Darlene Anderson:
CLASS OF 1976
Kennedy High SchoolClass of 1976
Sacramento, CA
Darlene's Story
Darlene is from Columbus, Mississippi. She is single. Her schools include Kennedy High School. She later attended Sacramento City College (Official). She works(ed) at Cosumnes River College.
Darlene's interests include Slavery in the United States, African-American, Congress of Racial Equality, Serena Williams Portugal, Serena Williams News, Serena Williams fan club. Music she likes includes Honda Civic Tour, Kanye West, Aeris. Movies she likes include The Book of Eli, iPod Owners Could Bring Class-Action Lawsuit to Apple, Hidden Colors Movie. TV shows she likes include THE REAL HIP-HOP NETWORK, The Ed Show, The Wendy Williams Show.
More about Darlene:"NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release in 2008
Sisters Vie for City School Board
to Help Students Succeed, Make History
SACRAMENTO—Two sisters are attempting to change the fortunes of local schoolchildren by making history in their attempt to become the first siblings ever elected to serve together on the Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education.
Toni Colley-Perry and Darlene Anderson, who have been longtime fixtures in the city schools as students, parents, volunteers and advocates, are running to represent the newly created Trust...Expand for more
ee Areas 5 and 4 respectively in the November election.
Colley-Perry, (51), graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in 1975. She has served as PTA President, as a member of various school site councils and worked for the district for 11 years as a Parent Adviser. Colley-Perry will complete her masters degree in January 2009 in urban education leadership, an adult education teaching credential, and a child development site supervisor permit. She has been appointed to the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, Sacramento Commission on Geographic Manage Care and the Child Care and Development Planning Council.
Anderson, (50), graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in 1976. She currently serves as chair of the District Citizens’ Title I/State Compensatory Education Programs Advisory Committee and as a Board Member for The California Alliance for School, Family, and Community Partnerships. Anderson has served as an advocate for low-income and special education parents and families, been elected president of the District Advisory Committee and served on several school site councils. The question was did we win! Well lets just say that we made a difference! And we will run again lord willing!".
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