Sonia Ledger is a passionate advocate and educator devoted to uplifting society’s most vulnerable populations. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Orange County, she graduated from Orange County Public Schools. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences from Florida State University and a Master’s in Secondary Education. Since 2004, Sonia has been a dedicated teacher in Orange County Public Schools, where she has worked tirelessly to foster a nurturing and inclusive environment for her students, especially those facing unique challenges within the education system.

Sonia’s commitment to social change extends beyond the classroom, as she has volunteered extensively with organizations such as Give Kids the World and One Heart for Women and Children. Her advocacy for at-risk youth intensified after serving as a Guardian Ad Litem, which inspired her to join Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America following the Parkland school shooting. She founded the Osceola County Moms Demand group and currently leads the Orange/Osceola County chapter, organizing events to raise awareness about gun violence and promote safe storage practices. Sonia’s journey reflects her unwavering dedication to creating a safer and more equitable future for all.