California Pandemic EBT for Students Explained
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How Knowledge about Heart Disease & Disaster Preparedness Empowers Parents at New Academy Canoga Park
When I first started teaching sessions for the American Heart Association at NACP, I didn’t know what to expect. NewRead More…
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Ethnic Studies Bill Passed and Awaits Governor Newsom’s Signature
Two weeks ago, California AB101 cleared both legislative chambers. The bill will make Ethnic Studies a graduation requirement for allRead More…
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Is my Child Safe at School in a COVID World?
It’s more than likely that your child has gone from zoom classrooms to being back on campus this semester. AsRead More…
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This Hispanic Heritage Month Let’s Talk about Closing the Latinx Teacher-Student Gap
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month again, which means you’ll be seeing Latinx history and pride plastered all over businesses, political campaigns,Read More…
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It’s Time to Talk About Restorative Justice In California Schools
Do we need to have this conversation right now? Do we need to talk about our kids bringing weapons toRead More…
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How Being an Immigrant & Mother of a Child with Special Needs Shaped my Experience in the U.S. School System
Oftentimes, parents plan for children. They decide on how many they’ll have and the right time to have them. ForRead More…
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How I Grew Through my Junior Year of College
Spring semester and the end of my third year of college can be summed up by a quote by ChineseRead More…
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How New Academy Canoga Park Taught me How to Advocate for Charter Schools
I’m a parent facilitator for the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). CABE specializes in family and community engagement byRead More…
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How the San Jose Public Library Saw an Opportunity for Growth During the Pandemic
How many of us parents always wanted to take English or computer skills classes, but, for one reason or another,Read More…
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