50. The Undocumented Student Series: What It Really Is Like To Teach Them, With Mrs. Kris Bergtson Mendoza
Release Date: 12/05/2019
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info_outlineHappy 50th episode to us! We have come a long way and couldn't see any other better way to celebrate such special episode than to launching our las episode for the Undocumented Student Series.
On this episode, you will get to hear from Mrs. Kriss Bergton Mendoza, an educator who is committed to serve undocumented students and who is here to share her experiences with us.