We are deeply grateful to our Board of Trustees for their leadership and commitment to our mission of helping every student succeed. This year, we are excited to welcome three new members: Yan Wang, Hope Rogers, and Gordon Zimmerman. Each brings valuable experience and insight to the Board, strengthening our ability to serve students and schools. We are thrilled to have them join our team.
Yan Wang
Yan Wang moved to Corvallis 14 years ago and has made it her home. Originally from central China, she came to the United States to pursue higher education and is on track to earn a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Oregon next year.
A passionate advocate for public education, Yan is committed to promoting inclusion, diversity, and equity within Corvallis schools. In her free time, she enjoys visiting art museums, exploring bookstores, and playing tennis with her husband and two daughters.
Hope Rogers
A Willamette Valley native and Oregon State University graduate, Hope Rogers has a background in public accounting and currently serves as financial controller for Active911, where she oversees finance, HR, facilities, and IT.
She and her husband, are raising two young sons, and enjoy outdoor activities and family adventures. Hope’s dedication to education grew through volunteer work with the Pleasant Hill Education Foundation and the CPSF Finance Committee.

Gordon Zimmerman
Originally from the Minneapolis suburbs, Gordon Zimmerman is a CPA and currently serves as President of Citizens Bank. He has a long history in community banking and is deeply engaged in civic and professional boards.
Gordon has been a longtime supporter of Corvallis schools and has contributed to district planning and bond committees. He and his wife, Abby, are raising twin daughters. Gordon looks forward to bringing his experience and passion for education to the CPSF Board of Trustees.