Left: LULAC Award recipient Maria Rodriguez with her husband Richard King and son Jonathan. Rodriguez, who is currently PTA president at SAMOHI, was honored for her tireless PTA service and her advocacy on behalf of parents and their children as Bilingual Community Liaison at John Adams Middle School. Rodriguez also received a Certificate of Recognition from Assemblywoman Fran Pavley.
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