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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LAUSD School Board Passes #CloseTheGap to Promote College Readiness by 2023
On Tuesday night, a #CloseTheGap resolution was passed unanimously by the Los Angeles Unified School Board members. This full nameRead More…
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#MeToo Lawmaker Tony Mendoza Gets Clear Message from His District, No Thanks!
Last Tuesday, June 5th, 2018 was D Day for many political hopefuls. One in particular that we covered and haveRead 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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Latinos Must Stand up Against Hatred Against Jews
Kathryn Grossman Ramirez, a Trustee of the Salinas Union High School District, is under attack and has had to endureRead 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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Luchadora Profile: Michele Siqueiros, Daughter of a Seamstress, Has One of the Most Important Advocacy Leadership Roles in Higher Education in California
Michele Siqueiros is a higher education advocate. In short, she’s a troublemaker, always pushing elected and appointed officials to beRead More…
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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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