AB 221 Would Make It More Difficult for Our Schools To Have Effective, Diverse Teachers
It is in times like these that we must enlist help from all who are committed to the goal ofRead More…
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Dear Politicians, Stop Focusing on $ and Start Representing the Needs of Our Children
It seems that some corrupt politicians are determined to punish the most vulnerable communities. When it seems that there isRead More…
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AB 221 is a Poor Choice for Our Students, Schools and Our Community
As a board member of the Lynwood Unified School District, we have been partnering with Teach for America (TFA) forRead More…
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SB 126 Seeks Charter School Oversight
The state of California has made headlines for the last few weeks due to teacher strikes and the charter vs.Read 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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AB 221 Could Make the Teacher Shortage in California Worse
This week, Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia introduced AB 221, which would prohibit untrained teachers from teaching in low income schools. AtRead 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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Governor-Elect Gavin Newsom’s Education Priorities
As the dust settled from Tuesday’s election, we continue to look ahead at how our new leaders might govern. GavinRead More…
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Candidate Q&A: José Magaña Running To Represent Area 2 on the San Jose Unified School District Board of Trustees
It is important to have dedicated and passionate members on a school board district, leaders who will really fight andRead More…
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Should I be Politically Neutral in My Classroom?
As I think back on my time sitting behind my desk in the classroom, I don’t remember any of myRead More…
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