Amy Alzina

 

Dr. Amy Alzina is currently the Superintendent/Principal of the Cold Spring School District in Montecito, CA, a position she has held for the past three years.

Creating a collaborative student-centered team focused on ensuring the academic and social emotional support of every child is what drives Dr. Amy Alzina’s approach to leadership.

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