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As the School District of Lancaster celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, Jassinya Alvarado’s work to expand educational access in Lancaster is being recognized across Pennsylvania.
Alvarado, SDoL’s Director of Educational Access and Student Services, has been named to the Pennsylvania Latino Convention's 2026 class of “20 Under 40 Latino Emerging Leaders.” The statewide honor recognizes rising professionals whose leadership is helping shape the future of communities across the Commonwealth.
Now in its ninth year, the Pennsylvania Latino Convention brings together leaders and organizations from across the Commonwealth to address issues affecting Latino life and public policy.
Alvarado will be formally honored during the State Official Hispanic Heritage Month Masquerade Theatre Gala on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Join us in congratulating Jassinya on this well-earned recognition and is proud to see a leader with such deep Lancaster roots celebrated across Pennsylvania!
Read the full announcement on our website.
As the School District of Lancaster celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, Jassinya Alvarado’s work to expand educational access in Lancaster is being recognized across Pennsylvania.
Alvarado, SDoL’s Director of Educational Access and Student Services, has been named to the Pennsylvania Latino Convention’s 2026 class of “20 Under 40 Latino Emerging Leaders.” The statewide honor recognizes rising professionals whose leadership is helping shape the future of communities across the Commonwealth.
“I am deeply honored to be recognized among Pennsylvania’s emerging Latino leaders,” Alvarado said. “As a first-generation college graduate and proud daughter of Lancaster, I carry with me the sacrifices of those who came before me and a responsibility to create greater access for those who will come after me. My work is grounded in the belief that leadership is not simply about opening doors—it is about removing barriers, building bridges, and ensuring every young person can see possibility in their future.”
Now in its ninth year, the Pennsylvania Latino Convention brings together leaders and organizations from across the Commonwealth to address issues affecting Latino life and public policy.
Alvarado will be formally honored during the State Official Hispanic Heritage Month Masquerade Theatre Gala on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Join us in congratulating Jassinya on this well-earned recognition and is proud to see a leader with such deep Lancaster roots celebrated across Pennsylvania!
Read the full announcement on our website.
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