Faith and Education News
Three Tips for Surviving Christmas Away from Home
Guest Blog: Three Tips for Surviving Christmas Away from Home by Golibé Omenaka Representative from Bethel School of Technology, member of the Alliance for Hispanic Education The Holidays are some of the most special, memorable and nostalgic times of the year. For...
Three Hispanic Christmas Traditions to Share With your Non-Hispanic Roommate
Guest Blog: Three Hispanic Christmas Traditions to Share With your Non-Hispanic Roommate by Tokyo Garza A student at Dallas Baptist University, NHCLC's Premier Education Sponsor and member of the Alliance for Hispanic Education As Christmas draws near, many are eager...
White House announces “American Dream Plan,” promises to fuel Hispanic prosperity
White House announces "American Dream Plan," promises to fuel Hispanic prosperity On November 2, 2020, President Donald Trump along with his administration announced the "American Dream Plan" which focuses on pathways of prosperity for the Hispanic community. In a...
Guest Blog: Why I started a Christian Tech School
Guest Blog: Why I started a Christian Tech School The future of work is in tech, and every company is a tech company. From the silicon valley startup exploring artificial intelligence to the mom n pop sandwich shop that’s taking online orders, every company is a tech...
School information matters to parents, not just to law-makers
School information matters to parents, not just to law-makers As the FE Coalition, it is not enough for us to value the right of parents to lead and guide their children’s education, we must also support policies and platforms that enable parents to do so. That is...
Guest Blog: Challenging Times Create Gratifying Opportunities
Challenging Times Create Gratifying Opportunities by Clark Randall These days and times can be trying, for all sorts of valid reasons. Of course, with the coronavirus still raging, we worry about our health and those of others. There is also concern about the job...
Guest blog: Seeking justice and protecting the most vulnerable in the midst of a global pandemic
Seeking justice and protecting the most vulnerable in the midst of a global pandemic "The hope of the Gospel leads us to hope for justice and abundant life for all people." Ruth Padilla-DeBorst Throughout history, the Church – whether through congregations,...
Two NEW DQC resources on education data and COVID-19 recovery
Two NEW DQC resources on education data and COVID-19 recovery Pastors and parents, here is one way you can influence your students' education for the better. The Data Quality Campaign (DQC) released the first two resources in a series of four that identify the short-...
Hispanic Prosperity Begins with A High Quality Education
Hispanic Prosperity Begins with A High Quality Education Just this week, President Trump signed an executive order launching the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative in what his administration hopes will promote continued opportunity and prosperity for Hispanic...
How to Help English Learners Enter College
How to Help English Learners Enter College It is estimated that 10% of U.S. public school students are currently classified as English Learner, or commonly referred to as ELs. Of these students, the vast majority are Hispanic or of Spanish-speaking decent. Not too...