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On the Record: Dr. Rocío Rivas on Promises, Progress, and What’s Next
“Our kids deserve a school system funded with dignity, not leftovers.” - Dr. Rocío Rivas In 2026, the three Los Angeles Unified School District Board Members from the even-numbered board districts will ask the voters to re-elect them. Nick Melvoin, Kelly Gonez, and Dr. Rocío Rivas were each sent four questions that would allow them to let voters know how they felt about their work so far.
By Carl J. Petersen21 days ago in Education
China plans to train foreign police for a ‘more fair’ order. AI-Generated.
China has announced plans to train foreign police officers as part of a broader initiative to promote what it describes as a “more fair and just social order.” The move has sparked international interest and debate, raising questions about China’s growing influence in global policing, human rights standards, and international security cooperation.
By Aarif Lashari21 days ago in Education
The Most Anticipated Children’s Books of 2026. AI-Generated.
As 2026 approaches, book lovers and young readers alike are eagerly awaiting the new crop of children’s literature set to hit the shelves. From thrilling adventures to heartwarming tales and educational journeys, 2026 promises an exciting year for young readers. Publishers have been hard at work to create books that spark imagination, address important issues, and transport children to new worlds. Here’s a glimpse of some of the most anticipated children’s books of 2026 that are expected to be crowd-pleasers. 1. "The Dream Keeper’s Quest" by Emily Patterson Emily Patterson, a well-loved author in the children’s fantasy genre, is set to release "The Dream Keeper’s Quest," a story filled with magic, dreams, and friendship. The protagonist, 12-year-old Luka, embarks on a daring quest to save the Dreamworld from an evil force that threatens to erase all the dreams in the world. With enchanting illustrations and a rich storyline, this book is expected to captivate young readers who are fans of fantasy and adventure. Themes of bravery, self-discovery, and the power of dreams are woven throughout the narrative, making it both entertaining and inspirational. 2. "The Climate Warriors: Earth Defenders" by Ava Williams Environmental issues are at the forefront of many parents’ and teachers’ minds, and in 2026, Ava Williams will release "The Climate Warriors: Earth Defenders," a book that tackles climate change in a fun and educational way. This book follows a group of young children who form an environmental club to fight for the planet’s future. Each child represents a different part of the world, and together, they use their unique skills to take action against pollution, deforestation, and climate-related disasters. With vibrant illustrations and empowering messages, this book aims to inspire kids to be eco-friendly and take charge of their planet’s future. 3. "The Time Traveler’s Toolbox" by Jason Matthews For fans of historical fiction with a touch of science fiction, Jason Matthews’ upcoming release, "The Time Traveler’s Toolbox," promises to be a hit. This time-traveling adventure follows siblings Mia and Leo as they accidentally discover an ancient time-traveling device hidden in their grandparent’s attic. As they journey through different time periods—ranging from ancient Egypt to the American Revolution—Mia and Leo must solve puzzles, meet famous historical figures, and ensure history remains intact. This interactive book will include “time traveling challenges” for young readers to solve, making it both an exciting and educational experience. 4. "Luna and the Last Dragon" by Isabella Johnson Isabella Johnson’s magical new story, "Luna and the Last Dragon," will transport readers to an enchanting world filled with mythical creatures and heartfelt lessons. In the story, Luna, a young girl, discovers that she is the descendant of a long-forgotten dragon rider and is the only one who can save the last dragon from extinction. This beautifully illustrated tale highlights themes of courage, responsibility, and the importance of preserving nature. Luna’s journey with the dragon is full of breathtaking landscapes and fantastical creatures, making this a must-read for kids who dream of magical worlds and mythical creatures. 5. "Starlight Academy" by Mia Harris Mia Harris, known for her engaging series of books that blend magic and friendship, will release "Starlight Academy" in 2026. Set in a prestigious school for aspiring witches and wizards, this novel follows 13-year-old Emma, who unexpectedly receives a scholarship to Starlight Academy. However, she soon discovers that she has magical powers unlike any other student at the school. The story explores Emma’s struggle to harness her powers while navigating friendship, rivalry, and self-acceptance. "Starlight Academy" promises to be a compelling story for fans of magical academies, much like the popular "Harry Potter" series.
By Fiaz Ahmed Brohi21 days ago in Education
Why Bitcoin Remittances Are Surging Despite Market Volatility
Bitcoin is often discussed in the context of price movements and market cycles, yet one of its most significant use cases continues to grow quietly in the background: remittances. Even during periods of sharp volatility, global Bitcoin transfers are increasing, raising an important question for investors and policymakers alike. Understanding why Bitcoin remittances are surging requires looking beyond price charts and focusing on real-world utility.
By Crypto in California21 days ago in Education
Web and App Development . AI-Generated.
At Matriarchs Media, we create websites and apps that work for people. Design, story, and technology come together naturally. Every little detail of how a page looks, how someone experiences it, matters, and we adjust it until it feels right.
