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Nancy Navarro

Nancy Navarro has been a member of the Montgomery County Council since 2009. She represents District 4, which includes parts of Aspen Hill, Burtonsville, Calverton, Clovery, Colesville, Derwood, Fairland, Olney, Sandy Spring, Silver Spring, Spencerville, Wheaton, and White Oak. She lives in Colesville, Maryland.〔
==Early years==

Originally from Caracas, Venezuela, Navarro and her family moved to Rolla, Missouri, when she was ten years old so her father could study engineering at the University of Missouri–Rolla.〔(【引用サイトリンク】work= Nancy Navarro for Montgomery County Council )〕 Navarro later returned to Venezuela to attend high school in Zulia.〔 Navarro attended the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri and graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology.
After graduating from college, Navarro worked as a social worker for the Boone County Council on Aging.〔 At age 26, she married her husband Reginald, and they moved to Wheaton, Maryland, a few years later.〔
She decided to open a child care center in Montgomery County, but she found the state licensing process to be burdensome.〔 She reasoned that it must be even more burdensome for individuals who have limited or no English-speaking abilities, leaving them at risk of fines and closures if they decide to provide unlicensed child care services.〔 In 1998, Navarro co-founded Centro Familia,〔 a small local nonprofit organization that trained people so they can be licensed in child care. She volunteered for the organization at no pay until the organization received enough state and county grant money that it could pay her a salary and hire four instructors two years later.〔 She was with the organization until 2006.
Navarro moved to Colesville in 2003.〔
In 2004, Navarro served as co-president of White Oak Middle School Parent Teacher Students Association.

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