Cragg has been a member of the Yakima Pomological Club and the Yakima Rotary Club, Chair of the Yakima Growers and Shippers, the Chair of the Washington Apple Commission and Chair of the Yakima Valley Museum. In 1988 Cragg became Orchard Manager and, later, President of Gilbert Orchards. They started and operated The Campbell Farm, a retreat and conference center on a 40-acre apple farm outside Wapato.

Cragg and Barb are blessed with three perfect grandchildren. In 1975 he married another Yakima native, Barbara Smith and together they have two children, Nate and Sean, both of whom work on the farm. He grew up working on the family’s apple and cattle farm and loved working beside his father, brother and friends. His intellectual passions are history, geology and fruit farming. He graduated from Eisenhower High School, Pomona College, Princeton Seminary and Claremont School of Theology. Cynthia is a champion for equity, working to establish systems that value and celebrate diversity and work to remove systemic barriers.Ĭynthia resides in Terrace Heights with her husband, Rey, and two sons.Ĭragg was born in Yakima in 1952, the son of Virginia McCormick and Cragg D. Cynthia currently serves as the Executive Director of Early Learning and Migrant Education at Educational Service District (ESD) 105 where she leads the organization’s Early Learning and Migrant Education Departments, setting the vision and direction for child and family-centered services and academic supports that reach our most vulnerable community members. She recently completed her administrator/superintendent credential from Washington State University.Ĭynthia’s community leadership includes membership on community boards and committees that represent higher education, migrant student populations, health care, and educational equity. in Early Childhood Special Education, and endorsements in P-3 and K-12 Special Education.

She has been a life-long advocate for equity and social justice, which she promotes in all aspects of her personal and professional life.Ĭynthia grew up in Grandview, Washington, and attended college at the University of Washington where she obtained her undergraduate and graduate degrees. Cynthia Juarez is a leader and champion for early education and family services that set the foundation for lifelong success and well-being.

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