Email: enoone@petk12.org Phone: (707) 778-4681
I have been a Sonoma County resident for 35 years. I grew up in Sebastopol, and I graduated from Analy High School. I attended the SRJC and Sonoma State, where I graduated with a Bachelors in Liberal Studies through the Hutchins Program. I then went on to earn my Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, also through Sonoma State. I started teaching in 2006 in Rincon Valley. I decided to pursue my Administrative Credential and Masters Degree in 2011 through the University of Phoenix. I wanted to complete my Administrative Credential before I had children. I finished my program in February and six months later, my son was born and two years later, my daughter was born. Now that my children are both in school, I felt it was time to start my administrative career.
In my free time, I love being with my husband and kids. I like to play games and go on walks. I enjoy music and singing karaoke when I can. I also love the water. My family has a boat that we take out to Lake Sonoma whenever the weather is nice enough. Right now, my family is in the midst of building a home in one of the communities affected by the Tubbs fire. We love to entertain and hope to create a home that is welcoming and warm.
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions, concerns, or ideas about how we can improve our school.
Email: lgarza@petk12.org Phone: (707) 778-4681
I look forward to being a member of the Casa Grande Gaucho family. As Assistant Principal, I will strive to ensure that all students are college and career-ready when they graduate. Additionally, I will encourage each student to cultivate a love of learning that will inspire them to grow personally and professionally after high school. By providing meaningful learning experiences for our students during these formative years, we can challenge them to think and act in ways that make the world a better place. My work will be to help learners look at their place in the world in order to identify how they can be of service to others.
Biography: I was born and raised in Bakersfield, California where I attended Garces High School and Bakersfield College. After two years in community college, I was the first in my family to attain an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts. In 1998, I transferred to San Francisco State University to study theater and education. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Drama in 2000, and I obtained a teacher's credential in English a year later.
I wanted to explore the world and connect with my roots, so, in 2002, I moved to Xalapa, Veracruz, in Mexico. I lived there for a year and had an amazing experience. I explored the Americas and met my lovely wife. She emigrated with me upon my return, and we relocated back to the Bay Area.
My first position as an educator was teaching English at Oakland Military Institute, a public charter school. I was placed as an English Language Development teacher. Because I wanted to learn more about serving English learners, I returned to San Francisco State University and received a master's degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. Additionally, I became a national board-certified teacher of students studying English as a new language in 2015.
Recently, I finished my master’s in Educational Leadership and obtained my credential in administration. I decided to jump at the chance to come to Casa Grande as an Assistant Principal. The community here has been very welcoming, and I’m excited about starting our future together.
Email: kpisciotta@petk12.org
I'm originally from Southern California but fell in love with Sonoma County when I attended Sonoma State University for my undergrad. I received my bachelor’s degree in Literary Analysis from Sonoma State and my master’s degree in teaching from USC. I began my teaching career at Lawndale High School in 2013 where I served as an English Teacher, curriculum lead, and Dean leading PBIS and Restorative practices. I joined the Casa Grande High School staff in 2020 as an English teacher and later took on the roles of Activities Director, Co-Department Chair, and Journalism Advisor.
As one of the Assistant Principals, I am looking forward to continuing to build relationships with students, staff, and families throughout Petaluma. I have a passion and true belief in PBIS and Restorative Practices and and I am excited about helping Casa implement these systems. Most of all, I hope to be an effective advocate and support for our teachers.
I love camping, going to the beach, and spending time with my family. I am also an amateur charcuterie board designer and love to design boards for family and friends. You can follow me on instagram at @pisciottarocks to see what I'm working on at Casa Grande.
