Justice for All Starts with LAUSD
Fiction stories borrow from reality. However, in Los Angeles pockets of poverty are far from fiction – they’re reality. TakeRead 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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Want To Be a Good Principal? Listen, Observe and Take Lots of Notes!
For the last nine months, I have spent every other Tuesday evening, in a room of aspiring administrators. At theRead More…
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Are the Cost Barriers to Become a Credentialed Teacher in California Keeping People of Color Out of the Classroom?
I have spent the last several months researching and applying to different credentialing programs in order to begin my careerRead More…
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Dear Betsy, Our Undocumented Students Deserve Better
U.S. Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, has had her share of negative attention in the media. The most recent media frenzyRead More…
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Showing Up At Candidate Forums Matters: Why I Feel Antonio Villaraigosa is “The Education Candidate”
As we quickly approach the statewide primary election, the gubernatorial race is becoming more and more about public education. TheRead More…
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