• African-American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)

    The mission of the African-American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) is to support the academic and social-emotional growth of African-American students. 

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    Goals:

          • Educate and inform parents of district resources, policies, and programs.
          • Empower the lives of all African-American children and families by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for high-quality educational experiences.
          • Encourage and support parents to engage with educators and administrators in positive partnership​
          • Celebrate African -American culture and traditions district-wide.
          • Support cultural proficiency development and equitable practice.

    Murrieta Valley USD AAPAC is part of the Riverside County African-American Achievement Initiative (RCAAAI). RCAAAI was founded in 2013 by then-Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Kenneth M. Young to ensure that all African-American students in Riverside County achieve the levels of academic achievement necessary to graduate from high school well-prepared for college and the workforce. The BLue Print for Action is being updated as of 2025. 

    To learn more, click here: Riverside County African-American Achievement Initiative and review the Blue Print for Action

    Thank you Dr. Price for sharing this list of scholarships💰:  SCHOLARSHIPS 

     

    AAPAC Communication

    AAPAC uses Parent Square, the district's mass communication tool, to send emails and text messages. At the beginning of the year, through document confirmation, parents were asked to "opt-in". 

    If you are NOT receiving AAPAC meeting invitations or information, please contact Marguerite Rucker or Raquel Anthony.

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    AAPAC Meeting Dates

    Tuesday, September 24, 2024-Meeting Presentation

    Tuesday, October 29th, 2024 Meeting Presentation

    Tuesday, February 4, 2025

     AAPAC Spoken Word Black History Month Celebration: The vibe was Sweet Desserts and Sweet Spoken Words!  

    SAVE THE DATE: Friday, May 9, 2025, 5:30pm Rites of Passage

    Look for RSVP to be sent soon for 5th, 8th, and 12th-grade students

    Will be held at Murrieta Mesa High School Gershwin Performing Arts Center 

     

    MEETING LOCATIONS:

    MURRIETA VALLEY USD District Support Center

    41870 McAlby Ct., Murrieta, CA 92562

    All families and educational partners are welcome

    HYBRID MEETINGS:

    In-person @ DSC & virtually on Teams

    *Rites of Passage@ Murrieta Mesa High School

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    5th, 8th, 12th Grade Students/Familes

    SAVE THE DATE

    Friday, May 9th, 2025 5:30-7:00pm

    Invites/RSVP sent via Parent Square!

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    If you missed our Black History Month Spoken Word Night, please see the flyer below for the ongoing Spoken Word event shared by Dr. Barnes! 

    Thank you to Mrs. Roberts and family for amazing decorating vibe for our Spoken Word! 

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    Youth Council


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    Meeting Agendas, Power Points, and Recordings Below 2023-2024

    9.22.23 RCOE Equity Conference PowerPoint

    10.10.23 AAPAC Meeting Agenda

    10.10.23 AAPAC Meeting PowerPoint

    10.10.23 AAPAC Meeting Recording

    11.15.23 AAPAC Meeting Agenda

    11.15.23 AAPAC PowerPoint-College/FAFSA,Career, Military

    WE WANT YOUR INPUT

    Help guide an update to our AAPAC Goals: 

    QR Code Survey   QR N Word

    Rites of Passage Presentation

    Congratulations to all our 2023 seniors and promoting 5th and 8th graders!

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    Please click HERE for more pictures

    UPCOMING COMMUNITY/SCHOOL EVENTS: 

    black childrens book week

     

     

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