For many educators involved in CADA, the path into student leadership begins with a simple desire: to make school a better place for students. For Christina Hillman, that desire was rooted in the impact...

If you’ve ever been to a CADA event—whether a leadership camp, a state convention, or a board meeting—you’ve likely heard the voice, seen the smile, or been warmly greeted by the one and only Jim...

Few places in the world can rival the awe-inspiring grandeur of Yosemite National Park—a sanctuary where waterfalls roar like thunder, granite cliffs rise like giants, and wildflowers bloom with gentle...

The Birthplace of CADA and More In 1957, a group of dedicated educators in Bakersfield recognized the need for a unified support network for student activities directors across California. This realization...

Dear Friends, Are you looking for your next adventure or a peaceful retreat? Look no further than Three Rivers, California. Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, this charming town...

The Area C Student Conference was a resounding success! Over 2,000 students gathered at our new location, Matilda Torres High School in Madera. The energy was palpable as keynote speakers Carlos Alberto...

Culture is a quintessential ingredient connecting customs and traditions to create diverse and healthy communities. At Central East High School, we are fortunate to have a culturally rich student body,...

The John Muir Trail (JMT) is one of the most renowned hiking paths in the United States, celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and challenging terrain. Spanning approximately 211 miles through the Sierra...

Area A - Jill Mortensen [email protected] www.cada1.og/areaA As a CADA member for the past 18 years, a member of the Area A Council for close to ten years, assistant coordinator for Area A and Print...