Marilyn Koziatek: A Champion In the Valley
Back in October, the La Comadre Network had the opportunity to speak with Marilyn Koziatek, who was running to representRead More…
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Why Los Angeles Parents Are Standing up for Kids This Week
Our children and youth are the future of southeast Los Angeles it’s up to us to ensure a world-class educationRead More…
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Educational Leadership Series: How To Be a Transformational Leader
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend Teach For America’s 7th Annual School Leaders of Color ConferenceRead More…
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Education Highlights from Governor Newsom’s State of the State
Governor Newsom delivered his first State of the State speech on Tuesday morning. Newsom received an overwhelming amount of supportRead More…
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Representation is Important, Thank You to the Women of the 116th Congress
When I was in Middle School, Justice Sonia Sotomayor assumed office as a Supreme Court Justice. I remember watching onRead More…
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Technology Coach Chronicles: How I Survived a Rough Start at a New School
My first year at my current job was extremely challenging. Yes, every job has its ups and downs, but letRead More…
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National Latina Business Women Association Los Angeles Honors La Comadre’s Founder, Alma V. Marquez, as Finalist for Inspirational Leader of the Year
La Comadre’s founder, Alma V. Marquez, is being honored today by the National Latina Business Women Association – Los AngelesRead More…
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Want To Be a Good Principal? Listen, Observe and Take Lots of Notes!
For the last nine months, I have spent every other Tuesday evening, in a room of aspiring administrators. At theRead More…
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Austin Beutner Would Be A Champion For Kids As LAUSD Superintendent
Austin Beutner is the kind of bold leader we need for Superintendent for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).Read More…
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STUDENTS, Don’t Take YOUR Voice for Granted, #WeMatter
Ever since I can remember, I always played the role of a leader. In elementary school, I decided to beRead More…
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