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Educational Leadership, Educational Technology, Elementary and Secondary Teacher

Kingston, Jamaica
Joined May 2010
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I'm reaching out to my professional network to share a fundraising opportunity in support of Lourdes Public Charter School, a small, rural K–8 school in Oregon where I currently serve as administrator. One of the things I've always appreciated about small schools is their ability to build meaningful relationships with students and families while providing opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach. As with many rural schools, our resources are limited, but our commitment to providing students with a quality educational experience is not. If you're in a position to contribute, or simply willing to share this fundraiser with others, your support would be greatly appreciated. Every contribution helps us continue making a difference for the children and families we serve. lnkd.in/gEfmntGv
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Centuries apart, familiar questions endure: Who belongs, and how do societies respond to change? Inspired by The Fall of the Roman Empire, this article explores echoes of Rome in today’s debates over immigration and identity.
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Check out my latest article: When Students Can See the Bot linkedin.com/pulse/when-stud… via @LinkedIn
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Oregon’s sanctuary law and Douglas County’s challenge reveal something larger than an immigration debate: political principles often shift depending on which level of government holds the power. Is that hypocrisy, or simply federalism in practice?
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A reflection on how media has portrayed cultural movements for decades. Sometimes what we're shown isn't the movement itself, but a carefully edited version that amplifies conflict while filtering out everything else.
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