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I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish
Today we remember a man who was considered one of the best teachers in the United States. Jaime Alfonso Escalante was born in nineteen thirty in La Paz, Bolivia. Both his parents were teachers. He taught math and science in his home country for twelve years. In the nineteen sixties, Jaime Escalante and his wife Fabiola came to the United States. During the next several years, he learned to speak English and repeated his college education and teacher training. In nineteen seventy-four, Mr. Escalante was hired at Garfield High School to teach mathematics. The school was in a poor area of Los Angeles, California. Many of the students had serious problems with illegal drugs, gangs and violence. The school was in danger of losing its official approval to operate.Mr. Escalante's students were mostly Mexican-Americans from a Spanish-speaking area of the city. Many were the worst students at the school and thought to be "unteachable." But Mr. Escalante pushed the group to work hard. He told them basic math was too easy and that they had the ability to do harder work. He told his students that he believed in them, but they must have the desire to be successful.Jaime Escalante started an advanced math program with a small group of students. Advanced Placement is a program of college-level classes and tests. In nineteen eighty-two, eighteen of his students took the Advanced Placement test in calculus. They all passed. Officials at the testing company suspected the students of cheating. Mr. Escalante protested. He said the students were being rejected because they were Hispanic and from a poor school. He urged his students to take the test again. Twelve of the students repeated the test. And again, all of them passed. Five earned top scores. Mr. Escalante's students went on to become engineers, scientists and university professors. The advanced math program at Garfield became extremely successful over the next several years.Jaime Escalante received many teaching awards including the Presidential Medal of Excellence in Education. A movie about his success, "Stand and Deliver," was released in nineteen eighty-eight. It influenced other teachers to use his methods. Jaime Escalante retired from teaching in nineteen ninety-eight and later moved back to Bolivia with his wife. He died earlier this year. He was seventy-nine years old. For VOA Special English I'm Alex Villarreal.
(Adapted from a radio program broadcast 30Dec2011)
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Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Jaime Escalante y Cesar Chávez fueron catalogados en vida como los latinos más influyentes por sus labores y liderazgo en el trabajo y en la nación. Chávez como el único latino al que se le celebra un feriado en el país y Escalante con una película inspirada en su historia de vida como docente. Suscríbete para las ultimas noticias de tu pais: https://www.youtube.com/user/canalNTN24?sub_confirmation=1
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Jaime Escalante
Jaime Alfonso Escalante Gutierrez (December 31, 1930 – March 30, 2010) was a Bolivian educator known for teaching students calculus from 1974 to 1991 at Garfield High School, East Los Angeles, California. Escalante was the subject of the 1988 film Stand and Deliver, in which he is portrayed by Edward James Olmos.
In 1993, the asteroid 5095 Escalante was named after him.
Career
Escalante was born to two teachers of Aymara ancestry on December 31, 1930 in La Paz, Bolivia. He was proud of his Aymara heritage and as an adult would proudly proclaim "The Aymara knew math before the Greeks and Egyptians". He taught mathematics and physics for 12 years in his mother country before immigrating to the USA. After immigrating, "he had to work many odd jobs, teach himself English and earn another college degree before he could return to the classroom." In 1974, he began teaching at Garfield High School. Escalante eventually changed his mind about returning to work when he found 12 students willing to take an algebra class.
