Principal of Stowers Magnet School of International Studies, in Cerritos, CA, an IBPYP school. I am a wife, mother, former math teacher, and UCLA Bruin.
Joined October 2012
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Taking a lap around the ol’ stomping grounds and ready for the CSLA Summer Institute tomorrow. Ready to learn!
Another amazing week at Stowers. Star Wars day, Muffins with Mom, and two Awards Assemblies (not pictured). #teamstowers #abcstories
Celebrating Easter with family and friends on a beautiful day in Laguna Beach. #blessed
Congratulations Wilbur (1st Place) Eshaan (2nd Place) and Ian (3rd place) on doing such a great job during the Stowers Spelling Bee. #teamstowers #abcstories
These Snow Leopards are spreading some kindness just before Spring Break. #teamstowers #abcstories
School culture: How do people behave in the organization? Thanks @casas_jimmy @acsa_region17 for a great reason to wake up early on a Saturday morning!
During the past 10 months I have struggled with the phrase “We’re all in this together”. I don’t think that’s accurate. Thank you @mikedrobbins for “we’re actually in the same storm...but in different boats”. That’s it! #acsa17
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It was so great to see the Stowers Snow Leopards, IN PERSON! Thank you @stowerspta for a Happy Halloween Vehicle Parade. Happy Halloween to all and stay safe. #teamstowers #abcstories
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Asynchronous Wednesdays! Please don’t forget to log in with your teacher at 9:45am on Wednesdays for attendance and instructions!
We’re missing some of our Summer Book Club members today but these 4 amazing @Stowers_ES teachers & I enjoyed rich conversation & learned a lot from Courageous Conversations About Race, today-3rd Condition:Engaging Multiple Racial Perspectives. Thanks @courageousdove for this.
Heidi Perez is the Stowers Interventions “Spotlight” Teacher. Help LAFD FirefighterJose M. Perez & Family gofundme.com/f/help-lafd-fir…
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If kids return in the fall, I don’t think they’re going to want to spend all of their time reflecting on COVID, sitting in wellness circles, and journaling about their experiences.
They’re going to want life to be as normal as possible—that’s the biggest comfort we can provide.