Latino students are the fastest growing population in our K-12 school system today. Corresponding to this rapid growth are persistent educational disparities between Latina/o students and their White counterparts, leading to subsequent economic disparities. As is the case with most successful social justice movements, it will take the collaborative effort of Latina/o school leaders and allies from other races/ethnicities to effectively eliminate educational disparities for Latina/o students. This article presents demographic data regarding educational and economic disparities between White and Latina/o populations in the Pacific Northwest, followed by the results of a qualitative study examining the preparation, hiring, and leadership experiences of 10 Pacific Northwest Latina/o leaders who have successfully reduced educational disparities. This article concludes by sharing advice that successful Latina/o leaders have for future Latina/o leaders.