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A message from Board President Mónica García...
From March 1 to March 8, 1968, approximately 15,000 students walked out of classes from Wilson, Garfield, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Belmont, and other Los Angeles high schools, demanding adequacy, equity, and cultural relevancy. Read more...Read the complete list of student demands of the Board of Education in 1968
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Fostering Civil Discourse: A Guide for Classroom Conversations
Tools to help prepare your classroom and your students to practice civil discourse, an essential skill for effective civic participation.
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Engaging Students in Peaceful Dialogues about Conflict and Bias
A packet of resources to engage students in peaceful dialogues about supporting safe school environments.
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11 Ways Schools Can Help Students
Examples of prevention, intervention and education strategies in order to promote inclusive school environments where young people can learn, thrive and become their best selves.
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The Chicana and Chicano Civil Rights Movement
A lesson plan providing a 'non-traditional history of the United States' developed by UCLA professor Pedro Navarro, Jr.
