Enough is Enough: The Robb Elementary Shooting
Today I didn’t wake up and savor my coffee. I didn’t enjoy the commotion the way I usually do –Read More…
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Cindy Borbon is a Co-founder, Editorial Manager of LaComadre.org. and is also a licensed Financial Advisor. Cindy is a single mother of two children; her eldest attends the University of Merced and youngest attends elementary school. Cindy has 15 year experience in Auto Finance industry. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s in Business Management.
Posts by Cindy:
New Findings That Covid Isolation Has Delayed Children’s Skills
Between Zoom school, masks, and zero time hashing it out on the playground, we know children’s social skills and personalRead More…
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Going From Gray to Green: Transforming School Campuses
At La Comadre one of our pet peeves is the word ‘institution’ for school. And yet, that’s exactly what soRead More…
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California’s TK Teacher Shortage – Will It Affect Your Child?
California has big plans to enroll all four-year-olds in public schools over the next four years. But are tens ofRead More…
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UCLA Report Proves More Latinas Left the US Workforce During the Pandemic
Many families struggled during the pandemic; it’s no secret BIPOC families were disproportionately affected. But according to CBS News, aRead More…
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Should Kids Study Or Relax During Summer?
Growing up, I remember the excitement leading into summer. Time seemed to move a little slower in the summer. SchoolRead More…
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First Ever Latino Chancellor in Cal State History Appointed for 2021
Last week I read an announcement about the new Latino Chancellor for Cal State Universities. I’m currently a student atRead More…
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Teacher Connection Means A Lot to Us and to Our Children
Unprecedented events happen fast, processing how we’re dealing with them gets thrown out the door when we kick into survivalRead More…
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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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California Fires Are a Reminder That We Need To Get Real About Teaching Students About Climate Change
In the Los Angeles region, we are once again dealing with wildfires and the poor air that accompanies these increasinglyRead More…
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