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René Salvador Jimenez Moreno

Themes:

Education - Charter, Private & Parochial Schools Non-Profits Sports & Recreation

Subjects:

Sister Barbara, Citizen Schools, AYSO Soccer School, Peninsula Bridge, St. Elizabeth Seton, René Salvador Jimenez Moreno

Date of Creation or Publication:

2/6/2026

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Creator

Amika Guillaume

Donor

René Salvador Jimenez Moreno

Language

English

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Interview of René Salvador Jimenez Moreno by Amika Guillaume. Topics include: family moving from Mexico in 1993 when he was a baby; transferring to St. Elizabeth Seton School from Belle Haven; importance of soccer, starting with AYSO soccer at Cesar Chavez School; experience at St. Elizabeth Seton; attending Peninsula Bridge in the summers; transition to private high school in San Jose; how he was able to go to college at Notre dame De Namur University; working at Citizen Schools as a teacher; why he is now at Peninsula Bridge; and working with students.

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