First Amendment In Amazing Action
As I rounded the corner onto this famous boulevard the usual sight of frenzied tourists congesting the Walk of FameRead More…
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Journey of a Dreamer and Engineer
My mother brought me to the United States when I was two years old. Imagine a single mother crossing theRead More…
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High School Graduation Rates on the Rise in San Bernardino County
As much as I hate to admit it, I will confess that I graduated high school in 2007. In 2007,Read More…
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Are Teacher’s Unions Hurting Public Education?
The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board published an opinion piece in June titled, “It’s time for the teachers union toRead More…
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When Continuation School Teachers Care, Students End Up in a Good Place after Graduation
I remember the first time I saw her…walking down the school corridor like she owned the place. She did. SheRead More…
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Why Allies Matter: Dreamers Need Us
For this school board president, the end of DACA is personal. Ref Rodriguez’s dad has only a third-grade education, andRead More…
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L.A. Unified Leaders Support DACA’s ‘Dreamers’
As originally posted in Los Angeles Unified School District Click for Immigration Resource Guides for Families and Educators Dear L.A. Unified Families,Read More…
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Never forget the Bold and Fearless Leaders Who Risked Their Livelihoods for DACA
May we never forget that DACA was accomplished because of the fearless undocumented youth and organizers who fought to makeRead More…
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We Should Be More Mindful of What We are Doing to Make K-2nd Grade Teachers Successful
In the powerful words of Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change theRead More…
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DACA Decision Devastates Kids In Our Schools
“Will history judge most harshly the madman who is doing this, or the spineless ones who allow him to?” MarianneRead More…
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