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Jackson to be Interim Chancellor through December 2023

In a special meeting on Friday, October 15th the Peralta Community College District Board of Trustees voted unanimously  in closed session to extend the appointment agreement of Dr. Jannett Jackson as Interim Chancellor through December 2023. Board Vice-President Nicky Gonzalez Yuen said that the Board is excited to continue Jackson’s hard work and positive improvements in the district. Interim chancellor  Jackson’s contract amendment will be agendized for the next regular board meeting on Tuesday, October 26 at 6pm.

More information about the Board and on how to view and participate in their meetings can be found at https://web.peralta.edu/trustees/.

Check back here for more coverage and commentary as the story develops.

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Gretchen Zimmermann
Gretchen Zimmermann, Staff Writer
Gretchen Zimmerman settled in Vallejo, CA in 2002 after spending a couple of decades bouncing around the inner San Francisco Bay area. Before her move to Vallejo, she had lived for no more than a couple of years in one place. Her recent stability has facilitated a greater involvement in her community. She became active in local arts groups first, volunteering with Vallejo Open Studios and Vallejo Art Walk. As she got to know more people and their circumstances, her interests broadened into local politics. She started attending City Council meetings, writing to the local paper, and engaging in serious debates on social media. That wasn’t enough for her. Gretchen decided to get serious about writing and study journalism so that she can delve into meaningful investigative work.
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