What Los Angeles can learn from Riverside when it comes to school lunches
A few weeks ago, Grist’s Aura Bogado wrote a piece about how Riverside Unified School District is changing the wayRead More…
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Public School Choice in LAUSD: How an LAUSD Graduate Became a Teacher & Pushed for Excellent Schools in her community
When districts trust teachers to make decisions about curriculum, assessments, staffing and budgets, we can create better educational options forRead More…
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LA Comadre on Power 106’s Knowledge is Power!
Today, we are on Power 106 sharing our story about why we decided to launch LA Comadre, our blog aboutRead More…
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LAUNCHING on Day of the Dead: Honoring our Dead with this Offering, Educating their descendants
Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday which honors the lives of those who have died. It is believedRead More…
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Introducing LA Comadre…
LA Comadre has been in the making for years. In one way or another, we have all been working toRead More…
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Finding Day Care: A Guide for Caregivers on a Difficult Quest
Leaving a very young child in the care of another person for the first time is probably one of theRead More…
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Latino Boys to Men: When High School Dropouts Become Young Fathers
On November 2, 1995, 15 Latino teenage boys walked into Bienvenidos Family Services, a non-profit agency in East Los Angeles,Read More…
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The Stew of Special Needs Education: Indispensable Basics for Every Caregiver
Finding the right educational setting for a child with special needs is one of the most confusing and difficult challengesRead More…
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A Mami’s Wisdom: The Right to Choose an Education
I grew up in a mixed family home. My Dad was an immigrant from northern Mexico—specifically Sonora—and my Mom wasRead More…
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