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July 2018

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by Diana Cornejo-Sanchez

Ground Yourself in Your Beliefs Before You Start the School Year

As the doors of schools start to open and educators make their way back, wondering where their break went, itRead More…

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by Marisol Rerucha

Luchador Profile: Dr. Jose Manuel Villarreal, Educational Leader and Champion for Low Income Students

Dr. José Manuel Villareal was raised in Blythe, California in a family of farmworkers. Blythe, an agricultural area in RiversideRead More…

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by Raquel F. Donoso

New School Year, New Transitions: Some Helpful Tips for Parents Sending Their Students to High School This Fall

As the new school year approaches, it provides an opportunity to think about school transitions. Interestingly, as a parent, theRead More…

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by Monica Luna Gonzalez

Mental Health Education Is Now a Requirement in New York and Virginia! Will California Follow Their Lead?

It’s important that we educate our youth on mental health early on. From first-hand experience, I didn’t recognize what IRead More…

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by Carlos Monzon

A Yes for SCOTUS Nominee Kavanaugh is a Yes for DeVos

We have all heard the old adage, “Tell me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are.”Read More…

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by Diana Cornejo-Sanchez

Teacher Training Doesn’t Prepare Us For Immigration Related Issues, But We Must Help Students and Families Know Their Rights

The year was 2009 and that morning I worked in my classroom as I did every morning, prepping for theRead More…

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by Randy Jurado Ertll

Does LULAC Represent Latinas/os in the United States?

The League of United Latin American Citizens – LULAC, founded in 1929, is having its annual national conference in Phoenix,Read More…

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by Daniela Felix

Let’s Talk About It: Resources for Addressing the Political Climate in the Classroom

As teachers, we have the power within us to impact the lives of our students forever. With the hustle andRead More…

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by Ismary Linares

My Journey to UC San Diego, Plus Some Tips for Incoming College Freshmen

I was the first one in my family to go to a four year university and was beyond excited whenRead More…

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by Leticia Chavez-Garcia

We Need Clarity About the Federal Law Requiring All Children on U.S. Soil to Receive Free Public Education, Regardless of Immigration Status

Students in Detroit are fighting in federal court for access to literacy. We are living in a chaotic and truly shamefulRead More…

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