San Antonio to unveil new strategies to increase Latino college graduation rate
By James Aldridge, San Antonio Business Journal Diplomás Project is celebrating its one-year anniversary today with a two-day conference at cafécollege aimed at increasing the number of Latino college graduates […]
When Students Prove a Teacher Wrong
By Ray Salazar, NewsTaco The goal of every good teacher is to help students be independent thinkers who question ideas and authority figures. And I’ve learned to accept when my […]
“Teach for America” Celebrates Largest Teaching Corps of Latinos
By Hispanically Speaking News Today Teach for America announced that it has more than 600 Latinos serving high-need schools this academic year. Teach for America develops a diverse corps of outstanding individuals […]
Latino Novel Banned in Arizona Public School
By Von Diaz, Colorlines Arizona public schools are becoming notorious for censoring Latino literature. This time, it’s CristinaGarcía’s critically acclaimed book “Dreaming in Cuban,” which explores themes of exile, politics and […]