“[Culture] is who you are.” English teacher Violeta Howard sat calmly at her desk, speaking with eloquence and enthusiasm about her Hispanic background and RM’s rich diversity. Now in her second year, Ms. Howard is already deeply involved in the school community. Howard co-sponsors Chicas Charlando, a student-led club that uplifts Spanish-speaking girls.“The Spanish speakers especially, but any girl, [can] come and have a special place where the…
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