Dr. Soraya Fallah has been recognized by LAUSD as an Everyday Heroes
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Dr. Soraya Fallah has been recognized by LAUSD as an Everyday Heroes (Shero) for the 2024–25 year, an honor that celebrates her unwavering dedication, leadership, and positive impact within schools and the broader community. As a committed staff member serving in LAUSD’s Medical Services Division – Wellness Programs, Healthy Start, and the Multilingual and Multicultural Education Department’s Refugee Educational Support Program (RESP), Dr. Fallah works daily to support students, families, and colleagues with compassion and purpose. This recognition, signed by Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and Personnel Director David Greco, highlights her excellence in work performance, school and community involvement, and leadership. Her coworkers and friends showed up to support her. Dr. Fallah shares this honor with many other dedicated individuals and remains deeply grateful for the support of her peers and administrators who inspire collective growth and achievement.
This event was held on May 20, 2025, at Montry Park in Los Angels, Ca.
با فروتنی ، مفتخرم که به عنوان یک «قهرمان روزمره» شناخته شده‌ام:
باعث افتخار و خوشحالی من است که به عنوان یکی از «قهرمانان روزمره»
ناحیه آموزش و پرورش لسآنجلسبرای سال تحصیلی ۲۰۲۴–۲۰۲۵ شناخته شده‌ام. این قدردانی ارزشمند، نمادی از تعهد، دلسوزی، و رهبری
در حمایت از دانش‌آموزان، خانواده‌ها، و جوامع مابهویژه پناهندگان
و تازهوارداناست.
به عنوان عضوی افتخارآمیز از برنامه حمایت آموزشی از پناهندگانزیر نظر بخش آموزش
چندزبانه و چندفرهنگی، و برنامه‌های بهداشت و سلامتیتحت نظر بخش خدمات
پزشکی LAUSD، از صمیم قلب قدردان فرصتی
هستم که در کنار همکاران متعهد و دلسوز خود خدمت می‌کنم.
این افتخار تنها متعلق به من نیست؛ بلکه نمایانگر تلاش‌های جمعی همه
ماست که هر روز برای ارتقاء، التیام، و توانمندسازی کسانی که به آن‌ها خدمت می‌کنیم،
تلاش می‌کنیم.
از همه مدیران برنامه‌ها و رهبرانی که تلاش‌های خالصانه من را دیدند،
مرا نامزد کردند و همچنان با خدمات، رهبری، و مراقبت‌های مشارکتی خود الهام‌بخش
تعالی هستند، سپاسگزارم.
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