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I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish Today we remember a man who was considered one of the best teachers in the United States. Jaime Alfonso Escalante was born in nineteen thirty in La Paz, Bolivia. Both his parents were teachers. He taught math and science in his home country for twelve years. In the nineteen sixties, Jaime Escalante and his wife Fabiola came to the United States. During the next several years, he learned to speak English and repeated his college education and teacher training. In nineteen seventy-four, Mr. Escalante was hired at Garfield High School to teach mathematics. The school was in a poor area of Los Angeles, California. Many of the students had serious problems with illegal drugs, gangs and violence. The school was in danger of losing its official approval to operate.Mr. Escalante's students were mostly Mexican-Americans from a Spanish-speaking area of the city. Many were the worst students at the school and thought to be "unteachable." But Mr. Escalante pushed the group to work hard. He told them basic math was too easy and that they had the ability to do harder work. He told his students that he believed in them, but they must have the desire to be successful.Jaime Escalante started an advanced math program with a small group of students. Advanced Placement is a program of college-level classes and tests. In nineteen eighty-two, eighteen of his students took the Advanced Placement test in calculus. They all passed. Officials at the testing company suspected the students of cheating. Mr. Escalante protested. He said the students were being rejected because they were Hispanic and from a poor school. He urged his students to take the test again. Twelve of the students repeated the test. And again, all of them passed. Five earned top scores. Mr. Escalante's students went on to become engineers, scientists and university professors. The advanced math program at Garfield became extremely successful over the next several years.Jaime Escalante received many teaching awards including the Presidential Medal of Excellence in Education. A movie about his success, "Stand and Deliver," was released in nineteen eighty-eight. It influenced other teachers to use his methods. Jaime Escalante retired from teaching in nineteen ninety-eight and later moved back to Bolivia with his wife. He died earlier this year. He was seventy-nine years old. For VOA Special English I'm Alex Villarreal. (Adapted from a radio program broadcast 30Dec2011) -
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2:32NBC News: Jaime Escalante
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5:04Conozca la historia de líder campesino y profesor boliviano, latinos influyentes en Estados Unidos
Conozca la historia de líder campesino y profesor boliviano, latinos influyentes en Estados UnidosConozca la historia de líder campesino y profesor boliviano, latinos influyentes en Estados Unidos
Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos. Jaime Escalante y Cesar Chávez fueron catalogados en vida como los latinos más influyentes por sus labores y liderazgo en el trabajo y en la nación. Chávez como el único latino al que se le celebra un feriado en el país y Escalante con una película inspirada en su historia de vida como docente. Suscríbete para las ultimas noticias de tu pais: https://www.youtube.com/user/canalNTN24?sub_confirmation=1 -
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Jaime Escalante
'Jaime Escalante' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Stand and Deliver (1988)
Actors: Solomon J. LeFlore (miscellaneous crew), Rif Hutton (actor), Andy Garcia (actor), Edward James Olmos (actor), Lou Diamond Phillips (actor), Burton Sharp (miscellaneous crew), Michael Yama (actor), Craig Safan (composer), Carmen Argenziano (actor), Estelle Harris (actress), Irene Olga López (actress), Sydney Gilner (miscellaneous crew), Mark Phelan (actor), Lindsay Law (producer), Frank Aragon (actor),
Plot: Jaime Escalante is a mathematics teacher in a school in a Hispanic neighbourhood. Convinced that his students have potential, he adopts unconventional teaching methods help gang members and no-hopers pass the rigorous Advanced Placement exam in calculus.
Keywords: 1980s, authority, barrio, based-on-true-story, calculus, cheating, chicano, combover, coming-of-age, dedicated-teacherGenres: Drama,
Taglines: At a tough school, someone had to take a stand...and someone did. Together, one teacher and one class proved to America they could...Stand and Deliver. In 1982, a new troublemaker hit Garfield High. He was tough. He was wild. He was willing to fight. He was the new math teacher. A true story about a modern miracle.
Quotes:
[Jaime is using girlfriends as the variables in an algebraic equation]::Raquel: Can you have negative girlfriends?::Jaime Escalante: No, only negative boyfriends. Forgive us, for we know not what we do.Angel: Hey, Kemo, you should be proud of me, man! I'm the first dude here. What's calcoolus?
Angel: Yeah, I have the same answer as gordita.::Lupe: Don't call me gordita, pendejo.
Jaime Escalante: Do you want me to do it for you?::Pancho: Yes.::Jaime Escalante: You're supposed to say no.
Jaime Escalante: My kids could teach you a thing or two, Johnny.
Jaime A. Escalante: You're like a blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn't there!
