Excellence in education
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Angela Ghiggeri and Hermelinda Meraz, center, seen here with LUHSD Assistant Superintendent Gene Clare and LUHSD Adult Education Coordinator Debbie Norgaard, were recently honored by the California Council for Adult Education.<br><i>Photo courtesy of Debbie Norgaard</i>
Angela Ghiggeri and Hermelinda Meraz, center, seen here with LUHSD Assistant Superintendent Gene Clare and LUHSD Adult Education Coordinator Debbie Norgaard, were recently honored by the California Council for Adult Education.
Photo courtesy of Debbie Norgaard
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The Contra Costa Chapter and Bay Section of the California Council for Adult Education (CCAE), comprising 15 Northern California counties, recently honored Liberty Adult Education’s Angela Ghiggeri and Hermelinda Meraz for their commitment to education.

Ghiggeri, who was selected as CCAE Contra Costa Chapter and Bay Section Teacher of Excellence, has been teaching for the Adult Education division of the LUHSD for more than 36 years. Ghiggeri teaches physical and mental fitness for older adults and is chief GED examiner. She also teaches the popular Premiers exercise class – 85 students strong – at the Brentwood Senior Center. Ghiggeri has changed the lives of many students, demonstrating patience, caring and a strong commitment to the success of her students.

Meraz received the CCAE Contra Costa Chapter and the Bay Section Excellence in Support Services Award. She has served the students of Liberty Adult Education for more than six years at the front desk, greeting and enrolling new students, processing financial transactions, providing answers to a wide variety of questions and translating for non-English speaking parents and students.
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