Stephanie Loredo (https://stephanieloredo.com), an advocate for education, sustainability, and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), today announced she has been endorsed by the Culver City Democratic Club (http://www.c-c-d-c.com). Stephanie is a candidate for Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) Governing Board Member. The Culver City Democratic Club (CCDC) is the city’s oldest and largest political organization, chartered by the LA County Democratic Party as the official voice of Culver City Democrats.

Elections for the CCUSD Board, to be held on Nov. 8, is a non-partisan contest with candidates running for one of three open seats in 2022. Endorsements made by organizations such as the CCDC help voters differentiate candidates to identify those who are gaining the trust of their communities. CCDC members voted this week decisively, with 80% selecting Stephanie as the top candidate to endorse.

“The Culver City Democratic Club is a pillar in our community, lifting progressive causes and voices. Together, we can channel our energy to strengthen the culture of care in our public schools,” said Stephanie Loredo. “I have immense appreciation for my fellow CCDC members, whose endorsement underscores our shared priorities for our community. Having the support of the CCDC and other community leaders heartens my resolve to fight for a more compassionate and collaborative school district that affirms students’ and staff’s identities.”

CCDC members’ overwhelming result to support Stephanie Loredo is a reflection of how her vision for public schools is connecting and resonating with voters’ progressive values and principles. Stephanie aims to build a culture of care in CCUSD that empowers students, faculty, staff, and families to thrive in public schools by strengthening the pillars of achievement, belonging and community.

The CCDC promotes the interests of the Democratic Party. It aims to advance the political and educational interest of the Culver City community. The organization fosters active participation of constituents in politics for the purpose of electing Democratic candidates to public offices. 

Throughout the years, the Culver City Democratic Club has been a vital force in electing candidates to local office, as well as to state and national positions. Many members of Culver City’s City Council have been members of the Club, including all five current Councilmembers. The Club continues to influence Democratic principles at all levels of government.

About Stephanie Loredo

A candidate for Culver City Unified School Board, Stephanie Loredo is a Filipina American progressive who organizes for local Culver City organizations and regional Los Angeles initiatives. Stephanie is a member of the 2021-2022 Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Partner Advisory Committee and is part of the CCUSD Inclusive Practices Administrative Regulations Committee and the CCUSD Equity Advisory Committee. From her previous career, she brings more than a decade of experience managing hundreds of millions of dollars in annual advertising spend. An advocate for education, sustainability, and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), Stephanie’s vision is to build a culture of care that empowers students, faculty, staff and families to thrive in public schools. Stephanie is committed to collaborating with community members to harvest resources, empower stakeholders and cultivate energy around the culture of care pillars of achievement, belonging and community.