Jaime Escalante: You only see the turn, you don't see the road ahead.
Jaime Escalante: If we discuss sex, I have to give sex for homework.
Jaime Escalante: [to his students]... There will be no free rides, no excuses. You already have two strikes against you: your name and your complexion. Because of those two strikes, there are some people in this world who will assume that you know less than you do. *Math* is the great equalizer... When you go for a job, the person giving you that job will not want to hear your problems; ergo, neither do I. You're going to work harder here than you've ever worked anywhere else. And the only thing I ask from you is *ganas.* *Desire.* [Passing one boy, he ruffles up the student's hair] And maybe a haircut. [Everyone laughs] If you don't have the *ganas,* I will give it to you because I'm an expert.
Jaime Escalante: ...Did you know that neither the Greeks nor the Romans were capable of using the concept of zero? It was your ancestors, the Mayans, who first contemplated the zero. The absence of value. True story. You *burros* have math in your blood... A negative times a negative equals a positive. Why? [the whole class looks at him blankly; he sighs deeply and shakes his head] We're gonna need a lot of Kleenexes - there's gonna be a lot of bloodshed.
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Remembering Math Teacher Jaime Escalante
I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish Today we remember a man who was considered one of the best teachers in the United States. Jaime Alfonso Escalante was born in nineteen thirty in La Paz, Bolivia. Both his parents were teachers. He taught math and science in his home country for twelve years. In the nineteen sixties, Jaime Escalante and his wife Fabiola came to the United States. During the next several years, he learned to speak English and repeated his college education and teacher training. In nineteen seventy-four, Mr. Escalante was hired at Garfield High School to teach mathematics. The school was in a poor area of Los Angeles, California. Many of the students had serio... -
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Conozca la historia de líder campesino y profesor boliviano, latinos influyentes en Estados Unidos
Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos. Jaime Escalante y Cesar Chávez fueron catalogados en vida como los latinos más influyentes por sus labores y liderazgo en el trabajo y en la nación. Chávez como el único latino al que se le celebra un feriado en el país y Escalante con una película inspirada en su historia de vida como docente. Suscríbete para las ultimas noticias de tu pais: https://www.youtube.com/user/canalNTN24?sub_confirmation=1 -
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Making a Difference: Jaime Escalante
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Jaime Escalante On Being A Teacher
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Watch a video interview in which Jaime Escalante talks about what it takes to succeed at one of the most important jobs.
Watch a video interview in which Jaime Escalante talks about what it takes to succeed at one of the most important jobs.
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Watch a video interview in which Jaime Escalante talks about what it takes to succeed at one of the most important jobs.
- published: 04 Nov 2008
- views: 127279
Jaime Escalante Forever
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- Updated: 30 Sep 2010
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Remembering Math Teacher Jaime Escalante
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- Updated: 03 Feb 2011
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I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish
Today we remem...
I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish
Today we remember a man who was considered one of the best teachers in the United States. Jaime Alfonso Escalante was born in nineteen thirty in La Paz, Bolivia. Both his parents were teachers. He taught math and science in his home country for twelve years. In the nineteen sixties, Jaime Escalante and his wife Fabiola came to the United States. During the next several years, he learned to speak English and repeated his college education and teacher training. In nineteen seventy-four, Mr. Escalante was hired at Garfield High School to teach mathematics. The school was in a poor area of Los Angeles, California. Many of the students had serious problems with illegal drugs, gangs and violence. The school was in danger of losing its official approval to operate.Mr. Escalante's students were mostly Mexican-Americans from a Spanish-speaking area of the city. Many were the worst students at the school and thought to be "unteachable." But Mr. Escalante pushed the group to work hard. He told them basic math was too easy and that they had the ability to do harder work. He told his students that he believed in them, but they must have the desire to be successful.Jaime Escalante started an advanced math program with a small group of students. Advanced Placement is a program of college-level classes and tests. In nineteen eighty-two, eighteen of his students took the Advanced Placement test in calculus. They all passed. Officials at the testing company suspected the students of cheating. Mr. Escalante protested. He said the students were being rejected because they were Hispanic and from a poor school. He urged his students to take the test again. Twelve of the students repeated the test. And again, all of them passed. Five earned top scores. Mr. Escalante's students went on to become engineers, scientists and university professors. The advanced math program at Garfield became extremely successful over the next several years.Jaime Escalante received many teaching awards including the Presidential Medal of Excellence in Education. A movie about his success, "Stand and Deliver," was released in nineteen eighty-eight. It influenced other teachers to use his methods. Jaime Escalante retired from teaching in nineteen ninety-eight and later moved back to Bolivia with his wife. He died earlier this year. He was seventy-nine years old. For VOA Special English I'm Alex Villarreal.
