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by Alejandra Alonso

How Rocketship Schools Gave us an Academic Community

I’m the mother of a son with special needs. Alejandro is restless, but also has a lot of fun andRead More…

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by Somaya Sanchez

How In-Person Learning Can Positively Impact Students with Special Needs

As the parent of a student with Special Needs, I have a lot of mixed feelings about my son attendingRead More…

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by Alejandra Alonso

How Being an Immigrant & Mother of a Child with Special Needs Shaped my Experience in the U.S. School System

Oftentimes, parents plan for children. They decide on how many they’ll have and the right time to have them. ForRead More…

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by Esmeralda Ruiz

My Son’s Kindergarten Teacher Guided Me in Getting My Son the Resources He Needed

Autism is such a complex word. I never thought it would be a part of my life. My first bornRead More…

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by Ana Ibarra

Before Passing Judgement: Raising an Autistic Child

Today I saw a poster for the movie Dumbo, and it made me think about being a mother raising aRead More…

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by Lilia Sevilla

The Autism Acceptance Process

When my son Donovan was diagnosed with autism, my entire world fell apart. At that moment, I felt we wereRead More…

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by Karen Cervantes Jimenez

To the Special Needs Mom: I Give You Permission To Be Weak

This is the confession of a special needs mom of three children on the spectrum who is speaking not forRead More…

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by Rosalinda Lemus

Open Letter: Why did you Vote Yes on AB 1505?

Note: AB 1505 gives local school districts sole authority to approve new charter schools and to consider how new schoolsRead More…

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by Brenda Cabrera

My Child is on the Spectrum, and He Thrives at Rocketship Redwood City Prep

My name is Brenda Cabrera, and I am the mother of a second-grade student at Rocketship Redwood City Prep. IRead More…

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by Abigail Lopez

As the Parent of a Special Needs Child, I Support Reauthorizing the Charter for Rocketship Redwood City Prep

My name is Abigail Lopez, and I am a parent leader and a mom at Rocketship Redwood City Prep. MyRead More…

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