How to provide classes that inspire students’ passions was among the topics on the table Thursday during a town hall meeting hosted by Stockton Unified School District’s superintendent at Cesar Chavez High School in Stockton.

It was the third in an ongoing series of forums moderated by the district’s superintendent, Michelle Rodriguez. She said the topics of the town halls were previously determined through listening sessions she held where parents and the community voiced their concerns.

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Victoria Franco is a Stockton-based reporter covering the diverse news around the Central Valley as part of the Report for America program. As a Stockton native, Franco is proud to cover stories within her community and report a variety of coverage. She is a San Jose State University alumna with a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. In her collegiate years she was Managing Editor for the Spartan Daily. From her time at the Spartan Daily she helped lead her staff to California College Media Awards and a General Excellence first place. Victoria encourages readers to email her story tips and ideas at victoria.franco@baycitynews.com.