(Adapted from a radio program broadcast 30Dec2011)
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I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Education Report, from http://voaspecialenglish.com | http://facebook.com/voalearningenglish
Today we remember a man who was considered one of the best teachers in the United States. Jaime Alfonso Escalante was born in nineteen thirty in La Paz, Bolivia. Both his parents were teachers. He taught math and science in his home country for twelve years. In the nineteen sixties, Jaime Escalante and his wife Fabiola came to the United States. During the next several years, he learned to speak English and repeated his college education and teacher training. In nineteen seventy-four, Mr. Escalante was hired at Garfield High School to teach mathematics. The school was in a poor area of Los Angeles, California. Many of the students had serious problems with illegal drugs, gangs and violence. The school was in danger of losing its official approval to operate.Mr. Escalante's students were mostly Mexican-Americans from a Spanish-speaking area of the city. Many were the worst students at the school and thought to be "unteachable." But Mr. Escalante pushed the group to work hard. He told them basic math was too easy and that they had the ability to do harder work. He told his students that he believed in them, but they must have the desire to be successful.Jaime Escalante started an advanced math program with a small group of students. Advanced Placement is a program of college-level classes and tests. In nineteen eighty-two, eighteen of his students took the Advanced Placement test in calculus. They all passed. Officials at the testing company suspected the students of cheating. Mr. Escalante protested. He said the students were being rejected because they were Hispanic and from a poor school. He urged his students to take the test again. Twelve of the students repeated the test. And again, all of them passed. Five earned top scores. Mr. Escalante's students went on to become engineers, scientists and university professors. The advanced math program at Garfield became extremely successful over the next several years.Jaime Escalante received many teaching awards including the Presidential Medal of Excellence in Education. A movie about his success, "Stand and Deliver," was released in nineteen eighty-eight. It influenced other teachers to use his methods. Jaime Escalante retired from teaching in nineteen ninety-eight and later moved back to Bolivia with his wife. He died earlier this year. He was seventy-nine years old. For VOA Special English I'm Alex Villarreal.
(Adapted from a radio program broadcast 30Dec2011)
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FUTURES with Jaime Escalante
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FUTURES with Jaime Escalante
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Jaime Escalante. En el Día del Maestro boliviano lo recordamos con estas imágenes del archivo de ATB
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NBC News: Jaime Escalante
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Conozca la historia de líder campesino y profesor boliviano, latinos influyentes en Estados Unidos
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Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Go...
Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Jaime Escalante y Cesar Chávez fueron catalogados en vida como los latinos más influyentes por sus labores y liderazgo en el trabajo y en la nación. Chávez como el único latino al que se le celebra un feriado en el país y Escalante con una película inspirada en su historia de vida como docente. Suscríbete para las ultimas noticias de tu pais: https://www.youtube.com/user/canalNTN24?sub_confirmation=1
wn.com/Conozca La Historia De Líder Campesino Y Profesor Boliviano, Latinos Influyentes En Estados Unidos
Visite www.ntn24.com - En el marco del mes de la hispanidad, líder campesino mexicano y profesor boliviano son los protagonistas en homenaje realizado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Jaime Escalante y Cesar Chávez fueron catalogados en vida como los latinos más influyentes por sus labores y liderazgo en el trabajo y en la nación. Chávez como el único latino al que se le celebra un feriado en el país y Escalante con una película inspirada en su historia de vida como docente. Suscríbete para las ultimas noticias de tu pais: https://www.youtube.com/user/canalNTN24?sub_confirmation=1
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Funeral March for Jaime Escalante
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- Updated: 19 Apr 2010
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I had the honor of being pallbearer for Mr. Escalantes final journey.
