Student Scholar Program Applications for the 2020 Deadline Coming Up Soon
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CCSA’s New Report Affirms That We Need to Increase the Number of School Leaders of Color
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We Need to Encourage Our Schools to Embrace Multilingualism
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10 Candidates Meet Signature Requirements to Appear on Ballot for the LAUSD District 5 Special Election
As of Friday, the candidates on the March 5 ballot in Board District 5 are: Ana Cubas, nonprofit executive, formerRead More…
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Why First-Generation College Students Should Go to Out of State Colleges
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Thoughts on Mexico’s Educational Reform: A Chicana Educational Leader’s Perspective
The American educational system is no stranger to educational reform. As an educational leader, I’m always ready to share myRead More…
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Five Tips for High School Seniors Headed To College
Summer is an exciting time for students, especially graduating seniors. You’re moving into a new phase of your life, andRead More…
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The Report that Latino Parents in California Must Read
We know that everyone is now in a holiday rush, but we want to highlight an important report for LatinoRead More…
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Does Your Student Feel Disconnected from His/Her School Work? Here’s How Chicano & Latino Studies Can Help
Earlier this month, The Education Trust-West released a report, “The Majority Report: Supporting the Educational Success of Latino Students inRead More…
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Why It Is So Hard to Be a First Generation College Student?
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