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September 2019

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by Matthew Meadors

My Father Wanted High Quality Schools For Me and My Sister, So He Never Gave Up

Education has always been a hot topic in my household. My family is always finding something to discuss or debateRead More…

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by MaryCarmen Plancarte

Don’t Limit Your Children, Give Them the Benefits of Being Multilingual

Listening to a young high school student say “Thank you mom for teaching me Spanish” validates that I made theRead More…

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by Chavez

What You Need to Know About California’s New Vaccination Law

Newsom signed Senate Bill 276 by Sen. Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) soon after the state Legislature gave final approval to aRead More…

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by Alicia Christiansen

Bad Teachers Change the World Too

As a teacher, I admit there are those in the profession that shouldn’t be there. While there are deadbeats inRead More…

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by Chavez

Should 17 Year Olds Be Allowed to Vote?

California legislators are considering two Assembly Constitutional Amendments (ACA) that would lower the voting from 18 to 17. ACA 4Read More…

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by Karen Cervantes Jimenez

3 Things You Need to Know About the Kindergarten Curriculum

Kindergarten! For many parents, entering Kindergarten is seen as a major milestone; it signifies the transition from “my baby” toRead More…

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by Eva Heredia

Rocketship Discovery Prep Inspired Me to Lead Outside of My Children’s School

At Rocketship Discovery Prep, where my two daughters attended elementary school, there were two parent organizers with whom I hadRead More…

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by Chavez

CHP Focuses on “No Pass” Enforcement for School Buses

Make sure you do not pass school buses with the stop sign out and flashing lights.  It is now officiallyRead More…

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by Melissa Cota

Combating the Pobrecito Syndrome

Sometimes in school, like in life, we encounter students who are having a hard time. Some of the problems canRead More…

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by Cindy Borbon

Principals Set the Tone

As my son and I enter week two of the school year, I have been reflecting on his last threeRead More…

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