I had the honor of being pallbearer for Mr. Escalantes final journey.
wn.com/Funeral March For Jaime Escalante
I had the honor of being pallbearer for Mr. Escalantes final journey.
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Jaime Escalante
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Seeds the Teacher Sowed
An interview with Angelo Villavicencio, colleague of Jaime Escalante in the AP Calculus program at Garfield High School in East L.A. in the late 1980s. In this interview, Villavicencio focuses on his experiences teaching mathematics to poor Hispanic public school students, and on his philosophy of education. To view TheBestSchools.org interview with Angelo Villavicencio visit this link: http://www.thebestschools.org/features/angelo-villavicencio-interview/ -
Mudsill Theory, Jaime Escalante, and the Lancaster Amish - John Taylor Gatto
Get John's free newsletter at: https://www.JohnTaylorGatto.com . John is "The World's Most Courageous Teacher." RON PAUL wrote the Foreword to his NEW Book. 2015 Release! Mudsill Theory states that if you are from the lower class you are destined to stay there. Naturally, each human is a genius with great gifts and mudsill theory is an old model of human understanding. "The Underground History of American Education". He is the former State Teacher of the Year (New York, 1991) Get free article, "Advice from Harvard: 10 Skills for Success in the Global Economy" WATCH his most epic interview ever! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQiW_l848t8 Thanks www.TragedyAndHope.com Meet John at https://www.JohnTaylorGatto.com Like John at: https://www.Facebook.com/UndergroundHistoryBook... -
jaime escalante dies of cancer (Stand and Deliver powerful movie.).
Join my fanclub at Blayze! - http://blayze.com/artists/discosean21 The math teacher at a tough East Los Angeles high school who inspired the movie "Stand and Deliver," has died. He was 79.A family friend says Jaime Escalante died Tuesday in Reno, Nev., where he was undergoing treatment for bladder cancer. An immigrant from Bolivia, he transformed Garfield High School by motivating struggling students to tackle and excel at advanced math and science. The school had more Advanced Placement calculus students than all but three other public high schools in the country. Edward James Olmos played Escalante in the film based on his story. Olmos says Escalante proved that inner city students can perform at the highest levels, and left an important legacy for American education. Crime | Government... -
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An interview with Angelo Villavicencio, colleague of Jaime Escalante in the AP Calculus program at Garfield High School in East L.A. in the late 1980s. In this ...
An interview with Angelo Villavicencio, colleague of Jaime Escalante in the AP Calculus program at Garfield High School in East L.A. in the late 1980s. In this interview, Villavicencio focuses on his experiences teaching mathematics to poor Hispanic public school students, and on his philosophy of education.
To view TheBestSchools.org interview with Angelo Villavicencio visit this link: http://www.thebestschools.org/features/angelo-villavicencio-interview/
wn.com/Seeds The Teacher Sowed
An interview with Angelo Villavicencio, colleague of Jaime Escalante in the AP Calculus program at Garfield High School in East L.A. in the late 1980s. In this interview, Villavicencio focuses on his experiences teaching mathematics to poor Hispanic public school students, and on his philosophy of education.
To view TheBestSchools.org interview with Angelo Villavicencio visit this link: http://www.thebestschools.org/features/angelo-villavicencio-interview/
- published: 16 Sep 2014
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Mudsill Theory, Jaime Escalante, and the Lancaster Amish - John Taylor Gatto
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Get John's free newsletter at: https://www.JohnTaylorGatto.com .
John is "The World's Most Courageous Teacher."
RON PAUL wrote the Foreword to his NEW Book...
