Buck Crouch is a graduate of Sunnyside High School and longtime resident of the community. He attended Sunnyside Elementary School, Sunnyside Jr. High and Sunnyside High School. He earned his MBA from the University of Arizona and holds certifications in CFPIM, CIRM, CSCP and CSM.
Buck Crouch is a managing partner of 1 Delta, LLC. a supply chain and operations management consulting company. Mr. Crouch specializes in the design, implementation and management of operation and manufacturing systems.
Mr. Crouch is also an adjunct professor at Northern Arizona University in the Department of Business Administration, where he teaches Entrepreneurship, Small Business Management, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Fundamentals of Logistics, Advanced Logistics, Teams and Project Management. He is also active in professional organizations at the local, national and international level.
Mr. Crouch is active in educational, local and non-profit organizations and currently serves as a Commissioner on the Tucson/Pima County Metropolitan Education Commission, representing the Arizona School Boards Association and the interests of all students in Pima County.

Ms. Beki Quintero and her husband are lifetime residents of the Sunnyside community. Ms. Quintero graduated from Sunnyside High School with the class of 1971 and husband Richard, in 1970. Ms. Quintero comes from strong family ties to the Sunnyside community as the daughter of Josie and Manny Herrera Jr., also strong advocates and steadfast community leaders. For the past forty years, Ms. Quintero has worked tirelessly to enact programs that engage and educate the youth so they may actively pursue opportunities that will benefit others on a larger, more global scale.

As a strong community advocate, passionate about education and promoting opportunities for the youth in her community, Ms. Quintero also works with local businesses to develop key funding and operational support for our schools. She has worked with programs such as the Community Justice Board’s volunteer graffiti abatement and the All American Awards; a recognition program sponsored by the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association. Ms. Quintero founded the Community Peace Garden in Manuel Herrera Jr. Park. With the Garden, she has dedicated her time and efforts to children of the community during their journey of personal growth, giving them a chance to work the soil and learn life lessons.

Tải game no hu club Ms. Quintero has dedicated a lifetime to children guiding them to take on responsibilities and challenges they are so capable of. She has also cultivated strong working relationships with elected officials and local media to keep education and youth issues at the forefront of our collective consciousness.

In her career, in her personal life and as a member of her community, Eva Carrillo Dong has worked passionately and persistently to empower individuals and families. A lifelong resident of the Southside, she is a leader in the Environmental Justice Action Group’s Community Advisory Board. Having seen close-up the devastating effects of TCE, she wants to ensure that industry is not allowed to destroy families. A member of the Pima County Interfaith Council for eight years, Eva is fighting for funding for Schools Plus Jobs to prevent high school students from dropping out, for Job Path to provide training for older adults, and for Kidco to give families affordable daycare. A single mother of four children, Ms. Dong knows how important it is for families to have jobs that allow them to spend time with their children. She has been a strong advocate of a living wage to allow parents to be at home more with their children, to allow the family unit to be strong. In addition to her work with PCIC, which is non-partisan, she is also a Democratic Party precinct chairperson.

In her career as Title 1 coordinator and lead teacher for the Pima Accommodation District of the Court Alternative Program of Education, Ms. Dong worked with young people 9 to 17 years old detained by the courts. She led the effort and become the only detention center in the nation to achieve NCA accreditation. Ms. Dong works with her students on academics as well as life skills and community involvement so that they will be empowered to treat themselves better and work for things that will touch their children’s lives in the future.

A student in Sunnyside schools from kindergarten through graduation from Sunnyside High, Ms. Dong has remained active in the school district as her four children attended Sunnyside schools. She has been a site council member, a mariachi booster, and a PTO president “for a zillion years,” and is in her third term as a Governing Board member. She also represents her community as a member of the Liberty Partnership that brings together 25 social service agencies monthly to make the most effective use of resources to benefit families. As a community leader, professional educator and political activist, Ms. Dong is a strong voice for children and families.

Eva Carrillo Dong is a member of the National Association for Latino Elected Officials, working to educate people on issues such as the dropout rate and economic disparities for minorities; NALEO focuses on Latinos but is a voice for all minorities. She is also active in the Arizona Correctional Education Association, the National School Board Association’s Federal Relations Network and the NSBA Hispanic Caucus. As an activist for education, environmental safety and economic opportunity, Ms. Dong motivates and empowers others because she knows that they will achieve more than what she can do as one person.

Consuelo Hernandez is a graduate of the Sunnyside School District. After graduating, she earned her Bachelor's degree in Global Health from Arizona State University. Consuelo is dedicated to helping students achieve and understands the struggles young minority students often face as they navigate through the college system. As a college student, Consuelo had few resources and little guidance, and quickly realized the system of higher education was not intended to support students like herself. Hoping to bridge this gap, Consuelo began mentoring at-risk youth, and has since spent more than ten years fighting for education equity in her community. From hosting free citizenship clinics in the Sunnyside community, to raising money to help students afford their DACA renewals, to providing medical and public health services at free clinics in Panama and Ghana—Consuelo is ready to do the work and brings her passion and experience to the Sunnyside Governing Board.

Roberto Jaramillo has served Sunnyside as a student, student athlete, technical instructor, parent of four Sunnyside students, coach, JROTC instructor, community volunteer and previously a governing board member for 14 years. During his terms as a board member, Mr. Jaramillo supported the building of Billy Lane Lauffer School, Gallego Elementary School and STAR Academic Center. Several bond and override elections were successful during his tenure on the Board as well. A Chief Master Sergeant by rank, Mr. Jaramillo has served his country as a member of the Navy for six years and the Arizona National Guard 162nd Fighter Wing of a total of 35 years of service to his country. His experience in the Air National Guard provided him with an excellent background to become the an instructor and leader of the Desert View high School JROTC program, where his students participated in many community service events.

Tải game no hu club Mr. Jaramillo’ contributions to the Sunnyside District and the Sunnyside community are numerous, and in 2015 he was inducted into the Sunnyside Alumni Association Hall of Fame. His insight regarding the needs of the District and the students have always been a priority as he worked with his other Board members to make decisions that positively affect children.