Jamie Nino

Passionate educator for the past 25 years, seeking a Superintendent role. Expert in fostering community engagement and inspiring staff and students to achieve excellence. Proven track record of enhancing student achievement across various levels. Skilled relationship builder, and collaborates effectively to drive educational success.

• 2018-2020 Fresno K16 Collaborative Executive Steering Commitee
• 2018-present, Fresno Compact
• 2018-present, California Collaborative on District Reform
• 2018-present, Valley ROP for College and Career
• 2018-present, FAFSA Completion Work Group
• 2018-present, Google Schools Collaborative
• 2018-present, Rural Network, Fresno State Educational Policy and Leadership
• 2018, 2020, Apple Education
• 2020-2023 present, Cradle to Career, FCSS
• 2017, 2019, State Center Adult Education Consortium
• 2015-present, Solution Tree Associate
• 2012-present, California Educational Partners
• 2011-2020, California League of Schools, board Member
• 2010-present, California League of Middle Schools, Member
• 2013-present, ACSA member

2024 Model PLC District Award

2020 Golden Bell Award, Sanger Learns

2018, Schools to Watch, Bonner Character, PLC Model School, Apple Distinguished Gold Ribbon Award, California FCSS Administrator of the Year, Sanger

2015 Gold Ribbon Award, California

2015 FCSS Administrator of the Year, Sanger

2011, 2014, 2017, 2020 National School to Watch

2012-2014 Positive Behavioral Supports and Interventions (PBIS) Silver and Gold Award

2013, 2015 Bonner Character Award Recipient

2013, 2014 Fresno Business Award for High Poverty Schools

2015 SMART Award, Fine Arts

2013, 2014 CVAL Athletic Supremacy Award

• 2021, COVID 19 Learnings from District Points of View, Educational Week
• 2013, present, Teacher Residency Research, Fresno State, Heather Horseley
• 2018, Opportunity Myth; TNTP Research
• 2018, Hanover Research Interview on Restorative Justice
• 2013, Turning Around a High-Poverty District; Learning from Sanger; Jane L. David and Joan E. Talbert
• Many publications within Solution Tree

• Summer 2024, Professional Learning Communities at Work, Charlotte, NC, Presenter
• Summer 2023, PSC Summer Learning Institute; Continued and Sustained Progress from Good to Great, Keynote speaker
• 2021, 2022, Central California Exemplary Practices Leadership Conference, Presenter
• 2018, 2019, Culture Keepers, Solution Tree, Presenter
• 2014- Present, Presenter and Interviewer for Fresno State Leadership Cohorts
• 2018-present, Solution Tree Summer Institutes and Winter workshops, Presenter
• 2016-2021, California League of Schools, Presenter and Emcee
• 2016-17, English Learner Institute for Teaching Excellence (ELITE) Training
• 2015-Present, Teacher Leading Teacher; New Teacher Institutes, Administrative PLC, Sanger Administrative Achievement Leadership Team, Visitor Sanger Unified, Various Steering Committees

• Upcoming, School Services of California; Governor's May Revision Budget Workshop
• 2023, Fresno County, Differentiated Supports Workshop
• 2023, Rural Network; Improvement Science Workshop
• 2022-23, Doug Reeves Webinar Series
• 2022, iReady Symposium for Leaders
• 2019, Professional Learning Communities at Work, Solution Tree
• 2022, Linked Learning Conference; College and Career Pathways
• 2018-2019, CISC Leadership Symposium
• 2016-Present, California Education Partners; College on Track (4 times a year)
• 2016-Present, Wonderful Company Workshops
• 2015-Present, Valley ROP Workshops and JAM sessions
• 2014-2016, English Learners Success for Secondary Leadership, Ventura County
• 2014-2015, Math in Common Leadership Institute, Tim Kanold
• 2015-2018, Jeff Zwiers- Academic Discourse for Diverse Populations + Book Club
• 2016, Illuminate Training; Using Data to Drive Decisions
• 2014-2018, Steve Zuieback- Leadership Practices for Challenging Times + Webinars
• 2014-2015, Michael Fullan- Webinars centered around The Principal
• 2009, 2011, Professional Learning Communities at Work, Solution Tree
• 2012, 2013, Presented at ELD Collaborative "Making a Difference in Middle School through Collaboration"
• 2009-2020, Approximately 1,500 visitors come to observe best practices throughout the year. (Ex. Local, State, Wisconsin, China)
• 2013, 2014, Mentorship with United for Success Middle School, Oakland, CA through C.O.R.E.

• Adela M. Jones, (559) 351-1913
• Timothy Lopez, (559) 352-6386
• Marc Johnson, (559) 351-1403