Get John's free newsletter at: https://www.JohnTaylorGatto.com .
John is "The World's Most Courageous Teacher."
RON PAUL wrote the Foreword to his NEW Book. 2015 Release!
Mudsill Theory states that if you are from the lower class you are destined to stay there. Naturally, each human is a genius with great gifts and mudsill theory is an old model of human understanding.
"The Underground History of American Education".
He is the former State Teacher of the Year (New York, 1991)
Get free article, "Advice from Harvard: 10 Skills for Success in the Global Economy"
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The math teacher at a tough East Los Angeles high school who inspired the movie "Stand and Deliver," has died. He was 79.A family friend says Jaime Escalante died Tuesday in Reno, Nev., where he was undergoing treatment for bladder cancer.
An immigrant from Bolivia, he transformed Garfield High School by motivating struggling students to tackle and excel at advanced math and science. The school had more Advanced Placement calculus students than all but three other public high schools in the country.
Edward James Olmos played Escalante in the film based on his story.
Olmos says Escalante proved that inner city students can perform at the highest levels, and left an important legacy for American education.
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March 30, 2010 | 5:07 pm
Legendary Garfield High School math teacher Jaime Escalante, who was immortalized in the film "Stand and Deliver," died Tuesday afternoon after battling cancer.
Escalante died at 2:27 p.m. at the home of his son, Jaime Jr., in Roseville, Calif., said actor Edward James Olmos, who portrayed Escalante in the film.
"He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren," said Olmos, who drove Escalante from a Reno hospital Monday night to Roseville.
Olmos said he was notified by the family several minutes after Escalante died.
Escalante, 79, helped turn the math program at the East Los Angeles high school into one of the top programs in the nation.
A full obituary will be published shortly.Jaime didnt just teach math. Like all great teachers, he changed lives, said Edward James Olmos in a special appeal for Escalante. He says Escalante had love and dedication for all of his inner-city students and thought that each of his students was gifted. Olmos, who played the role of Escalante (Kimo) in the film, says that under the teaching of Escalante, Gang members became aerospace engineers. Kids who had spent their youth convinced their lives didnt matter discovered they were leaders.
Cast members as well as Olmos have put together a fundraiser to help Escalante and his family with further treatments. Vanessa Marquez, a cast member of Stand and Deliver said in an interview that $5,000 has been raised, but $25,000 is still needed.
[Lets] make his final days as comfortable as possible—and maybe even give him a chance to beat the cancer, said Olmos.
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The math teacher at a tough East Los Angeles high school who inspired the movie "Stand and Deliver," has died. He was 79.A family friend says Jaime Escalante died Tuesday in Reno, Nev., where he was undergoing treatment for bladder cancer.
An immigrant from Bolivia, he transformed Garfield High School by motivating struggling students to tackle and excel at advanced math and science. The school had more Advanced Placement calculus students than all but three other public high schools in the country.
Edward James Olmos played Escalante in the film based on his story.
Olmos says Escalante proved that inner city students can perform at the highest levels, and left an important legacy for American education.
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Legendary East L.A. math teacher Jaime Escalante dies at 79
March 30, 2010 | 5:07 pm
Legendary Garfield High School math teacher Jaime Escalante, who was immortalized in the film "Stand and Deliver," died Tuesday afternoon after battling cancer.
Escalante died at 2:27 p.m. at the home of his son, Jaime Jr., in Roseville, Calif., said actor Edward James Olmos, who portrayed Escalante in the film.
"He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren," said Olmos, who drove Escalante from a Reno hospital Monday night to Roseville.
Olmos said he was notified by the family several minutes after Escalante died.
Escalante, 79, helped turn the math program at the East Los Angeles high school into one of the top programs in the nation.
A full obituary will be published shortly.Jaime didnt just teach math. Like all great teachers, he changed lives, said Edward James Olmos in a special appeal for Escalante. He says Escalante had love and dedication for all of his inner-city students and thought that each of his students was gifted. Olmos, who played the role of Escalante (Kimo) in the film, says that under the teaching of Escalante, Gang members became aerospace engineers. Kids who had spent their youth convinced their lives didnt matter discovered they were leaders.
