About LULAC Denton
Denton LULAC Council 4366
The national mission of LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) is to advance the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, housing, health, and civil rights of the Hispanic population in the United States.
Vision
“Our vision is a future where Denton’s Hispanic community thrives, with equitable access to education, strong civic representation, and leaders who champion justice and opportunity for all.”
Who We Are
Since 1981, the LULAC Denton Council 4366 has worked tirelessly to empower our community and ensure equitable opportunities for all. Each year, we set ambitious goals that guide our efforts to create meaningful change in Denton and beyond. We are 100% volunteer-based, from our board members to our general membership, and rely on the dedication of our community to keep this mission alive.
Leadership
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President
Lilyan Prado-Carillo
Vice President
David Moreno
Secretary
Rita Bruton
Chaplin
Paul Juarez
Treasurer
Cynthia Hill
Vice President for Youth
Chris Ice
Distinguished Members
Gonzalez School for Youn Children, named after Popo and Lupe Gonzalez, two longtime Denton LULAC members and advocates for public education. Click here to learn more: Gonzalez
Rodriguez Middle School, named for Dr. Rudy and Rosemary Rodriguez, two longtime Denton LULAC members and community advocates. Dr. Rodriguez was a former professor at TWU and UNT, and former Denton ISD School Board Trustee, and is regarded as a pioneer for bilingual education with more than 40 years of service. Click here to learn more: Rodriguez
Martinez Elementary School, named for Dorothy Martinez, a longtime LULAC member, former Denton ISD teacher and Board of School Trustee. Click here to learn more: Martinez
Check out this video, with the last 40 years of Denton LULAC History.
(Credit: Isabella Pina Hinojosa, LULAC Historian)