She worked as an elementary school teacher during the day, and at night, she taught ESL and Tagalog classes at San Joaquin Delta College. The ambitious educator wanted to do more. "Give them self-confidence and I want them to appreciate their Filipino culture through songs and dances," Navarro said. Navarro started three Filipino folk dance groups for children. It's something she did growing up in Manila, the capital city of the Philippines."It's not only for them to develop awareness and sensitivity to their culture, and appreciation of their culture, but to disseminate to other ethnicities," Navarro said. After 62 years of teaching, Navarro decided to retire. At 87 years old, she is still giving back. "I love the community, community work, I can't get away from it," Navarro said. With so many awards and accolades to her name, Navarro knows the real reason for her distinguished career. "The most important part of my success is my family," Navarro said. Navarro remains a constant leader in Stockton, advocating for teachers and students and enriching her community with culture and diversity.
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