Interview with Chris Naticchia - Candidate for the Claremont Unified School District Board

Chris Naticchia is a twenty-five year Claremont resident, California State University professor, has served on the Claremont Unified School District's parent advisory committee for the Local Control Accountability Plan and is a city commissioner. He is a parent of a student entering Claremont High School this year, and active in the Claremont community,  Chris is now seeking to move up to the next level of contribution to Claremont by being elected to the CUSD Board of Education.  In a forthright, informative and engaging interview, Chris discusses the contribution his considerable qualifications and experience can bring to the board, system and students, and provides a cogent and germane explanation of the necessity and long-term benefits of bolstering mental health, strengthening critical thinking, improving equity and the importance of engaging parents - the four pillars of his campaign platform.  A "must-listen" for every stakeholder in Claremont, especially those with student(s) in CUSD, and voting this November.

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