The Shared Governance Board is a governing body of the Preschool Services Department that has legal and fiscal oversight of the administration of quality services of the Head Start programs.

The Shared Governance Board is composed of experts in the fields of finance, law, early childhood education and development as well as additional members who reflect the community to be served and include parents of current or former Head Start children.

The Shared Governance Board uses child and program data from many sources to make informed decisions about service options, policies, procedures, and financial management for the purposes of ensuring quality services to children and families.

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Shared Governance Board Members

Dr. Georgina Yoshioka

Interim Director of Behavioral Health
San Bernardino County Behavioral Health

With 28 years of experience working in the field of social work, Dr. Georgina Yoshioka specializes in the
delivery of behavioral health services to diverse populations including criminal justice, healthcare, and
child welfare systems.


Since joining the County of San Bernardino, Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) in 2008, Dr.
Yoshioka, has provided leadership over programs within the Forensic Services division, addressing the
multi-layered needs of the adult forensic population, managing specialized outpatient treatment
programs, partnering with key members of the criminal justice system including San Bernardino County
Sheriff, Probation, Public Defender District Attorney, and local law enforcement, mental health courts,
hospitals, parole and state prisons.


In her prior role as the Deputy Director of 24 Hour & Emergency Services, she oversaw an array of
centralized specialty County behavioral health programs including Community Crisis Services, Diversion
Services, Centralized Hospital Aftercare Services, the Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) program and
managed the contracts that outline the delivery of services to the department’s Crisis Stabilization Units,
Crisis Walk-In Centers, and Crisis Residential Treatment facilities. Dr. Yoshioka became Interim Director
for the Department of Behavioral Health In December 2021 and was officially appointed Director in
December 2022.


Dr. Yoshioka has a Bachelor of Sociology, a Master of Social Work with a focus on Children, Youth and
Families, a Master of Business Administration, and a Doctor of Social Work. She is also a Licensed Clinical
Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of California.
Dr. Yoshioka is driven by her dedication and determination to be a key contributor to the mission of
providing individuals, families, and communities with access to services that promote prevention,
intervention, wellness, recovery, and resiliency.

Josh Dugas, MBA, REHS

Josh holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from California State University, San Bernardino, and a master’s in business administration with a concentration in Finance from the University of Redlands.With over 22 years of experience, Josh currently serves as the Director of the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health (DPH). He began his career with the County in Environmental Health Services (EHS) as a Registered Environmental Health Specialist Trainee, advancing to the position of Chief of Environmental Health. He has also held roles as Assistant Director and Chief Financial Officer within the Department.Throughout his career, Josh has actively participated in numerous local and statewide committees dedicated to improving community health. He is enthusiastic about collaborating to address new challenges and further enhance public health initiatives.

Kevin Anderson
Interim Children’s Network Officer

Joined Children and Family Services in March 1999 as a Social Service Practitioner, initially serving as an Emergency Response/Intake Worker. In 2002, he transitioned to the role of Independent Living Program (ILP) Coordinator, leading training and mentorship for ILP staff and MSW intern students. Promoted in 2008 to Supervising Social Service Practitioner, Kevin supervised a team of master-level social workers, Peer & Family Assistants, and BASW/MSW interns in the ILP.

In 2012, he relocated to the Eastern CFS Region as an SSSP, overseeing a blended unit and Extended Foster Care unit, while also acting as the ILP Liaison, 241.1 Liaison, and Safety Organized Practice (SOP) Trainer. In October 2015, Kevin was promoted to Child Welfare Services Manager in the System Resource Division, managing System Independent Plan (SIP), Automation, Qualitative Case Review Unit, and the county’s CWS/CMS Database, as well as the Family Advocacy Resource Service (FARS) Unit including the Parent Partner Program and Domestic Violence Contracts.

In 2017, Kevin moved to the Western Region as CWSM, providing management support and overseeing Faith in Motion and the Fontana PD collaborative. He has also served as interim Deputy Director for the Western Region. Kevin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of California, Riverside, and a Master of Social Work from Loma Linda University through the Title IV-E MSW Program.