Jacqueline White is a distinguished educational leader known for her unwavering commitment to equity and innovation in K-12 and adult education. With a career spanning multiple impactful roles, Jacqueline has consistently championed programs that enhance student achievement and foster community collaboration. Her leadership tenure includes significant achievements such as spearheading the development and implementation of SCOE Summer Education Innovation Centers, the Sacramento Healthy HeARTS and Minds program, and the Counselor Community of Practice serving hundreds of counselors across Northern California. Jacqueline has also been instrumental in expanding Career Technical Education programs, implementing Dual Enrollment initiatives, and piloting strategies to reduce chronic absenteeism in schools.

Jacqueline's leadership and advocacy is rooted in her roles as wife, mother of five, artist and first career as a business professional. Her expertise extends to curriculum alignment, leadership coaching, and building effective school-community partnerships aimed at enhancing educational outcomes. Jacqueline’s career is marked by a deep-seated dedication to creating equitable access to quality education, exemplifying her role as an advocate and catalyst for positive change in the educational landscape. She has been honored by the Sacramento Chamber for her Arts leadership and awarded a region 3 ACSA Silver Star for administrative leadership in the Sacramento area.