Governance
CFS, Inc. is led by a committed Governing Body and a parent-driven Policy Council — together ensuring transparency, accountability, and family voice in all we do.
Governing Body
The Governing Body holds legal and fiduciary responsibility for CFS, Inc. and ensures the organization fulfills its mission to serve children and families in Lea County.
As required by the Head Start Act, our Governing Body provides oversight and strategic direction for all CFS, Inc. programs. Board members bring expertise in education, finance, law, and community services.
They work in close partnership with the Policy Council to ensure that programs are high quality, fiscally responsible, and responsive to the needs of the families we serve.
Key Responsibilities: Approving budgets and major policies, ensuring program quality and federal compliance, hiring and evaluating the Executive Director, and upholding the CFS, Inc. mission.
Board Meetings: The Governing Body meets quarterly. Meetings are open to the public. Contact our main office for dates, times, and location.
Board Members
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ⓘ Board member names will be updated by CFS staff.
Policy Council
Shared Decisions
The Policy Council votes on program budgets, curriculum, personnel policies, and improvements — giving parents real authority.
Parent Leadership
Council members build leadership skills, gain confidence, and develop experience that benefits their families and community.
Community Voice
The council ensures our programs reflect the real needs and priorities of the families and communities we serve.
| Name | Role | Center Represented | Term |
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President |
Hobbs Main Center |
2024 – 2025 |
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Vice President |
Lovington Center |
2024 – 2025 |
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Agendas & Minutes
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