Texas Is Making Decisions About AI. Latino Families Want to Help Shape Them
Across Texas, school districts are moving quickly from talking about artificial intelligence to figuring out how to use it. Over the past several months, I’ve had a front-row seat to […]
More Than Representation: What Massachusetts Could Show the Nation About Latino Leadership
For the first time in Massachusetts history, Latino leaders hold all three top statewide education positions simultaneously — Secretary of Education Dr. Stephen Zrike, Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education […]
The Future of Democracy Starts in Our Schools
By Amanda Fernández, CEO and Founder, Latinos for Education Over the last several election cycles, education has become increasingly central to public conversation, shaping debates about workforce readiness, trust in […]
Massachusetts Takes Step to Strengthen and Diversify Educator Workforce Through New Licensure Pathway
Boston, MA — The Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted to approve a new alternative pathway to teacher licensure, marking a significant milestone in implementing the Educator Diversity […]
From Identity to Impact: Rethinking Leadership in Our Schools
Across Texas, school districts are moving quickly from talking about artificial intelligence to figuring out how to use it. Over the past several months, I’ve had a front-row seat to […]