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Mrs. Alvarado's Classroom

  • Buford Elementary School
  • Inglewood, CA
  • More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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My students are English language learners and the majority come from low socio-economic. While I find that most of my students come in with some disadvantages, there are things they still have in common with other children: they are curious, inquisitive, they have a thirst for knowledge, they want a fair chance in our educational system. So how can I as a teacher, distract them from their sadness and offer them a peek at joy and opportunities to learn and grow? Unfortunately, with a yearly classroom budget of a few hundred dollars ($175 to be exact) I am unable to provide some things that are essential to their everyday learning at home.

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My students are English language learners and the majority come from low socio-economic. While I find that most of my students come in with some disadvantages, there are things they still have in common with other children: they are curious, inquisitive, they have a thirst for knowledge, they want a fair chance in our educational system. So how can I as a teacher, distract them from their sadness and offer them a peek at joy and opportunities to learn and grow? Unfortunately, with a yearly classroom budget of a few hundred dollars ($175 to be exact) I am unable to provide some things that are essential to their everyday learning at home.

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