Casey Perez

Casey Perez started his new post in October
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The Cloverdale Boys & Girls Club welcomed a new program director as 2020 was winding down ā€” Boys & Girls Club veteran Casey Perez has been at the Cloverdale club since the summer of 2020, but started as the clubā€™s program director in October, according to a February press release from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin.
Before starting work in Cloverdale, Perez worked as the Senior Program Coordinator for the Foss Creek Boys & Girls Club in Healdsburg. Originally hailing from Windsor, where he attended the Boys & Girls Club as a kid, Perez is no stranger to north county.
ā€œCasey is passionate about helping kids learn and grow,ā€ said Erika McGuire, principal of Fitch Mountain Campus in the Healdsburg Unified School District, who worked with Casey during his tenure at Healdsburg in a statement. ā€œHe was a wonderful part of our team in Healdsburg and I know he will do great things for Cloverdale kids.ā€
Perez has worked in various roles at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin since 2018, and has been promoted twice since starting.
ā€œHe is really thriving with our kids,ā€ said Nick Agius, marketing director for the Boys & Girls Club of Sonoma-Marin. ā€œHe is doing especially well given that we are using this time to make some improvements to the club building as well ā€¦ There are many moving parts, but he handles it all with enthusiasm.ā€
After working with the Cloverdale team and the club over the summer, Perez said he ā€œfell in love with the environment and having the opportunity to lead such an amazing team.ā€
ā€œMy goal as a leader is to inspire youth and create an environment that facilitates positive growth. I am new to the Cloverdale community and have appreciated being able to work in a town so passionate about its youth,ā€ he said. ā€œI have loved watching the membersā€™ academic progress and growth during distance learning and look forward to strengthening my relationships with the members and their families in the future.ā€
He said that he has fond memories from his time as a Boys & Girls Club member and is looking forward to providing the same positive experience to Cloverdaleā€™s kids.
Cloverdale is normally home to three Boys & Girls Clubs, but because of the pandemic, only one club is in operation. The Cloverdale Clubhouse is located at 686 South Cloverdale Blvd. and is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with extended care until 5:30 p.m. each day.

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