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Enjoy Dr. Edwin Gomez, the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, reading "Casi Un Narval".

First 5 California and the California State Library celebrate Día de los Libros 2023 (https://www.diadeloslibros.com) with a virtual storytime. Join special guests, First 5 California Chair, Gainnina Pérez, California State Librarian, Greg Lucas, children’s book author, Leticia Ordaz and other notable Californians for a virtual celebration of culture and connection through storytime in honor of Día de los Libros. Watching our readers encourages the parent/caregiver-child bond that's strengthened every time we read together.

Read more about Dr. Edwin Gomez:

Dr. Edwin Gomez serves as the 13th Riverside County Superintendent of Schools.

In his role, Dr. Gomez works with the county’s 23 school districts and the staff at the Riverside County Office of Education to ensure high quality education that invests in all students while developing and sustaining strong collaborative relationships with students, teachers, parents, and the community for student success.

Dr. Gomez began his educational career teaching in grades K-8. He has served as a principal in various social-economical communities, led a school out of program improvement status, subsequently resulting in nomination for a National Blue Ribbon Award. Dr. Gomez has been a district Chief Academic Officer and served as a District Superintendent for Adelanto Elementary School District and Coachella Valley Unified School District. He currently serves on the First 5 Riverside County Commission.

Prior to his appointment as the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Edwin Gomez served as the Riverside County Deputy Superintendent of Schools and as the Chief Administrative Officer of the Riverside County Office of Education, overseeing the day-to-day operations and coordinating the legislative link between the County Office and state and federal government officials.

Dr. Gomez earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational Studies from Pitzer College, his multiple subject teaching credential from the University of Redlands, and Masters of Arts and Doctorate degrees from the California State University, San Bernardino.