One of my favorite throwbacks to the Austin Dia de los Muertos Parade, 2013. November brings more than falling leaves and cooler weather, it brings a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the cultural traditions our students hold dear. Día de los Muertos , celebrated in many parts of Latin America and the United States on November 1st and 2nd, is a joyful time to honor and remember loved ones who have passed. Incorporating Día de los Muertos in our curriculum allows us to tap

September marks Hispanic Heritage Month, a chance to celebrate the rich diversity of the Hispanic/Latino community. It is also the...

If you’re a Texas educator, TELPAS—the Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System—is likely always on your radar. Designed to...