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I always found school history and literature boring. Growing up Taiwanese American, I never saw myself or my community represented in my school’s history o

Earlier this week one of my friends posted a Facebook status that said her daughter started distance learning and during one of the class sessions she hear

My decision to participate in Minnesota’s Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) program has been the most defining aspect of my high school experience.

After months of speculation in what I personally believe is the least covered presidential campaign in modern history, Joe Biden announced Senator Kamala H

As I went through high school, I became increasingly aware that I needed to take advantage of the time, as it was the beginning of building my professional

I cried as I set up my classroom this year. This was no dainty, politely fighting-back-tears kind of cry. It was a violent, sobbing, heaving cry that start

Chicago students demonstrated extraordinary character and resilience during the pandemic crisis transitioning from traditional classroom learning experienc

Black people, it’s time to claim our bag and finally build an educational system that works for us! Back in March I wrote about how we need to end the pand

On Wednesday, August 26, education activists and organizations around the country are staging a national day of action, demanding that every student have a