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Cover: Jerico "K-G" Keeler-Garcellano; photo by Kim White. This page, from top: Ayo Adedeji and Maria Sanchez, Aptos Middle School in San Francisco; courtesy NEA; Teresa Magpayo Castro and Ricardo Recinos, TOSAs with Hacienda La Puente Unified School District. 20 Preparing the Educators of Tomorrow Teacher residency programs develop strong relationships and networks for those entering the profession Community Schools Expand Educators, families, partners are key to collaborative process 26 Training on Demand Webinar series thrives with help from CTA chapter and Instructional Leadership Corps 42 Dreaming in California Two aspiring DACA educators speak out PAGE 17 2 cta.org In the Know 8 Calendar 10 News & Notes 12 Quotes & Numbers Spotlight 13 YOUR VOICE: Thomas Courtney 14 WORDLE: Metaphor for learning Advocacy 30 BUDGET: Governor 's May Revise 32 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Five bills 33 LAWSUIT: Parity for community college instructors 34 STUDENT LOANS: Big news 35 BARGAINING: Statewide roundup Social Justice 38 KIDS' BOOK: "Anti-Bias ABC's" Teaching & Learning 41 ECON: What is market failure? 44 MEDIA LITERACY: Fact vs. fiction 46 ENGAGEMENT: Reviews kids like CTA & You 48 STATE COUNCIL: A brighter future 50 RISING LEADERS: Members running for elected o•ice 51 POET: Alexandra Huynh 51 HONORED: Educator magazine 52 AWARDS: John Swett Awards 54 A BETTER BOT: Half Moon Bay robotics team is moving on up 55 BRAVE STEPS: Run, Bob, run 56 LIT FROM WITHIN: Works by our members D E P A R T M E N T S June / July 2022 C O N T E N T S