1st Generation College Student? My Tips and Tricks!
People always ask, what is like to be a minority in college? Well, there are plenty of factors that makeRead More…
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I Learned What Pi Was After I Earned My Master’s Degree at UCLA
I never learned what Pi was in my public education in the Los Angeles Unified School District. I said thatRead More…
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To the LPS Richmond Seniors Waiting for their College Admissions
Dear Leadership Public Schools Richmond Seniors, This may be too late to say or perhaps it is the best momentRead More…
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360° Evaluations for Teachers: What Would Students Say About Their Teachers and Why Does that Matter?
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San Diego Teen Mom Perspective: For the First Time, I’m Staying in School
I am Laura Renerro. I am seventeen years old. I am a mother. I am an addict. Being a teenRead More…
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L.A. Unified Board of Education Approves $25 Million For Highest Need Students
Last night the L.A. Unified Board of Education voted unanimously to approve the School Equity Need Index 2018 that includesRead More…
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16-Year-Old Sabrina Cisneros is a Luchadora on the Rise in the Inland Empire
Sabrina Cisneros is only 16 years old, but her age has not stopped her from being an active and vocalRead More…
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My High School Could Have Done A Better Job Of Preparing Me For the Culture Shock of College
I graduated from a public high school in East Los Angeles almost nine years ago. Although my family had economicRead More…
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San Bernardino Millennial Alex Beltran is a Luchadora on the Rise
Alex Beltran was originally from the San Gabriel Valley in California, but her family moved to the Inland Empire whenRead More…
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Taking the Bull by the Horns: Vivan Los Doyers!
I was about 4 when I fell in love with the Dodgers. My Dad loved watching baseball and that meant,Read More…
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