Representatives

Representatives are elected officials who serve at different levels of government—local, state, and federal. It is their duty to create laws, set policies, and advocate for the interests of the people in their districts. Their decisions impact everything from education and public safety to healthcare and infrastructure.

Below are the representatives that have a role or impact Chino Valley Unified School District and our public schools.

Local

Local governments, including city councils and county boards, focus on community services like schools, police, fire departments, and public transportation. They enforce zoning laws, maintain roads and parks, and oversee public programs that directly impact residents' daily lives.

School Board (Chino Valley Unified School District)

How this impacts CVUSD: govern school districts, set policies, approve budgets, hire superintendents

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Sonja “Sonjia” ShawPresidentTrustee Area 3November 2022December 2026Republican
Jonathan MonroeVice PresidentTrustee Area 4December 2022December 2026Republican
Andrew “Andres” CruzClerkTrustee Area 2December 2012December 2028Republican
James Sung Kun NaMemberTrustee Area 5December 2008December 2028Republican
John CervantesMemberTrustee Area 1December 2024December 2028Republican

How this impacts CVUSD: may control local funding for schools, influence policies on public services that impact schools

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Eunice UlloaMayor (Elected)At LargeNovember 2008November 2028Republican
Curtis BurtonMayor Pro TemDistrict 2November 2022November 2026Republican
Karen ComstockMemberDistrict 4November 2020November 2028Independent
Christopher FloresMemberDistrict 1November 2020November 2028Republican
Marc LucioMemberDistrict 3November 2022November 2026Republican

How this impacts CVUSD: may control local funding for schools, influence policies on public services that impact schools

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Art BennettMayor (Rotation)District 3November 2008November 2028Republican
Brian JohszVice Mayor (Rotation)District 4November 2022November 2026Republican
Ray MarquezMemberDistrict 1March 2013November 2026Independent
Cynthia MoranMemberDistrict 5November 2012November 2028Republican
Peter RogersMemberDistrict 2November 2006November 2026Independent

How this impacts CVUSD: provides funding oversight, and hears appeals that impact students and families. If CVUSD faces budget issues, expulsion disputes, or charter school conflicts, the county board can step in.

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Ted AlejandreSan Bernardino County Superintendent of SchoolsSan Bernardino CountyJune 2014November 2026Not Applicable
Laura ManchaSan Bernardino County Board of EducationTrustee Area CNovember 2011November 2028Not Applicable

State

State governments handle policies and services that affect residents within their state, such as education, transportation, and public health. They pass state laws, manage budgets, and oversee law enforcement, ensuring that local communities operate within state regulations while addressing regional needs.

Governor

How this impacts CVUSD: proposes education budgets, signs or vetoes education laws

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Gavin NewsomGovernorState of CaliforniaNovember 2018November 2026Democrat

How this impacts CVUSD: handles legal matters related to education policies

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Rob BontaAttorney General (Appointed)State of CaliforniaApril 2021April 2026Democrat

How this impacts CVUSD: oversees K-12 education, enforces education laws (Ed Code), runs the Department of Education

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Tony ThurmondSuperintendent of Public InstructionState of CaliforniaNovember 2018November 2026Democrat

How this impacts CVUSD: pass education laws, allocate funding for schools in the upper chamber

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Kelly SeyartoState SenatorSD-32November 2022November 2026Republican
Susan RubioState SenatorSD-22November 2018November 2026Democrat

How this impacts CVUSD: passes state education laws, controls funding in the lower chamber

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Michelle RodriguezAssemblymemberAD-53November 2024November 2026Democrat
Phillip ChenAssemblymemberAD-59November 2016November 2026Republican

Federal

The federal government oversees the entire country, creating laws, managing national defense, and regulating policies on issues like immigration, healthcare, and the economy. It also provides funding for education, infrastructure, and social programs while ensuring constitutional rights are upheld.

US Congress

How this impacts CVUSD: pass education laws; fund programs like Title I, Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA)

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Norma TorresCongresswomanCA-35November 2014November 2026Democrat
Young KimCongresswomanCA-40November 2020November 2026Republican

How this impacts CVUSD: passes state education laws, controls funding in the lower chamber

NameTitleDistrictElectedTerm EndsParty Affiliation
Adam SchiffSenatorState of CaliforniaNovember 2024November 2030Democrat
Alex PadillaSenatorState of CaliforniaNovember 2024November 2030Democrat

Looking for something?

Search any keywords, phrases, to find articles, pages, or other content on this website.