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At 10:35am on March 18, 2009, Jacky said…: Gracias Rey por tu invitacion a ser amigos!.Espero q podamos compartir culturas y experiencias. Cuidate.

At 7:56am on March 18, 2009, SALVADOR said…: Hola Ray:
Me gustaria conocer un poco más sobre la actividad que realizas, ya que el tema de la educación es algo que me interesa conocer, y tal vez podamos compartir algunos puntos de vista.

At 2:08pm on March 16, 2009, Lisette Loera said…: Hi Rey,
Thanks for the opportunity! I look forward to working with you again in the near future. Let me know if I could be of further assistance.
Take Care

At 2:36pm on March 12, 2009, Victoria McSwain said…: Hi Ray...Thanks for the welcome...I lived in Dallas for 20 + years...love Tex-Mex! Victoria

At 10:06am on March 11, 2009, Lisette Loera said…: Hello Rey! thanks for your invite. I would be delighted to help out in any way, I received my minor in Spanish. My family is mexican/cuban so I was raised speaking both English and Spanish. Look forward to speaking with you regarding any opportunities.
Thanks!

At 8:56am on March 9, 2009, Maria said…: Hello Rey and thank you for inviting me as your friend. I totally agree with you. There should be a much higher percentage of Latinos in the teaching profession.

At 9:49pm on March 5, 2009, Sheila Johnston said…: !Gracias por la invitacion de ser amigos!

At 5:50pm on March 3, 2009, Patricia Funegra said…: Hello Rey, it's very nice to meet you. I have been living in Austin, Texas for almost 2 years and I need to start working again and I consider that networking is the best way to get back in track. I would love to be in contact with Hispanic Professionals that live in Austin so we can help each other in different ways. Hope to hear from you soon. Paty

At 9:07am on March 3, 2009, Claudia said…: Gratos Saludos Ray y me da mucho gusto saber que eres de la tierra del sol El Paso. I was raised in El Paso and since my move to Atlanta I can see the gap and need for advocacy for our Latinos.

At 1:24pm on February 23, 2009, Beverly A. Beggs said…: I agree that LULAC is an awesome organization. I wonder if there is an office here in Colorado Springs? If not, let's talk about getting one set up here. I think it would be an incredible opportunity to put into use my love for children, young adults, and families (especially single moms like me, or moms who need a cheerleader in heading in the right direction). I'm looking forward to becoming friends. B

At 3:58pm on February 18, 2009, Lina Diaz said…: Hi Rey,

I hope to be able to network with you as well.

Gracias!
Lina

At 4:09pm on February 17, 2009, Veronica Aldred said…: Hi Rey, I am glad to join this group. I read about your background. You are an excellent professional and an active leader in the Latino community. That is fantastic.

At 3:01pm on February 10, 2009, Maribel Frazier said…: Hello Rey , I hope you are doing well, I am very glad to participate and share with Latino professionals , I see you great background....congratulations!

At 11:12am on February 8, 2009, Maggy Martinez said…: Very interesting. I just graduated with a master degree in education for teaching a seconf language what area of North Carolina or county needs teachers? Do you know? I need a job.

At 9:48am on January 15, 2009, Lauren Kraus said…: Absolutely! As a recruitment manager for the NYCDOE public schools I want to get the word out to our highly qualified teachers that we have 1,500 public schools and 1.1 million children and that all interested prospective candidates can go to our www.teachnyc.net website and our www.facebook.com/iteachnyc site to learn more about it.

At 5:42pm on December 18, 2008, Alberto Flores said…: I could not agree with you more. The need for Latino leaders in education will be in demand. It is very important that we focused on these needs to better serve students and challanges.

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