Sarah Corona is a wife, mother, and mental health professional with over 20 years of experience serving families in our community. As the daughter of immigrants and a bilingual advocate, Sarah understands the challenges many families face when navigating the school system. Her ability to communicate directly with Spanish-speaking families allows her to ensure that Hispanic families feel informed, supported, and represented.
However, her commitment goes far beyond. Sarah is dedicated to serving all families and all students in District 3. She believes that every child deserves access to a high-quality education in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment.
With two master’s degrees and as the CEO of three mental health clinics Sarah brings leadership experience, compassion, and a deep understanding of the real life struggles many families face
Now, as a candidate for School Board District 3, Sarah is focused on:
• Mental health and student well-being
• School safety
• Support for teachers and school staff
• Equity and inclusion for all families
Sarah believes that knowledge is power and she is ready to serve with empathy, experience, and a deep commitment to her community.
About Sarah Corona
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