The school put on a little completion ceremony. Each kid's name was read. They shook the hand of the principal, stood for photos, then all kindergarten classes together sang about 6 songs. Very nice. I will let you figure out which of the kids in this close up shot is my son Julius.
A community college history professor for an urban, working class, minority-majority student population. Never yielding in his dedication to his students' success.
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
On a Purely Personal Manner
My son Julius completed kindergarten. He is in a dual immersion program in which half of the kids are native Spanish speakers and half are native English speakers. This year, 90% of instruction was in Spanish.
The school put on a little completion ceremony. Each kid's name was read. They shook the hand of the principal, stood for photos, then all kindergarten classes together sang about 6 songs. Very nice. I will let you figure out which of the kids in this close up shot is my son Julius.
The school put on a little completion ceremony. Each kid's name was read. They shook the hand of the principal, stood for photos, then all kindergarten classes together sang about 6 songs. Very nice. I will let you figure out which of the kids in this close up shot is my son Julius.
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