Cast members as well as Olmos have put together a fundraiser to help Escalante and his family with further treatments. Vanessa Marquez, a cast member of Stand and Deliver said in an interview that $5,000 has been raised, but $25,000 is still needed.
[Lets] make his final days as comfortable as possible—and maybe even give him a chance to beat the cancer, said Olmos.
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Funeral for Jaime Escalante
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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger speaking at Jaime Escalantes funeral.
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Jaime Escalante On Being A Teacher
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Russian warplanes targeted US, British outpost in Syria: report
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WASHINGTON. Russian warplanes bombed a remote outpost in Syria used by elite US and British forces last month as well as another site linked to the CIA, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday ... US officials and rebel commanders told the Journal that the outpost was hit with cluster munitions....
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Police: 'Several dead and wounded' in Munich mall shooting
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BERLIN (AP) -- A manhunt was underway Friday for a shooter or shooters who opened fire at a shopping mall in Munich, killing and wounding several people, a Munich police spokeswoman said. Munich police spokeswoman Claudia Kuenzel told The Associated Press there had been "several dead and wounded" in the shooting at Olympia Einkaufszentrum mall. She could not provide exact numbers ... local time ... Learn more about our and . ....
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At least nine dead after Munich ‘shooting rampage’
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Munich was in lockdown on Friday night after up to three gunmen opened fire at a shopping centre in the Bavarian capital, leaving at least nine dead and many more injured in what Bavaria has classified an “acute terrorist attack”. Police are investigating if the ninth person to die was one of the attackers ... Multiple shootings reported at Munich shopping centre. Lone gunman, say initial reports, police at scene. Developing... Hiding ... ....
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At RNC, Did Sen. Cruz Lose or Did He Trump Donald Trump?
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingAfter finishing second in a heated and tumultuous primary race filled with slander and false accusations, Texas’ Sen. Ted Cruz, a fiery Evangelical and Constitutionalist known for leading filibusters in the Senate, came to the Republican National Convention (RNC) to bury the hatchet once and for all ... CruzCruz took the stage to cheers and a standing ovation ... Ted Cruz ... Mike Pence....
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SDCC ’16: Crushing the Mainstream: Love & Rockets’ Past, Present and Future
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By Donald Powell The Love & Rockets panel on Thursday at SDCC gave a bird’s eye view of the history of underground comics over the past 30 years. In addition to Love & Rockets co-creators Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, the panel was moderated by Gary Groth, Fantagraphics’ head honcho and Comics Journal gadfly. The Hernandez […] ... ....
City Manager's Update (City of Capitola, CA)
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Chief Escalante Announces Retirement. As widely reported, Chief Rudy Escalante will be retiring this fall after 32 years of service to the residents of the Cities of Capitola, Santa Cruz and Watsonville. Chief Escalante has served as Capitola's Police Chief since 2012 ... Chief Escalante oversaw development of a new property and evidence facility, improving overall security and increasing storage capabilities of critical evidence....
SDCC’16: Injustice 2 introduces new characters and a returning Tom Taylor
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Announced today during the Injustice 2 panel at SDCC; two new characters would be joining the game’s roster. First the returning Wonder Woman was announced to the delight of fans. Joining the game for the first time is the Jaime Reyes version of Blue Beetle {Note. it was not officially confirmed Jaime would be the […] ... ....
Former DC Water Supervisor Sentenced in Conflict of Interest Case (District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General)
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(Source. District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General). Contact. Jaime M. Yarussi, jaime.yarussi@dc.gov. Washington, DC - On June 27, 2016, Mr. Londra Watson, former Permit Office. Supervisor, DC Water, was sentenced in US District Court to 12 months of. supervised probation and ordered to pay a special assessment in the amount. of $100 after pleading guilty to one count of felony criminal conflict of interest. in March 2016 ... Mr ... (noodl....
