When we start moving antiracist efforts at the pace and in the ways insisted upon by the people who experience racism rather than the pace and ways of the people who benefit from racism: only then have we started our racial justice journey. Everything before that is privilege.
Advice learned from my mom, a 37 year retired educator: “If you always do what’s best for kids there will always be a place for you in education. You will also piss some people off along the way. Get used to it.” Tag a teacher who always does what’s best for kids👇.
#thatonekid
Tomorrow we return to school from spring break. Two years ago, we did not. It has been an enormously challenging two years, but it’s time to bring new hope and focus on the good work we do. Returning from break and Making Shift Happen! Let’s do this! #Pankalo
My niece is putting a post-it on her door everyday saying what she is thankful for and this is what she put up today. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m thankful for my nieces!
I have worked with thousands of students in my career. I helped exactly zero students meet or exceed their potential…without a positive relationship in place first!
#MaslowBeforeBloom
the outpouring love & support I’ve received has made me realize I’m more than my accomplishments and gymnastics which I never truly believed before. 🤍
Gymnast Sunisa Lee, 18, is the first Hmong American to make the U.S. Olympic team — and now, she's won gold in the individual all-around competition.
At home in Minnesota, her family and community were cheering her on.
Teachers… 10 years from now, students will remember your kindness more than your pedagogy.
Principals… 10 years from now, teachers will remember your kindness more than your strategic plan.