Who We Are
CVGPC is an all-volunteer nonprofit public benefit corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person. It is organized under the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law for public purposes.  The specific purpose of this corporation is to promote the growth of the color guard and percussive arts through competition, performance and educational activities and to ​encourage goodwill, good sportsmanship and camaraderie through such activities.

Board of Directors

Michael Flores, president
Director of Music, Atwater HS
president@cvgpc.net

Richard Winkler, vice-resident
Director of Bands, Beyer HS
vicepresident@cvgpc.net
Rogelio Garibay, secretary
Director of Bands, Enochs HS
secretary@cvgpc.net

Keston Finney, treasurer
Director of Bands, Winton MS
treasurer@cvgpc.net

CVGPC Staff

Marcos Rivera, events coordinator
Director of Music, Whitmore Charter School
events@cvgpc.net

Policies & Documents

The Bylaws and constitution govern the procedures and activities of the CVGPC Governing board.  ​
All directors, staff and performers should become familiar with the CVGPC handbook prior to the start of season.  The board works diligently to ensure that equal opportunities, consistency and fairness guide the functions of the circuit.
The ability to host events and is dependent upon the conduct of its members and the understanding of why fees exist as they do.  Director, staff, members and families of members must read and understand the Code of Conduct policies of CVGPC.
In an effort to prepare our groups for WGI, CVGPC adopts, in large, the rulebooks for WGI Guard and WGI Percussion.  However, there are some CVGPC-specific rules that must be noted (marked in red).  If you would like a copy of the guard and/or percussion adjudication manuals from WGI, please contact Michael Flores president@cvgpc.net
Donec ullamcorper nulla non metus auctor fringilla.

The Central Valley Guard & Percussion Circuit