Board President
Dominique Beaumonte
Dominique Beaumonte is a pastor, nonprofit leader, and educator committed to faith, equity, and youth empowerment. A former foster youth, Dominique brings a powerful personal story and deep passion for mentoring African American men and boys. He is the founding pastor of Reconciliation Church and the Executive Director of the Bread of Life Center, where he leads efforts in spiritual formation and community development.
He also serves as President of the California Northwest Youth Department, a network of over 50 churches focused on the spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being of young people. With a background in higher education administration and leadership in equity initiatives, Dominique’s work bridges faith, education, and justice to create lasting change.
Vice Chair
Jim Scheible
Jim Scheible has been a dedicated educator for twenty years — as a dynamic classroom teacher and seasoned administrator. Jim held leadership positions from lead teacher to superintendent. Under his leadership, schools and school systems have consistently increased academic results for underserved students and had their charters renewed multiple times. This includes twelve years at St. HOPE Public Schools (SHPS) in Sacramento and three years leading Clayton Valley Charter High School in the Bay Area.
Jim was principal of PS7 (part of SHPS) when it was recognized by CCSA as the “Charter School of the Year.” In addition, Jim sat on the California Charter School Association’s Member Council for almost a decade. Since 2021 Jim has supported charter schools and charter leaders across the state of California with a particular focus on the charter renewal process. Jim joined CCA’s governing board in March of 2025.
Member
Megan Yazigi
Megan Yazigi has spent the past two decades working relentlessly to support, to create, and to lead exceptional educational experiences for California students. After graduating from University of California, Davis with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and a Master of Arts in Education, Megan spent nearly a decade in secondary classrooms as an English, History, and Theater teacher at traditional public schools in the greater Sacramento area.
From 2016 to 2023, Megan had the privilege to be an instructional leader at Capitol Collegiate Academy. Most recently, Megan has joined the California Department of Education to support charter schools across the state. Megan is a proud mother of two and spends her free time volunteering with schools and organizations in her community. Forever a CCA Bookworm, she is thrilled to remain connected to the important work at Capitol Collegiate Academy.