
The Ethnic Studies Book Battle: Part Two
Read Part One Here Seeing as more than 60 million Latinos now live in the United States, Latino students deserveRead More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
Read Part One Here Seeing as more than 60 million Latinos now live in the United States, Latino students deserveRead More…
Read More…Growing up in California, I never read a book in school by a Latina or Latino author. Our previous GovernorRead More…
Read More…My name is Marisela Ramos, and I live in the city of East Palo Alto, CA. I am a volunteerRead More…
Read More…What kind of democracy is it if an elected official has a different opinion than the majority of their constituents,Read More…
Read More…Schools are like a family; a crisis brings out the best and the worst of the relationship. This pandemic highlightedRead More…
Read More…First of all, I want to thank my daughter Esperanza’s high school principal, Ms. Verrochi, for hosting coffee with theRead More…
Read More…I see many questioning the reasoning behind self-isolation. However, self-isolation is not just about protecting yourself, but also, protecting others. Read More…
Read More…In our previous blog, we explored Bay Area educator Dr. Jeffrey Duncan-Andrade’s claim that the urban education system in AmericaRead More…
Read More…For 82 years now, since Columbus Day became a federal holiday in 1937, we have celebrated an explorer who engagedRead More…
Read More…The ultimate goal in life is to be successful. As a teacher, I hope that all my students are successfulRead More…
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