Our Schools Will Soon Be Impacted by the Government Shutdown
The ongoing shutdown of the United States government will be coming to schools near you very soon. There are severalRead More…
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The Opportunity Myth Is Jeopardizing Our Students
A study conducted by The New Teacher Project (TNTP) gathered about 30,000 real student surveys, and it found that 94%Read More…
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The Countdown To Strike: UTLA Still Won’t Budge
There was a lot happening yesterday regarding the impending strike at LAUSD, from a last-minute hearing in court this morningRead More…
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California Voters Support Newsom’s Tuition-Free Community College Campaign Promise
During his campaign for governor, Gavin Newsom stressed his intention to make tuition-free community college a reality for students inRead More…
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Teacher Perspective: How to Ease Back Into The Semester After the Holidays
Now that the holidays are over, it can be a stressful return to work period for many people, teachers inRead More…
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Five Tips To Make the Most Out of the New Year
The start of a new calendar year is a perfect opportunity for a classroom reset. Here are some tips toRead More…
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Washington State Takes Over School Employee Health Benefits, Could This Work in California?
The State of Washington has agreed to take on school employee health benefits starting in the year 2020. Effective JanuaryRead More…
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UTLA is Set To Strike on Jan. 10, What Might Happen If Union Demands Are Met?
We all agree that the government shutdown is terrible and that it must end as soon as possible, right? WhatRead More…
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Governor-elect Newsom Goes Big on Early Childhood Education
Gavin Newsom is going all in on early childhood education to the tune of nearly two billion dollars. In anRead More…
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We Need To Rethink How School Resources Officers Are Used On Our Campuses
Schools are meant to mentally and intellectually stimulate young people in order to help them explore their own academic identities.Read More…
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