For families interested in learning more about distance learning and school reopening efforts…
I wanted to share some updates. Please share this information with other interested families. The SFUSD Board of Education will be...
If letter grades count, shouldn’t parent rights?
Lately, I’ve been talking about parent/guardian rights and specifically our right to be involved in our children’s education and in...
Parents have a right to be involved in their children’s education, especially during distance learning.
While we all know school and family partnerships have big impacts on student achievement, many of us, including educators, don’t...
Who profits from a “broken public school” narrative?
Talking about our entire public school system like it’s Armageddon is not only overblown, it does a great disservice to the many dedicated students, families and teachers that pour their time, money and hearts into our schools. There are hundreds of tiny miracles happening in our urban public schools each day that never get media attention. It’s time we analyzed why the “failing public schools” narrative is so pervasive nowadays. Who profits when public schools fail?
Paying it Forward…
Have I Mentioned I'm Running for School Board? As if I didn't have enough projects already... Anyone who knows me...
SFUSD Update: Is Your Child Experiencing Black History Month?
Black History Month SFUSD: #BlackHistoryMatters! Happy Black History Month!!! By now your child should be sharing some of the some...
What does hair have to do with school discipline?
Have you ever felt criminalized or excluded from an academic or professional setting because of your hair? Before you answer that… let’s back up a bit.
SFUSD Responds to Hate and Intolerance in Schools
The SFUSD Board of Education recently approved a resolution charging the district to define clear protocols in addressing hate and bias in our schools.
Why Private Schools are “Easy” ?!?
“School choice” is all the rage. Thus, modern parents are faced with a harrowing set of decisions about which schools will best serve their children. This is especially true in cities where, we are told, “bad public schools” lurk around every corner, and “good public schools” are in short supply. With so few spots to go around, parents who choose to apply “most requested” schools may worry their child will find themselves without a school in the fall.
You Can’t Learn if You Aren’t in Class…
How is your school addressing disparities in school discipline and attendance? Kids can’t learn if they aren’t in class. This fall, there are many things families and educators can do to ensure equal access for Black and Brown students.
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