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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Ethnic Studies Bill Passed and Awaits Governor Newsom’s Signature
Two weeks ago, California AB101 cleared both legislative chambers. The bill will make Ethnic Studies a graduation requirement for allRead More…
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Is my Child Safe at School in a COVID World?
It’s more than likely that your child has gone from zoom classrooms to being back on campus this semester. AsRead More…
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This Hispanic Heritage Month Let’s Talk about Closing the Latinx Teacher-Student Gap
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month again, which means you’ll be seeing Latinx history and pride plastered all over businesses, political campaigns,Read More…
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Los Angeles Unified School District Unanimously Votes to Mandate Covid-19 Vaccines
For the majority of people in California, the idea of mandatory vaccinations is not a new concept. Students attending publicRead More…
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The San Bernardino Dashboard is Supposed to Help Inform Our Communities, Now the Informing is on Hold
Recently the San Bernardino City Unified School District released its COVID-19 Dashboard to the public. On its inaugural day, theRead More…
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The Destination Does Not Change; How One School District Handled the Pandemic
One of the biggest concerns this past year was making sure our children didn’t fall through the cracks during distanceRead More…
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The Fear of Being “Too Political”
This past August, as we embarked on this unparalleled school year, many of our cities were in the height ofRead More…
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3 Things Families Should Know About ARPA (The American Rescue Plan Act)
On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) into law. ARPA will send $129 billionRead More…
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When Teachers Fail to Show Empathy; Student Depression & Anxiety Heightens
The pandemic presented us with difficult times as we continue to navigate the aftermath of its many challenges. Personally, IRead More…
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