Today was a very different day. Today was the day that I was truly impressed and inspired by the thoughts of my students.
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With drops of blood (literally) and sweat shed today, I think it is safe to say that it was an eventful day.
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The day began a humid and sunny day in La Mesa. Navigating along the bumpy and dirt road to the Francisco Julian Olaya school, only five minutes away from my grandparents house.
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Today was the first day that I taught without the help of my brother, which made me a little nervous. This day was the day that I put my teaching skills to the test.
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Stephanie Quintero was honored to receive an award for Chicos and Kids' contribution to Linkages to Learning from the Honorable County Executive Isiah Leggett.
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago I received a letter in the mail. It was from Idalia and Daniel who were the two children I adopted from Linkages to Learning to provide them with Christmas gifts.
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Two months ago, I (Stephanie) thought of organizing a holiday party for refugee children and low income families. I knew I wanted to lift everyone's holiday spirit this season, so a party to celebrate and give back was a great idea. Thanks to Renata Pavani, the community school coordinator from Linkages to Learning, for helping me make this party happen.
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In preparation for the upcoming holiday party, basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, and dolls will be given to each child.
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On Friday December 12th, Bands I Against Eye, Useless Grant, and BUST OFF preformed at Joe's Record Paradise in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Chicos and Kids is teaming up with Linkages to Learning to be able to throw a holiday party for refugee children and low income families.
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Stephanie was honored to be able to attend the 2014 Women Moving Millions Summit in New York.
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