In 2012, CADA embraced a theme that resonated deeply with leaders across California: “Peace, Love, CADA: A Leadership Revolution,” a vision brought to life by Monica Anderson (CADA President...

In every school, there are two types of leaders: those who reflect the culture around them and those who shape it. The question is, are you a thermometer or a thermostat? A thermometer simply measures...

Every winter, millions around the world gather with family, friends, and community to celebrate the Lunar New Year, a time of renewal, gratitude, and hope. Rooted in ancient traditions, this vibrant festival...

By Corissa Stobing, Associate Principal Before Winter Break, San Leandro High staff launched a unique and exciting initiative: Secret Staff Spirit Week! Designed to engage students and model a vibrant...

When I began my teaching journey, I found myself in uncharted waters. Assigned to teach Psychology without a textbook, I relied on my background as a Social Science major and a handful of college courses....

There are countless ways to recognize student accomplishments in junior high and high school, but not all methods create the lasting impact we hope for. While various approaches have been tried, one of...

Veterans Day originated in the Armistice Day holiday commemorating the November 11, 1918, armistice at 11 a.m. (hence “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month”), which suspended...

Looking for an activity that has a lot of buzz in Nation? Don't believe us? Google Rock, Paper, Beads and see for yourself.  Randi Seligson shared this activity they do when she and her students attended...

the Don't Match Game Objective: Be the last person standing. To Start: Come up with 3 or more symbols that you will make with your hands and arms.  Example: Animals: Rabbit (two fingers...