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by Melissa Salgado

When You Were a Kindergartener, Did You Know What College Was?

Since working at KIPP in Los Angeles I have always been mind blown over the fact that our young studentsRead More…

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by Melissa Salgado

Practical Tips about Money for Incoming College Students

It is Spring! You know what that means? Many people are receiving college acceptance letters if not have already madeRead More…

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by Angela Arellano

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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by Yendy Rebollo

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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by Monica Luna Gonzalez

Mrs. First Grade Teacher: Despite The Disservice You Provided, My Daughter Is Succeeding In College

My 20-year-old daughter, Mailey is in her 3rd year of college, and I’m very proud of her. When I thinkRead More…

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by Ashley Terry

#EducatorsAlwaysLearning: How AB 705 Helps Community College Students Avoid Redundant Remedial Courses

As a college advisor, I’m always learning from my students, college campus staff, and fellow colleagues. So it came asRead More…

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by Cindy Borbon

How My Statistics Professor Made Me Reflect On Educators Who Care

As I sit here and take the deepest of breaths, feeling relieved that finals are over and I can focusRead More…

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by Chavez

Long Beach College Promise Shows Us All How it Should Be Done!

If you have not been to Long Beach in a while, you have missed out on not just the transformationRead More…

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by Daniela Felix

Secretary DeVos Proposes Controversial Sexual Harassment Changes on College Campuses

As a teacher, I have the joy to witness my students on their path to college and their careers, allRead More…

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by Chavez

Governor Brown Vetoed the ACT/SAT Administration in Classrooms Bill

Seeing the trend in a record number of colleges and universities dropping the SAT/ACT essay requirement, Governor Jerry Brown vetoedRead More…

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