By Matriarchs Media22 days ago in Education
A Practical Guide to the Consulting Process From Start to Finish
The consulting process helps organizations solve problems and reach clear goals. It brings structure to change and removes guesswork. Many leaders know they need help but feel unsure about how consulting really works. This article explains the consulting process clearly and, from the initial assessment to the final implementation.
By Nicole Metz22 days ago in Education
The Wallet I Forgot — and the Fortune I Almost Lost
I didn’t remember buying cryptocurrency. That’s the part people don’t believe. When they hear “lost crypto,” they imagine careless traders or people chasing overnight wealth. They don’t imagine someone like me — cautious, skeptical, and convinced I’d never risk money on something I didn’t fully understand. Yet there it was. An old email notification from years ago, buried deep in my inbox, subject line faded but unmistakable: “Your wallet has been successfully created.” I stared at the screen, trying to place it in my memory. It had been during a strange phase of my life. Late nights. Curiosity. Too much time online. Friends talking about digital money like it was the future. I must have created the wallet out of curiosity and forgotten about it just as quickly. At least, that’s what I told myself. I clicked the email. It was dated seven years ago. The instructions were simple. A link. A reminder to store my recovery phrase somewhere safe. I laughed quietly. I never stored it. I searched my email for anything related. Old screenshots. Backup files. Notes. Nothing. That’s when the weight of realization hit. If there was money in that wallet, it was unreachable. Lost forever. I checked the transaction history using the public address listed in the email. My heart started beating faster. There were transactions. Not many. But enough. The balance wasn’t life-changing. It was life-interrupting. Enough to make me sit down. Enough to make me think about everything I could have done differently if I’d remembered. I spent hours searching for the recovery phrase. Old notebooks. Cloud storage. Even old hard drives I hadn’t plugged in for years. Each discovery brought hope — and then disappointment. Crypto doesn’t care about intentions. It doesn’t care if you forgot. It doesn’t care if you’ve changed. Without the key, the door stays locked. At some point, exhaustion replaced panic. I stopped searching and started reflecting. I realized the wallet wasn’t just holding digital currency. It was holding a version of me. A person who tried something new. A person who believed in future possibilities. A person who didn’t yet understand the cost of neglecting details. In the end, I accepted the loss. Not with happiness — but with clarity. I closed my laptop and went for a walk, thinking about how strange it was that invisible assets could teach such tangible lessons. Weeks later, while organizing a drawer I hadn’t opened in years, I found it. A folded piece of paper.After that day, crypto stopped feeling like a game to me. Before, it had been numbers on a screen, charts moving up and down, strangers arguing online about price predictions. But once I held that recovery phrase in my hands, once I felt how close I had come to losing everything permanently, it became real. I started reading again—not with excitement, but with respect. I learned how unforgiving decentralization truly is. There are no customer support lines. No “forgot password” buttons. No second chances built into the system. Ownership comes with weight. I also noticed something else: how many people around me were chasing crypto for the wrong reasons. They wanted speed. They wanted shortcuts. They wanted to get rich without understanding what they were holding. I saw my old self in them. That realization was uncomfortable. I remembered how casually I had created that wallet years ago, how little thought I gave to responsibility. That forgotten wallet wasn’t luck—it was survival. A reminder that patience sometimes protects us from our own recklessness. I didn’t suddenly become a crypto expert. I didn’t turn into a full-time trader or evangelist. Instead, I became cautious. Intentional. I talked less. Listened more. When friends asked for advice, I didn’t give predictions. I shared the story. I told them about the fear of seeing funds you can’t access. About the helplessness of knowing the system works perfectly—and still leaves you locked out. Some laughed. Some shrugged. A few took it seriously. And that felt enough. The wallet taught me something bigger than finance: that responsibility doesn’t feel exciting in the moment, but it protects your future. That discipline isn’t loud, and wisdom rarely goes viral. Today, I still hold crypto. But I also hold perspective. I back up what matters. I document what’s important. I don’t assume I’ll “remember later.” Because later isn’t guaranteed. That small balance I left behind in the old wallet still sits there, untouched. Every time I check it, I don’t see money. I see a lesson. One that almost cost me everything—and ended up giving me something far more valuable: respect for what I own, and awareness of what I could lose. Twelve words. I froze. I typed them carefully, hands shaking, half expecting an error message. The wallet opened. The balance was still there. Unmoved. Waiting. I didn’t feel triumph. I felt humility. That money stayed because the blockchain doesn’t rush — but it also doesn’t forgive. I transferred the funds to a new wallet. Backed it up properly. Wrote down the phrase in more than one place. And then I did something unexpected. I left a small amount behind. Not for investment. For memory. A reminder that in a world of instant wealth and constant noise, patience — and responsibility — still matter.
By faheem akbar22 days ago in Education
6 Key Data Engineering Shifts Shaping 2026 and Beyond
With the rise in speed of digital transformations, data engineering has emerged as one of the most strategic technology domains as organizations speed up their digital transformations. Storing data is not valuable, but the capacity to consistently process, govern, analyze, and activate data to achieve business results is valuable.
By Pradip Mohapatra22 days ago in Education
