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VIDEO: Our History Matters!
November 18 the Los Angeles Unified School District will vote on a resolution that can make Ethnic Studies a high school graduation requirement. Support youth who deserve access to courses that address their culture, history, and have shown to have positive academic outcomes for students
Special thanks to Roosevelt High School and Brandon
20,000 page views on EthnicStudiesNow.com -- Thank you!
We reached 20,000 page views today, in less than 2 months! Thank you to all of our supporters!
LAUSD Board Member Bennett Kayser at CPES Summit
LAUSD Board Member Kayser, sponsor of the resolution to make Ethnic Studies a graduation requirement:
videos - CPES Ethnic Studies Summit - CSU Long Beach
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Dr. Maulana Karenga - Keynote Speaker - CPES Ethnic Studies Summit - CSULB
Keynote speaker, Dr. Maulana Karenga at CPES Ethnic Studies Summit, on October 18, 2014 at CSU Long Beach:
2,300 American Indian & Alaskan Native kids in LAUSD
More than two hundred tribes and bands are represented by Indian and Alaskan Native children enrolled in LAUSD. There are over 2,300 students who identify as American Indian/Alaskan Native. We need Ethnic Studies Now as a graduation requirement!
photos - CPES Ethnic Studies Summit - CSU Long Beach
CPES Ethnic Studies Summit - October 14, 2014 9AM-5PM - CSU Long Beach
