Emy MacAl

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About Emy MacAl

OBJECTIVE​ To empower the school community, through education, safe open spaces, and opportunities to learn and grow. ​​SKILLS & ABILITIES​ Culturally proficient and Cultural Humble, Bilingual in English / Spanish Critical Thinker Excels in teamwork Dependable Excellent communication skills in both languages Thrives under pressure Passion to serve and empower others Quick learner Can – do and Positive attitude Excellent computer and Media skills Good interpersonal skills Strong work ethics Experienced in Programs Planning and Implementation Facilitator of Small and large Collaborative meetings Problem Solver Excellent leadership skills Strong networking abilities ​​EXPERIENCE​ COMMUNITY LIAISON AT NUSD (NOVATO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT) AUGUST 2014 – UNTIL PRESENT DAY 13.25 hours of active participation at the community schools & family engagement conference in Atlanta (2024) 10 Years of experience empowering the school community to close the equity GAP helping them to reach their full potential. Oversaw and facilitated the last 4 years of Collaborations and networking with the thirteen Community Liaison’s from NUSD (Novato Unified School District) Orchestrated many successful educational nights in various subjects like mental health, homework, tech-nights, SpEd, literacy night, etc. Facilitating safe spaces like “The mother’s group” ELAC meetings Oversaw & Crafted Multicultural and many communities' events Crafted a special program for “Newcomer Students” in Rancho (2014 –2019) Elementary school called R.E.G.A.L. Eagles (Read Every Day Grow a Lot) in partnership with the Marin Public Library. Case manager: coordinating services to our most vulnerable families such as housing, food pantries, transportation, academic support, community closet, gift cards and economic support, home visits. Professional translator: facilitating communication in two languages in various meetings like PTA, ELAC, SST, IEP (Individualized Education Program), 504, parent/ teacher conferences, mega conferences. Orchestrated volunteer groups for many communities' events Numerous trainings on mental health over the last 6 years Various trainings in equity and diversity over the last 6 years