Education Titles

Dr. Evans-Santiago

Dr. Evans-Santiago is a researcher, Teacher Education Department Chair at California State University, Bakersfield and Assistant Professor. She is the author of the book "Mistakes We Have Made" which has been circulating in many schools to teach the value of cultural awareness, resiliency after error, and more! Click HERE to order on Myers Education Press [Hardcover & eBook]

Click HERE to watch Dr. Evans-Santiago and Dr. Sancho discuss culturally relevant pedagogy (CRP), making all students welcome, & vulnerability as a tool for connecting with students.

Dr. Ri'Cha ri Sancho

Dr. Ri'Chari Sancho is an American born, educator, progenitor of multicultural and diversity inclusion concepts/curriculum, and a social justice advocate for human rights. Dr. Sancho uses her background to assist global leaders interested in building sustainable practices of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belongingness. Dr. Sancho developed the training construct "K12 Civil Leadership™" (K12CVL) to assist education and organizational leaders (ECOLs) in fostering greater harmonious interactions between dissimilar student groups through the use of culturally relevant pedagogy (CRP), cultural understanding, and active collaboration with community and parental stakeholders. Click HERE to order on Barnes & Nobles

& Click Here to read a JCES Article by Dr. Sancho

Tonnie Stowers

Tonnie Stowers Jackson is an author, orator, and motivational elder providing guidance and support to people of all ages. Stowers is a surviving niece and former spokesperson for the Family of Cpl. Freddie Stowers, first African American to receive the Medal of Honor for his valor in World War I. Tonnie Stowers recounts an intriguing story of a displaced marker honoring Cpl. Stowers and sheds light on a community and familial effort to restore the marker, while also opening the way for ADA approved additions to a neighboring park. Stowers details how the traditional and historical pains of discrimination from the past can resurface in the present and meet a cure in the process. Click HERE to order on Barnes & Nobles.

Youth-By-Youth

Bryan Sancho

The Drawing Journal of a Kid Through Time

By Bryan Sancho

After being featured in the Youth Art Expo in his county, Bryan Sancho set out to develop a book of his favorite designs, created with the raster graphic editor program MS Paint. A recent graduate of high school, Sancho spent most of his adolescent years creating designs in Microsoft Paint with little association with hand-drawn art. Many graphic artists would cringe at creating designs in a raster program, if a vector program was readily available. Sancho preferred the challenge of Paint, using his fondness of color, video games, and natural curiosity to create staples in time with art. See the designs he rendered from ages 10 to 15. Sancho is a recent graduate of K12 International Private Academy where he received a 4-year scholarship and earned his diploma as a National Honor Society student and Computer Programming completer.

LSN KIDS Youth Team

Sancho Education Group features the work of the LSN KIDS Youth-Build-A-Book Project in the development and publishing of “Corporal Freddie Stowers, An American Hero: A Children’s Story.” This book was created by K-college aged students for K-6th graders. Due to be released in the fall of 2023.