She is known nationally for her achievements in migrant education and was instrumental in working with other leaders to introduce Chavez into the educational circles. Despite the passage of time since her own childhood, Rodriguez, 50, realized the students were growing up as she had -- poor, geographically isolated and experiencing daily aggressions signaling that they are not good enough because they are of Mexican descent. Despite the passage of time since her own childhood, Rodriguez, 50, realized the students were growing up as she had -- poor, geographically isolated and experiencing daily aggressions signaling that they are not good enough because they are of Mexican descent.

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Near death, she was in a coma for about a month. But three months later, she was surprisingly already back in her classroom in her hometown, the agricultural and marginalized city of El Centro, Calif. Rodriguez and students in her AP Government class at Southwest High School volunteer as poll workers at a California Mock Election event. Still, it was important that she be back in the classroom. It recognizes GSE graduates who are transforming education, changing communities and influencing policy. In spirit at the ceremony will be the nearly 5,000 students, community members, colleagues nationwide and parents who telephoned the hospital after her accident. Despite the passage of time since her own childhood, Rodriguez, 50, realized the students were growing up as she had -- poor, geographically isolated and experiencing daily aggressions signaling that they are not good enough because they are of Mexican descent. Rodriguez, a high school dropout at age 16, helps her students confront those obstacles in the Central Union High School District of El Centro where, at various times, she has taught economics, government, journalism, United States and World History, Spanish Literature and Language, English Language Development, Social Studies, theater and other subjects. She also has coached debate teams and research projects that have taken her students to compete and win on a national level, and has incorporated community service into their lives. She then participated with a group of Stanford GSE graduates in the 2001 founding of East Palo Alto High School, now called East Palo Alto Academy, a small public charter school for underserved students. But she yearned to take her skills home and moved to Holtville Middle School, which is near El Centro, to teach history for two years. She then shifted to teaching in the Central Union High School District, where her persona, teaching methods and dedication to education quickly became known outside her classrooms. She calls to and cultivates those gifts. She does not waver in the high standards she sets for her students. Instead, when they pull back or do less than their best, she leans in, redoubling her efforts to reach and teach. A thirst for learning California Gov. Jerry Brown appointed Rodriguez to the CCTC as a teacher representative in 2014. She also has been a National Board Certified Teacher and a member of the Board of Directors for the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards since 2009. Haydee Rodriguez In 2015, she received the Las Primeras Award honoring extraordinary Latina leaders from MANA, the National Latina Organization. Among numerous other awards, Rodriguez in 2012 was given the Teaching Excellence and Achievement Award and represented the U. Department of State as an educational ambassador in Brazil. Rodriguez was on the board of Orphanaid Africa and Literacy Volunteers of America. She co-wrote a parent education curriculum on the importance of being a positive role model. Lotan is also co-creator, with Elizabeth Cohen, of the project-based and complex instruction concepts that Rodriguez introduced to the Imperial Valley. She walked from the French Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, a trip of 560 miles, in 41 days. Rodriguez said her teenage self would be flabbergasted by her career in education. Educator role model She said she was a rebellious adolescent who dropped out of high school after a history teacher viciously denigrated Cesar Chavez, the Mexican-American labor leader and co-founder of the National Farm Workers Association NFWU in 1962. Cesar Chavez and Gloria Vasquez, Haydee Rodriguez' mother. Rodriguez was reared by her maternal grandmother and Vasquez, who was educated in Mexico. Vasquez supported Rodriguez, two sons, her own mother, and two sisters in Calexico, Calif. Vasquez went on to work in migrant education. She is known nationally for her achievements in migrant education and was instrumental in working with other leaders to introduce Chavez into the educational circles. Vasquez, who is now 76, was not pleased when her daughter dropped out of school, but stood by her and eventually urged her to get her GED. She wanted to go to law school, but was encouraged by her mother to teach in a local adult education program. She immediately fell in love with teaching and, eventually, her heart told her to take her skills to her hometown. I want to be in the community where I grew up, to support students who may be poor or do not have the same opportunities other students do and whose parents may have language barriers. Often our students only see what is around them and that dire image becomes entrenched in their psyche of what is possible. I want to offer an alternative vision, expose them to opportunities that will change their worldview and make them want more for themselves, our people and our community. Please read our and subscribe. All photos are courtesy of Haydee Rodriguez.

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