Veronica Valdivia is the current Secretary/Treasurer for AACV.
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I am Veronica Valdivia the Secretary/Treasurer on the AACV Board of Directors. For the past 26 years, I have had the pleasure of working for the Chula Vista Elementary School District as a classroom teacher for 20 years and as an administrator for 6 years. I am currently the principal at Parkview Elementary School. As part of the AACV Board, it means I am able to participate in shaping the future of education in our community. I hope to not only enrich my leadership journey, but also to elevate the educational excellence for all students and staff.
Pedro Parra is the current Associate Principal Representative for AACV.
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My name is Pedro Parra Hurtado, and I am honored to serve as the Associate Principal Representative on the AACV Board of Directors. I bring over 15 years of experience in education, both in the United States and abroad in Spain. Throughout my career, I have taught in the Dual Immersion Program at various grade levels and have also served as a Resource Teacher. Most recently, I’ve taken on the role of Associate Principal at Vista Square Elementary. My passion lies in instruction and language development, rooted in my personal journey as an English Language Learner. This experience continues to inspire my commitment to creating equitable and impactful learning opportunities for all students. I look forward to supporting our work together, growing professionally, and serving as a strong advocate for your voice on the Board.
As President, Jasmine is focused on honoring the union’s proud legacy while leading it into a stronger, more unified future. Her key priorities include strengthening collective bargaining, improving wages and benefits, ensuring safe and equitable working conditions, and deepening partnerships with community allies and labor organizations. She is especially passionate about mentoring and developing the next generation of union leaders, empowering members to shape their own future through solidarity and engagement.
As President, Jasmine is focused on honoring the union’s proud legacy while leading it into a stronger, more unified future. Her key priorities include strengthening collective bargaining, improving wages and benefits, ensuring safe and equitable working conditions, and deepening partnerships with community allies and labor organizations. She is especially passionate about mentoring and developing the next generation of union leaders, empowering members to shape their own future through solidarity and engagement.
With a leadership style grounded in integrity, accountability, and vision, Jasmine is committed to ensuring OSAS remains a powerful advocate for working families—today and for generations to come.
With a leadership style grounded in integrity, accountability, and vision, Jasmine is committed to ensuring OSAS remains a powerful advocate for working families—today and for generations to come.
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For union business, Jasmine can be reached at 248-508-6453
Jasmine T. Stallworth has been elected President of OSAS Local 28, bringing more than 20 years of dedicated service and leadership to the union. A long-standing Executive Board member, Jasmine has consistently championed the rights of working people with a steadfast commitment to fairness, equity, and dignity in the workplace.
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As President, Jasmine is focused on honoring the union’s proud legacy while leading it into a stronger, more unified future. Her key priorities include strengthening collective bargaining, improving wages and benefits, ensuring safe and equitable working conditions, and deepening partnerships with community allies and labor organizations. She is especially passionate about mentoring and developing the next generation of union leaders, empowering members to shape their own future through solidarity and engagement.
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With a leadership style grounded in integrity, accountability, and vision, Jasmine is committed to ensuring OSAS remains a powerful advocate for working families—today and for generations to come.
Pete Lopez brings over 30 years of experience in information technology across both the private and public sectors. He currently serves as a Program Supervisor for Instructional Solutions within the IT Department, where he provides training and support on a wide range of IT applications—including Microsoft Office and online course development through the district’s learning management system (LMS).
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An active member of OSAS for nearly six years, Pete is now serving his first term on the Executive Board as Secretary.
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Outside of work, Pete enjoys spending quality time with his granddaughter and four grandsons. He’s also a dedicated fan of Detroit sports—especially the Lions and Tigers.
Tiffany King is a dedicated educational leader with over 24 years of experience spanning public education, human resources, nonprofit management, and community-based service. As an Executive Board Member of the OSAS Union, she is a steadfast advocate for operational and administrative staff across Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD), championing transparency, equity, and strategic collaboration.
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In her current role as Operations and Human Resources Program Associate within DPSCD’s Division of School Nutrition, Tiffany supports more than 550 staff members. She leads key HR functions including hiring, onboarding, compliance, and employee relations. Her efforts have improved PCN processing accuracy and introduced Microsoft-based systems to enhance communication, workforce tracking, and real-time reporting. She plays a vital role in aligning nutrition services with districtwide enrollment strategies and student needs.
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Tiffany’s career includes impactful roles in education, charter school administration, and workforce development. Notably, as a YouthBuild Program Manager at Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation, she led full-cycle enrollment for at-risk youth, facilitated cross-sector partnerships, and streamlined onboarding processes—all with a focus on access and opportunity for underserved communities.
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A passionate advocate for family and community engagement, Tiffany has held leadership roles in numerous school-based and union organizations. She has served as PTA and Title I Chairperson and currently chairs the School Advisory Council at Cass Technical High School. As both a parent and employee of DPSCD, she brings a unique and personal perspective to her work, ensuring that student and family voices are central to district decision-making.
Marsha A. Lewis has dedicated over 29 years to the Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD), beginning her journey as a college junior working at the district's camp in 1993. She officially joined the district full-time in 1995 and has since served in a variety of roles, including classroom teacher, instructional specialist, and assistant principal. She was named an assistant principal during the 2018–19 school year and returned to a district-level leadership role in 2021 as the K–12 Curriculum Leader for the Office of Social Studies.
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Throughout her career, Marsha has championed collaboration as the foundation for student and teacher success. She believes in the power of strong partnerships with families and community organizations to enrich both academic experiences and civic engagement. Her work centers around joyful learning, policy development, and celebrating excellence in education.
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Marsha’s teaching philosophy—/“I believe the children are the future, and that each child has the right to the best educational experience filled with critical thinking, questioning, and discovery”/—reflects her unwavering passion for education. She actively serves on educational boards and works alongside fellow social studies leaders to promote innovative, inclusive practices.
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A lifelong learner and reflective leader, Marsha uses her nearly three decades of experience to continually grow and lead with purpose, always striving to leave her community better than she found it.
As we celebrate the independence and freedoms that define our nation, we also celebrate the strength and unity within our union. Your dedication as leaders in education uplifts our students, supports our schools, and shapes the future of our communities.
As we celebrate the independence and freedoms that define our nation, we also celebrate the strength and unity within our union. Your dedication as leaders in education uplifts our students, supports our schools, and shapes the future of our communities.
