Each year I award a scholarship to honor of my son who I lost several years ago. This years applicants are so smart, dedicated, giving back to their communities, yet in serious financial straits. I am heartsick that I'm unable to assist them all. Worthy yet struggling for funds.
Let me be clear: a child’s ability to succeed in school shouldn’t be determined by where they live, their race, or their family’s income.
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God bless you for what you're doing. Sorry for your loss.
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I often wonder, with trepidation and sadness, about all the innovators and incredible minds which have been lost through the exclusion of black, brown, and impoverished youth who have the ability, but not the opportunities.
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What about a poor child who ranks in the 96-99% for ITBS and did well for 2 years in parochial school. Single Mom made great sacrifices til she lost her job. An honest school administrator agreed he would be best served w homeschooling. No $$$ to live in better school area.
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Notice how she didn't mention that!!!
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And if I may... their hair style!
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Or their damn hairstyle
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nor should it be lead by elected officials who are intertwined with criminals. come on, you can both lead for a better world, and call out this facade of a regime.
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Our high performing students
@dovalinaLISD are 99.2 economically disadvantaged and Hispanic breaking all types of stereotypes through their academic performance.@KamalaHarris you are absolutely right about this.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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