With it being October, we have a treat for you. The journey of Isabelle St. Onge, director of Vista Grande High School in Taos, New Mexico, is like no other. Isabelle takes us on a geographic journey from Minnesota to Montana to Wyoming to New Mexico.  She takes us on a religious journey with a look at Catholicism, sort of.  We experience the down and dirty early years of special education in the US and how Isabelle broke through walls to bring equity, justice and responsiveness to her students in Taos. Finally, we again look at the inequities for women in leadership. Talk about intersectionality. It is all here in this episode. And don't forget Dr. Hollie's "two cents," where he gives his theory for why all the fearless CLR leaders interviewed thus far have been women, not men.

Learn more about CLR and Dr. Hollie at www.culturallyresponsive.org and Twitter @validateaffirm