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Friday, March 22 • 10:30am - 11:45am
ERUSD, Ethnic Studies Pioneers: Leadership to Initiate Culturally Relevant Pedagogy

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ERUSD made history by becoming the first school district in California to adopt Ethnic Studies as a high school graduation requirement, and placed themselves at the cutting-edge of global education. Learn steps to implement a powerful Ethnic Studies program to transform the district and school culture by engaging and validating students in their journey of self-discovery and cultural proficiency. Learn strategies to initiate Ethnic Studies at the school board, district, teacher, and student levels.
Speakers
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Jacqueline Cardenas

El Rancho USD
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Karling Aguilera Fort

Superintendent, El Rancho USD
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Christina Mata

Ethnic Studies Facilitator, El Rancho USD
I am an 19 year educator with the El Rancho Unified School District. I have taught every grade level and programs ranging from ELD to AP/IB Literature. I am now the Ethnic Studies lead teacher and district facilitator.
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Aurora Villon

Board of Education President, El Rancho USD

CABE 2019 Ethnic Studies Presentation pdf
Friday March 22, 2019 10:30am - 11:45am
Long Beach Convention Center - 103B
  Workshop, Multicultural/Diversity Education

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