Dr. Verenice Gutierrez

Dr. Verenice Gutierrez is a 23 year practitioner and leader in the educational field. Dr. Verenice Gutierrez specializes in Special Education, Bilingual Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Management, Educational Leadership, Racial Equity, Language Acquisition, Coaching and Mentoring.

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Why McFarland USA P*****d Me Off

I recently watched Disney's McFarland USA for the first time. Even though I had wanted to see it when it was released in theaters for...

Dr. Verenice Gutierrez is a 23 year practitioner and leader in the educational field. Dr. Verenice Gutierrez specializes in Special Education, Bilingual Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Management, Educational Leadership, Racial Equity, Language Acquisition, Coaching and Mentoring.

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Superintendents: A Problematic Call to Action

  August 25, 2015    

Ronald Heifetz writes and lectures about technical vs. adaptive leadership. His work is captured in his book, Leadership on the Line (published in 2002).  I won't attempt to be expansive about his work but I am referencing here because of a call to action that I found in the School Superintendents Association to support a bill that would change how school districts have to fund special education....

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Thursday, August 6, 2015

How We Label Students Matters

  August 06, 2015    

I have been reflecting on the path that lead me to be passionate about the intersectionality of Special Education and Bilingual Education.  Both of these fields are highly regulatory, there are federal mandates and benchmarks that must be reached annually.  Both fields require specialized training.  Educators that I have worked with that have made these fields their area of specialization...

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