Former Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Employee Sentenced for Receiving Bribes (District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General)
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(Source. District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General). Contact. Jaime M. Yarussi, jaime.yarussi@dc.gov. WASHINGTON, DC - On July 13, 2016, Lucretia B. Barksdale, former Contact. Representative Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA), was. sentenced by the Honorable Amit Mehta, United States District Court for the. District of Columbia, to 3 years of probation, to include 180 days of home ... In addition, the court ordered....
Match Preview: LA Galaxy II continue road stretch to face San Antonio FC on Saturday (Los Angeles Galaxy)
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(Source. Los Angeles Galaxy). LA Galaxy II vs. San Antonio FC. Toyota Park. July 23, 2016. 2016 USL Regular Season. 5.30 p.m. PT. www.lagalaxy.com/2 ... Kickoff is set for 5.30 p.m ... Jose Villarreal and Jaime Villarreal co-lead the team in assists ... LAST MATCH ... Jaime Villarreal is the only player on Los Dos to have featured in each match of the 2016 season (18) ... The Villarreal brothers (Jaime and Jose) co-lead the team with three assists each ... (noodl....
Woman who stole $330K from employer for gambling habit gets 5 years in prison
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Jaime Devine stole the money from a company that operates two senior citizen housing complexes. BRIDGEWATER -- A Pennsylvania woman who stole more than $330,000 from her Bridgewater employer to feed a gambling habit was sentenced Friday to five years in prison. Younja Devine (Somerset County Prosecutor's Office) ... ....
F-100 frigate ‘Cristóbal Colón’ tests missile launching system (Armada Española)
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(Source. Armada Española). The acting Minister of Defense attended the trials conducted in the US east coast ... These state-of-the-art missiles are capable of engaging and destroying modern and complex targets ... The launching exercises were attended by the acting Minister of Defense Pedro Morenés and the Spanish Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Jaime Muñoz Delgado ... (noodl. 34648885) ....
Gang Member to Federal Prison for Making False Statements at the Jamal Dean Sentencing (ATF - Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives)
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(Source. ATF - Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives). A member of the same gang as Jamal Dean, who made false statements while testifying as a witness at Dean's sentencing, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison yesterday ... The evidence at trial revealed the following facts. Ramos and Dean were in the same gang and Jaime Espinoza was in another gang ... Strand. Ramos was sentenced to 24 months' imprisonment ... ### ... (noodl....
Santa visits The Arc during Camp Sun N' Fun Christmas in July event
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Campers participated in Christmas-themed activities and even enjoyed milk and cookies. MONROE TWP -- Holiday cookies, ornaments and a Santa visit were just some of the highlights at The Arc Gloucester's annual Camp Sun N' Fun Christmas in July celebration on Friday ... "This event is a collaborative effort." ... "They get to be kids." ... "A lot of hard work went into this," said camp recreational director Jaime Jezek ... ....
Gang Member to Federal Prison for Making False Statements at the Jamal Dean Sentencing (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Kansas City Field Division)
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(Source. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Kansas City Field Division). A member of the same gang as Jamal Dean, who made false statements while testifying as a witness at Dean's sentencing, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison yesterday ... The evidence at trial revealed the following facts. Ramos and Dean were in the same gang and Jaime Espinoza was in another gang ... Strand ... The case file number is 15-4058....
Mexico Under-20 National Team announces traveling roster for 2016 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game (Los Angeles Galaxy)
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(Source. Los Angeles Galaxy) ... PT at Avaya Stadium ... Highlighting the Mexico U-20 roster are Chivas midfielder Luis Márquez, who featured for Mexico in the 2015 FIFA Under-20 World Cup, Morelia forward Ulises Jaimes, a Mexico Under-23 Toulon Tournament participant, and Pachuca goalkeeper Abraham Romero, who started for Mexico in the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Chile last year ... *Including additional players born in 1995 ... Ulises Jaimes Huerta....
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