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Archoe School is represented on the SECC Board by Superintendent Troy Miller. Learn about the Arcohe School.

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Eugene Graham represents the Center Joint Unified School District on the SECC Board where he currently serves as Tech Coordinator. He has worked in the technology field for Center since 1997, starting as a Computer Tech, then as a Network Specialist, and now as the Technology Coordinator. Graham has a long history with video production beginning in 4th grade at Del Paso Manor Elementary School where he started creating videos. He is still deeply passionate about making videos, and he continues to create videos about his outdoor adventures. His passion for technology came after he graduated Mira Loma High School in 1993 and received his first computer. He continued on to American River College where he deepened his knowledge of networking and computer graphics. Graham put this knowledge to work when he began doing volunteer work at a private school as a computer tech and running their network infrastructure. His passions for video-making and technological infrastructure make him an excellent addition to the SECC board. He has been a vital champion of the SEVA Program for the Center Joint Unified School District and we look forward to him bringing his passion and energy to the SECC board and all of its future projects.

Elk Grove Unified School District is represented on the SECC Board by Todd Barber.

The Elverta Joint Elementary School District is represented on the SECC Board by Superintendent Mike Wells. Learn more about the Elverta Joint Elementary School District.

David Stone is the Network and Information Technology Manager for the Folsom Cordova Unified School District. Originally from Pomona, David graduated from Sacramento State University and began his work in local K-12 school districts. He served the Natomas Unified School District for 14 years before he found his home at Folsom Cordova Unified in 2013. David is well versed in the world of technology and enjoys using his skills to contribute to the exciting technological advances that happen every day in education. He also contributes his athletic abilities as a high school track and field coach. David’s dedication to service and optimistic attitude make him a great asset to the SECC board.

Galt Joint Union High is represented on the SECC Board by Director of Educational Services, Dr. Linda DeWilde.

Galt Joint Union High is represented on the SECC Board by Director of Educational Services, Dr. Linda DeWilde.

Los Rios is represented on the SECC Board by Kristie West.

Merryhill Elementary & Middle School l is represented on the SECC Board by Manger of Technology, Lizbeth Caraballo.

Michael Kelly is the Executive Director of Information Technology for Natomas Unified School District, leading the technology department and overseeing IT operations across the district’s K-12 schools. A Nevada transplant, Michael began his IT career in the federal sector as a helpdesk agent and advanced through roles as security analyst, security manager, and incident manager before moving into education as an IT director. That experience prepared him for his current role as Executive Director of Technology, where he focuses on building and maintaining reliable infrastructure, enhancing cybersecurity, and ensuring responsive support for students and staff. As Natomas Unified’s representative on the Sacramento Educational Cable Consortium Board of Directors, Michael brings both technical expertise and a passion for equitable access, advocating for educational media and technology resources that support learning and creativity throughout the Sacramento region. Learn more at Natomas Unified School District.

Joe Parente is one of the pioneers of educational television in the Sacramento region. Parente joined the SECC Board in 2004, but has had a close relationship with the organization since its beginning. His many years of service have had an extensive impact on guiding SECC to where it is today. Parente is the Producer/Director of Process Theatre, Inc. which is the only nonprofit associate of SECC. During his impressive career, Parente has produced countless hours of educational programming for SECC and helped the organization stay focused through the changing times. He brings his vast knowledge and experience to his seat on the board and is a great resource for the entire educational community. Parente is also a Professor Emeritus at Sacramento State in the Communication Studies Department. Learn more about Joe Parente.

Sacramento City USDl is represented on the SECC Board by Chief Information Officer, Tim Rocco.

Jerry Jones is the Executive Director of Technology Services at the Sacramento County Office of Education. His collaborative spirit and technical expertise make him a great asset to the SECC Board. Jones graduated from our local Sacramento State University with a thirst for knowledge and a curiosity that never wavers. He has cultivated and advanced his skills as a forever student in his journey through technology and education that continues to this day. With over 25 years of experience working in nearly every facet of IT, Jones brings a deep, well-rounded understanding of how organizations can best utilize IT tools and services. His skillset has also been instrumental in the continued success of BESTNet since he first joined the board in 2016. Jones is a true champion for knowledge sharing and facilitating collaboration amongst the SECC members, making him an exceptional SECC Board Chair. Learn more about Jerry Jones.

Peter Skibitzki is the Senior Director of Information Technology at San Juan Unified School District and the SECC Board Vice Chair. Not only is he a dedicated district administrator, he is also a product of the San Juan district as an alumni of Mesa Verde High School. Skibitzki experienced the launch of technology programs in the district which ignited a lifelong passion for educational technology. His passion led him to CITE where he helped shape the future of education through technology as a board member for 10 years and will soon be honored with a lifetime achievement award for his service. He has aided San Juan schools in the successful expansion and continued success of the SEVA program, ensuring students are able to share their vision outside the four walls of the classroom. Skibitzki’s commitment to expanding horizons through technology makes him a vital member of the SECC board. Since his first day on the board, he has been willing to take on new projects with enthusiasm in order to help the consortium and its members reach new heights. Learn more about Peter Skibitzki.

Twin Rivers USD is represented on the SECC Board by Superintendent Educational Technology Coordinator, Lucas Machado.