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From SCTA President Linda Tuttle MARCH 3 SCHOOL BOARD MEETING 6:30 pm  Serna Center This is a call for solidarity and to defend public education in this district! The School Board will be voting on a resolution to cut up to 350 positions in the SCTA unit. The decision will increase class sizes beyond the […]

In More Like This Tom Hoffman shares a really good post by the The Reflective Educator about just some of the conditions that those of us working in high poverty school deal with on a daily basis. Tom used this post as a call to teachers to share their working conditions more openly. I pointed […]

Today, I had the pleasure of sitting in on Larry Ferlazzo’s (Mr. Ferlazzo to his students) Theory of Knowledge class which is part of the IB (International Baccalaureate) program at Luther Burbank High School. Background: Last year, in February, I observed him teaching the same class, with a different group of students. This class is […]

It’s been a long, and pretty crazy school year. I know it’s not in my usual style, but I’d rather not reflect on what went right or wrong. I’ve had a lot of time to second guess myself to the level of it being crazy-making over the last three months (earlier if truth be told). […]