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Lucente, Rosemary Dolores was born on January 11, 1935 in Renton, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of JosephAnthony and Erminia Antoinette (Argano) Lucente.
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Rosemary Dolores Lucente, American educational administrator. Recipient Golden Apple award Stanford Avenue School Parent-Teachers Association, Faculty and Community Advisory Council, 1976, resolution for outstanding service South Gate City Council, 1976, resolution for commitment to youth Los Angeles City Council, 1996; named Woman of Year, California State Senate, 1997.
Education
Bachelor, Mount Saint Mary"s College, 1956, Master of Science, 1963.
Career
Teacher public schools, Los Angeles, 1956-1965, supervisor teacher, 1958-1965, assistant principal, 1965-1969, principal elementary school, 1969-1985, 86, director instruction, 1985-1986, 1986. National consultant, lecturer Doctor William Glasser"s Educator Training Center, 1968. National workshop leader National Academy for School Executives-American Association School Adminstrs., 1980.
Los Angeles Unified School District representative for national pilot of Getty Institute for Visual Arts, 1983-1985, 92, site coordinator, 1983-1986, team leader, member superintendent"s advisory cabinet, 1987.
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Membership
Member National Association Elementary School Prins., Los Angeles Elementary Prins. Organisation (vice president 1979-1980), Association California School Adminstrs.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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Recipient Golden Apple award Stanford Avenue School Parent-Teachers Association, Faculty and Community Advisory Council, 1976, resolution for outstanding service South Gate City Council, 1976, resolution for commitment to youth Los Angeles City Council, 1996. Named Woman of Year, California State Senate, 1997.Recipient Golden Apple award Stanford Avenue School Parent-Teachers Association, Faculty and Community Advisory Council, 1976, resolution for outstanding service South Gate City Council, 1976, resolution for commitment to youth Los Angeles City Council, 1996. Named Woman of Year, California State Senate, 1997.