Stephanie Loredo appointed as CCUSD Board President

Stephanie Loredo was named president of the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) Board of Education at its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night. She is the first Filipino American woman to hold the top leadership position on a governing board in Culver City and the broader Westside Los Angeles region.

In her new role as president, Loredo will set the school district’s agenda to increase student achievement, generate monetary resources, and strengthen community relations.

Since joining the CCUSD Governing Board in 2022, Loredo has played a significant role to improve the student, staff and community experience with the school district. Her substantial contributions to the following initiatives have greatly advanced pride and stability for CCUSD:

• Securing $2.5 million grant from Culver City government and strengthening district’s partnership with Culver City council and staff
• Championing two successful ballot measures central to the funding and modernization of the school district
• Managing search and transition of district Superintendent
• Supporting programs that generate national, statewide, and local recognitions for schools, students, staff and community

“I'm honored to step into the role of president and grateful for the work and collaboration with my colleagues to support and improve Culver City’s educational environment,” Loredo said. “Our schools deserve leadership that centers achievement, inclusion, and opportunity. I’m committed to working with families, educators, and interest holders to ensure that our district's students, teachers and administrators have the support they need to thrive.”

Loredo is the first woman of Filipino descent on the Westside to hold a citywide office. In December 2024, she was appointed as Vice President of the CCUSD Board of Education. During the CCUSD board meeting on December 9, 2025, Loredo formally assumed the role of president.

As Board President, Loredo aims to continue fostering a culture of care in the Culver City Unified School District by supporting policies and practices around academic excellence, educational equity, fiscal responsibility, environmental sustainability, and community engagement. She seeks to uphold the district’s mission of delivering safe, inclusive, high-quality public education to all students in Culver City.

Brian Guerrero assumed Loredo's previous role as the Vice President of the Culver City Unified School District Board of Education Tuesday night. Board Member Andrew Lachman was selected as the Board Clerk, while Board Member Lindsay Carlson will take on the role of Board Parliamentarian.

About Stephanie Loredo

Culver City Unified School District Governing Board President, Stephanie Loredo, is the first Filipina American elected to citywide office on the Westside of Los Angeles. She serves as membership & outreach vice chair, Filipino American Democratic Caucus of the CA State Democratic Party, and as board of director for Pilipino American LA Democrats (PALAD). An advocate for education, sustainability, diversity, equity and inclusion, Stephanie’s vision is to build a culture of care that empowers students, faculty, staff, and families to thrive in public schools.