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How I Fight For the Education I was Denied
I’m Marisol Guerra, a 36 year old Mexican American from the bay area. Growing up my family moved a lot,Read More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
I’m Marisol Guerra, a 36 year old Mexican American from the bay area. Growing up my family moved a lot,Read More…
Read More…When immigrants bring their young children to the United States, they often hope for a wider range of opportunities whereRead More…
Read More…As I write this, my four-month-old son is practicing his vocal cords. He is learning how to create sounds, andRead More…
Read More…College life is often plagued with many misconceptions as to what even a single day may entail. While we mayRead More…
Read More…The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) and the English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC) state testRead More…
Read More…Students shouldn’t apply to schools simply based on the name or the perceived reputation of a college or university. WhileRead More…
Read More…Sometimes in school, like in life, we encounter students who are having a hard time. Some of the problems canRead More…
Read More…The first few weeks of school are a critical time to establish routines, expectations, and layout of your class. AsRead More…
Read More…My daughter Esperanza is about to start the ninth grade at KIPP Navigate College Prep in San Jose, California. IRead More…
Read More…One year after opening, LeBron’s I Promise School is thriving. In just one year, ninety percent (90%) of the studentsRead More…
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