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On this episode of Education Unlocked, Dr. Tracie Tagamolila-Noriega shares her journey from growing up as the daughter of Filipino immigrants in a predominantly white neighborhood to becoming a leading voice in educational equity and leadership.
Dr. Tagamolila-Noriega reflects on the transformative role Ethnic Studies played in helping her understand her own experiences and identity for the first time. She discusses her 24-year career in education, from classroom teacher to Assistant Superintendent, and now her statewide leadership role focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion with Association of California School Administrators (ACSA).
By Sri NarayananOn this episode of Education Unlocked, Dr. Tracie Tagamolila-Noriega shares her journey from growing up as the daughter of Filipino immigrants in a predominantly white neighborhood to becoming a leading voice in educational equity and leadership.
Dr. Tagamolila-Noriega reflects on the transformative role Ethnic Studies played in helping her understand her own experiences and identity for the first time. She discusses her 24-year career in education, from classroom teacher to Assistant Superintendent, and now her statewide leadership role focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion with Association of California School Administrators (ACSA).