interests include multicultural, culturally responsive teaching, and social justice education.

Sen Kironde is a native Stocktonian, having graduated from Lincoln High School. Sen has previously held the role as administrative facilitator as liaison between local school district staff and various academic tutoring programs. Sen is currently working for a local school district specializing in serving students with disabilities and has also worked with the City of Stockton Parks and Recreation. He carries a generational vision of seeing our cities youth to not only learn but love learning.

Includes F.A.C.E.S. Support Staff, EdibleSchool Yard Staff and Americorps Fellows