• Home
  • Meet Joan
  • Issues
    • Jobs and the Economy
    • Protecting Education
      • Budget Reform
  • 16th District
  • Media
    • Photo Gallery
    • In the News
    • Videos
    • Audio
    • High Resolution Photos
  • Contact
  • Take Action
    • Volunteer
    • Contribute
    • Find an Event
    • Sign Up for Updates
    • Tell a Friend
    • Recruit Donors
  • Find Your Polling Place

Protecting Education

Since my election to the Assembly in 2008, I have traveled all across the 15th district; from Walnut Creek to Livermore, from Oakley and Brentwood to Elk Grove and Galt, meeting with parents, educators, administrators and students to hear their stories about the impacts of recent education cuts. These informal “Classroom Cabinet” meetings keep me well informed about the issues and guide many of the education related bills I introduce and support.

As a mother, a former school board member and your Assemblymember, I am fully committed to fighting for our schools.

Buchanan Honors Young Artists

Friday, 01 May 2009 12:33
Bookmark and Share

SAN RAMON, CA – Elementary school children from the San Ramon Valley Unified School District were honored last night at a reception held in the San Ramon District Office of Assemblymember Joan Buchanan (D-Alamo). Art created by students at Alamo, Golden View, Green Valley, Live Oak, Vista Grande and Walt Disney Elementary Schools is currently on display as a part of a program to celebrate young artists in the 15th Assembly District. Students and their families, along with art specialists, teachers, and principals attended the event.

“Art education is critical to fostering the creative and imaginative minds of our youth,” Buchanan said. The San Ramon Valley Unified School District has a Visual Arts program that encourages creativity, while learning about master artists and discovering a wide-rage of art mediums. This program is made possible through funds from the PTA’s, the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation and local non-profits.  Buchanan continued, “By displaying the beautiful art work of students in the area we demonstrate and acknowledge the importance of this program.”

This exhibit is the first of the quarterly art shows in the District Office located at 2694 Bishop Drive #275, San Ramon, CA 94583. Future exhibits will feature the work of middle school and high school students. The District Office is open Monday through Friday between 9 AM and 5 PM. Assemblymember Buchanan invites area residents to visit the office and view the art work during regular business hours.

Excerpted from www.asmdc.org.

Connect

Thanks Joan

Find an Event

image

Learn about events in your community and join others in supporting Joan.
 
 

Learn More

Volunteer for Joan

image

Campaigns aren't won by one person - they're won by a committed group of people with a wide range of skills and assets. Take action! Become a part of Team Buchanan.

Learn More

Support Joan

image

Looking for a way to make a difference? Help give the campaign the resources to win!
 
 

Learn More

Take Action

  • Become a Volunteer
  • Contribute
  • Find Your Polling Place

Subscribe

Enter your E-mail address: (*)

Invalid Input


Joan Buchanan for State Assembly

PAID FOR BY: Buchanan for Assembly 2012 (FPPC ID# 1335063)
MAILING: P.O. BOX 1318, Danville, California 94526
Phone: (925) 806-0560

Official campaign website to elect candidate Joan Buchanan for California State Assembly 2010, 15th District. Important political issues to Joan are education, healthcare, the environment and consumer protection. The California 15th Assembly District spans Alameda County, Contra Costa County, San Joaquin County & Sacramento County. District 15 includes the cities of Alamo, Bethel Island, Blackhawk, Byron, Brentwood, Danville, Diablo, Discovery Bay, Galt, Isleton, Livermore, Oakley, San Ramon, Walnut Creek, Walnut Grove, Wilton, Elk Grove, Pleasanton and Stockton. Joan Buchanan is running for election to the CA State Assembly to represent District 15 in the Democratic Caucus. Elect Joan to office in the November 2010 elections! Performance, Not Politics.