In the English Language Arts, we can include literature from authors of various cultural backgrounds.

In the Social Science classes, teachers can encourage students to write from diverse perspectives, analyzing the culture and their diverse backgrounds.

In Mathematics, teachers can share about mathematical developments from cultures and use real-world problems that reflect diverse cultural contexts.

Teachers can include case studies like the study of the vigesimal number system of the ancient Mayans and how they used it to develop an advanced calendar system. (base 20). Students can explore how the Mayans predicted celestial events mathematically.

Teachers can engage with students' families to understand their cultural practices and educational expectations.

They can invite the community members to share knowledge or participate in culturally relevant activities.

Teachers can include places, foods, and traditions from different cultures in assignments and word problems.

Connecting math to work collaboratively and conveying information to students' identities and interests. They can work collectively to analyze data about favorite cultural foods, holidays then present the findings using graphs and statistics.

Teachers can engage with students by communicating, learn from them, using students' information correctly, and understanding students' cultural backgrounds and how they influence the learning styles.

Teachers and staff can address stereotypes, bias, and discrimination immediately and thoughtfully.

Teachers can provide a safe learning environment where students can discuss or hold regular sessions with the Circle of Friends, where students share their experiences and perspectives.

Teachers can support multicultural student groups or events by accommodating and providing a classroom setting where students are allowed to participate in groups and learn from each other.

Teachers can host evening events at their sites where families get together and bring their favorite dish to share with the rest.

Teachers can incorporate into the lesson plan ideas that promote families' cultural backgrounds and values, where students share/present their cultural traditions, like food, and their music.

Teachers, staff, and administration can encourage participation in classroom activities, cultural presentations, and host multicultural events and activities.

The school sites can connect with families with community services for academic support and health care by hosting weekly parent meetings and inviting organizations to bring resources, workshops, and guest speakers into the classroom.