Spring = New Beginnings, Tips To Close Out the Year Strong
I remember the first time I heard the term “spring fever.” I was a third grader in elementary school, andRead More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
I remember the first time I heard the term “spring fever.” I was a third grader in elementary school, andRead More…
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Read More…A few weeks ago, I attended my first school board meeting at El Rancho Unified, the district I work for.Read More…
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Read More…My 20-year-old daughter, Mailey is in her 3rd year of college, and I’m very proud of her. When I thinkRead More…
Read More…The morning routine can be challenging for some children, and let’s face it — it can challenge us parents too!Read More…
Read More…As a high school English teacher, I often encounter students entering my class that are significantly below grade level. ThisRead More…
Read More…What is the purpose of homework? As an educator, I find myself having this conversation-turned-debate too often with colleagues andRead More…
Read More…Here are some of the resources being offered to assist parents in keeping their children safe and occupied during theRead More…
Read More…The latest offer to UTLA negotiators was presented on Friday for review. Here is the offer: Los Angeles Unified’s newRead More…
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