To inspire every student to think, to learn, to achieve, to care
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AAPAC
The mission of the African-American Parent Advisory Council is to support the academic and social-emotional growth of African-American students.
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.
Educate and inform parents of district resources, policies, and programs.
Goal 2
Support cultural proficiency development and equitable practice while also, celebrating African -American culture and traditions district-wide.
Goal 3
Empower the lives of all African-American children and families by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for high-quality educational experiences.
Goal 4
Encourage and support parents to engage with educators and administrators in positive partnership.
2025-26 Meeting Dates
September 30
October 21
February 17
April 30
Meeting Details
Regular IN-PERSON Meetings are held at the district support center located at:41870 McAlby Ct., Murrieta, CA 92562HYBRID MEETINGS:In-person @ DSC & virtually on Teams*Special meetings and events may be held at a school sites.*
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 contactMarguerite Rucker or Raquel Anthony.
