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The feeling inside UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion was electrifying. There was close to 10,000 high school seniors and transfer students proudly wearing their colle

One of the great things about life is there are moments that can only be described as momentous or life-changing. Ask Dr. Howard Fuller, education leader a

You aren’t always able to choose family, but even if I were able, I would have still chosen my cousins. My cousin, Nina Wallace, represents a legacy of res

Kylie, now an eighth-grader, came to our school in second grade. In her six years with us, she came to think of our school as a safe place where she had be

“Being forward-looking—envisioning exciting possibilities and enlisting others in a shared view of the future—is the attribute that most distinguishes lead

I am the Latina daughter of two immigrants. My parents instilled in me from an early age that education was important. When I got older, I realized that a

Unfortunately, school districts that primarily serve non-White students receive less funding than school districts that primarily serve White students. A r

Last year mental health experts, school counselors and parents were sounding the alarm on the wildly popular Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why,” because of c

Recently I have been thinking about what it means to be in the “education reform” space and reflecting on how I got here. Many of the people in my life and