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Mayra Alejandra Huerta By Cindy Borbon Mayra Alejandra Huerta, eldest of five siblings is a 2016 first generation graduatedRead More…
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Audacity of Nope: You Wanted People of Color Then But Don’t Like Us Now?
Unwelcomed. Uncomfortable. Cowed into silence. These are not the words I’d ever use to describe conservatives, especially those in educationRead More…
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Summertime: Let’s Keep our Students Learning
June is around the corner, and the kids will be out of school! A time to sleep in, relax andRead More…
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Election 2016: Don’t Just Talk About Immigration, Education Matters to Us Latinos Too
As a citizen of Mexico now living in the United States, I have been focusing on how the presidential candidatesRead More…
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Amazing Things are Happening at my Son’s Charter School: A Teacher takes the Time to Encourage and Support a Student
If you would have told me two years ago my son would be playing an instrument, I would have saidRead More…
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A Recurring Issue With Elementary Students: From a Teacher’s Point of View
Many students are lacking the basic skills to be successful in school. I learned this after I posed the followingRead More…
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Commentary: UTLA says ‘unmitigated’ charter growth hurts LAUSD? Inconceivable!
The Los Angeles teachers union just spent $82,000 on a report that concludes that the thousands of Los Angeles familiesRead More…
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First-Ever Re-Imagine Autism Awards
On April 30, 2016 in Culver City, California, we were honored and extremely proud to support my son, Enrique Duarte,Read More…
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The Continued Marginalization and Demonization of Public Charter Schools
I wish UTLA would spend money to commission a study on how they might better work with the entire educational communityRead More…
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When There Is No Threat, People Share Information About School Choices
I have continued visiting potential schools for my son. One of the charter schools I recently visited was at capacity,Read More…
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