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It’s College Application Season and #FirstGen Students Need Affirmation
As a high school senior, I spent the majority of my time stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed with the college applicationRead More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
As a high school senior, I spent the majority of my time stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed with the college applicationRead More…
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Read More…As a teacher, I have the joy to witness my students on their path to college and their careers, allRead More…
Read More…On October 24, 2018, my daughter’s school, Rocketship Fuerza, received unanimous approval for the renewal of its charter petition fromRead More…
Read More…I recently wrote a piece titled, “Passing the Trash…”, in October. When I wrote the article, I signed up forRead More…
Read More…Last week, a press release from The California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) showed there is a growing parent demand forRead More…
Read More…Over the last several weeks, I have been teaching a unit titled “Racial Profiling.” A broad overview for this unitRead More…
Read More…Currently, there is only a 1808 vote differential in the hotly and highly contested race for California’s Superintendent of PublicRead More…
Read More…The Latino community has lost a giant. Antonio Gonzalez, President of Southwest Voter Registration and Education Project (SVREP) and theRead More…
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