Campbell's Juliet Tiffany-Morales is 'Woman of the Year'

March is Women's History Month and in recognition of this, the state legislature recognizes women in each Assembly district.

Campbell Union School District's Board President Juliet Tiffany-Morales was surprised during a meeting by California Assembly District 28 Assemblymember Paul Fong and Campbell Mayor Evan Low with flowers and a congratulations on being chosen as this year's "Woman of the Year" for District 28.

“Juliet has been a role model for all citizens, and women in particular, in civic leadership,” Fong said in a release. “Improving education is one of our most important challenges, and we must succeed in creating better and more educational opportunity for all. I have been impressed by how Juliet has spent her life studying methods of improving K-12 education and going the extra step to implement her studies by serving on the Campbell Union School Board.”

Tiffany-Morales has served on the district's board since 2008, is the education committee co-chair of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group and was nominated by Low.

“Board President Tiffany-Morales has been a tireless advocate for children and families in Campbell," Low said in a release. "She is a great leader.”

Tiffany-Morales, along with other honorees will receive a certificate of recognition by the state legislature in addition to a recognition luncheon on March 15 at Pacific Catch in The Pruneyard Shopping Center. 

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