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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2026 · 58 MIN

Diversi-TEA & Equi-TEA in Education - 1/18/26

from Teaching for the Culture ® Network · host Teaching For The Culture ®

New year, new goals, and a renewed commitment to equity. In this episode of Diversi-TEA & Equi-TEA in Education, April and Denise tackle the transition into the second semester and the collective responsibility we share in nurturing the "whole child." What’s Inside: Back-to-School Basics: Why consistency, school supplies, and uniforms matter more than you think. The Social Climate: Addressing the impact of immigration policies and post-COVID recovery on student mental health. History in Motion: Preparing for the MLK Day Parade and the importance of teaching history as a "living thing." Parenting Power: How to build a home library and stay engaged with upcoming school assessments. Key Takeaway: "Education will always be at the forefront for our children. We have a responsibility to keep them at the center of every conversation and ensure schools remain a place for learning and growth." Chapters: 00:00 Welcome & New Year Reflections 08:14 Re-establishing School Procedures 12:15 The Impact of Immigration on Children 21:12 MLK Day Parade & Community Engagement 31:02 Upcoming Assessments & Online Resources 48:10 The Role of the Community and Churches Chapters (00:01:15) - Diversity and Equity in Education(00:02:08) - SV2: Consistency and Momentum(00:05:51) - Cold weather tips for students, parents(00:09:35) - Adults on campus: Structure(00:12:04) - Immigration Enforcement and How It Affects Children(00:16:32) - On the Future of Immigrant Kids(00:19:55) - Come, Come, Little Children!(00:21:04) - Martin Luther King Jr. Parade(00:25:28) - Why Martin Luther King Day Still Matters(00:29:06) - Hillsborough County School District Parent Message(00:32:55) - Important tests coming up for kids this year(00:37:06) - Molly Jones on Friendship(00:40:08) - Sunshine Education Coalition 28 Days of Dismal Education(00:45:04) - Florida Public Schools Speak Out on the Hope Schools(00:51:19) - Ways of Education in the Church(00:57:07) - Diversity and Equity in Education

New year, new goals, and a renewed commitment to equity. In this episode of Diversi-TEA & Equi-TEA in Education, April and Denise tackle the transition into the second semester and the collective responsibility we share in nurturing the "whole child." What’s Inside: Back-to-School Basics: Why consistency, school supplies, and uniforms matter more than you think. The Social Climate: Addressing the impact of immigration policies and post-COVID recovery on student mental health. History in Motion: Preparing for the MLK Day Parade and the importance of teaching history as a "living thing." Parenting Power: How to build a home library and stay engaged with upcoming school assessments. Key Takeaway: "Education will always be at the forefront for our children. We have a responsibility to keep them at the center of every conversation and ensure schools remain a place for learning and growth." Chapters: 00:00 Welcome & New Year Reflections 08:14 Re-establishing School Procedures 12:15 The Impact of Immigration on Children 21:12 MLK Day Parade & Community Engagement 31:02 Upcoming Assessments & Online Resources 48:10 The Role of the Community and Churches

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