Feeling Angry with Our Country’s Disheartening Practice of Separating Families? Join us in Taking Action!
A few days ago, an opinion piece in The New York Times, “Seizing of Children From Parents at the BorderRead More…
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The Cost of Professional Development for School Counselors Impacts Their Ability to Help Students with UC Applications
As an advocate for college accessibility and a future school counselor, I am always looking for college admissions trainings toRead More…
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Let’s Welcome Summer With A Healthy Lifestyle For All Students
I have distinct memories of my mom feeding me and my siblings peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or scrambled eggsRead More…
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Pride Month: Teachers Can Support Our LGBTQ Students’ Gender Identities
June is referred to as LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual and Transgender) Pride Month, named after 1969 Stonewall Riots in GreenwichRead More…
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‘Think Babies’ Should Be the Motto of All New Parents
When I was a toddler, my parents weren’t as involved in my early development as I would have liked themRead More…
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Marshall Tuck Is Top Vote Getter In Superintendent of Schools Race
Exciting news from last Tuesday’s election regarding La Comadre supporter and long-time public education champion, Marshall Tuck! He was theRead More…
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Words Matter: How Encouraging Teachers Can Change the Course of Their Students’ Futures
My parents were immigrants from Mexico, who worked hard to provide for me and my four siblings. I grew upRead More…
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Teaching the Whole Child: Teachers and School Staff Must Consider Their Students’ Home Life
I want to start off by explaining that I am not a teacher, but my experience working at schools andRead More…
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The Difference in Schools Between East San Jose and Los Gatos Is Why Parents Like Me Continue to Fight for High Quality Public Charter Schools
I’m trying to put myself in the school board members’ shoes in an attempt to reason with decisions that theyRead More…
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Teacher Perspective: End Of Year Reflection On Teaching During The Times Of Trump
It’s ignorant to think that students are able to leave their identities and lived experiences at the door. A trueRead More…
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