Let's Pass Prop G this June! This year Teacher Appreciation Week is May 7-11, 2018... That's THIS WEEK! Each year...
Over the past several months, Black Families met in our Northside Black Families group to discuss ways to make our...
I am so proud of the White, Asian and Latinx educators throughout SFUSD who are taking the time this month...
I have recently been working with a group of Black families in neighborhood schools to ensure they have systems and...
Why is SFUSD still using a hodgepodge approach to addressing systemic bias in our schools? Last Saturday, my friend's daughter...
How do we address the hate and violence we are seeing all around us? The answer lies in the way we socialize our children in our schools.
Are “progressive” parents advocating for separate-not-equal schools? How gifted educational programs support white supremacy in schools.
A checklist listing all the information you need to ensure equity and shared-decision making during the school site planning process at your school!
I recently became the proud mother of two middle school students. We all know the transition from elementary to middle school is a big one for kids. I’m realizing this transition is a big one for families too. With that in mind, I’m taking time to write down my experience in the hope that it will help other educators and parents can better partner with one another to ensure our kids success as they embark of the fun, stressful, exciting and crazy ride that is the middle school experience.
I finally understand what has bothered me so much about the misrepresentation of Dr. King’s legacy as one of peace (without the protest, thank you very much!)… Cue Morgan Freeman, stage left!
