Marcela Rodrigues
@marcelanotes.bsky.social
Education reporter @bostonglobe.com
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I want to give (new!) Boston Globe education reporter @marcelanotes.bsky.social a shout-out for her being behind so many of the "I'm glad they wrote about this, and hey, they talked to the right people!" articles recently.
Today's: www.bostonglobe.com/2025/09/02/m...
#MAEdu
Today's: www.bostonglobe.com/2025/09/02/m...
#MAEdu
What if ICE takes me? Fears prompt immigrant parents to have difficult conversations with kids. - The Boston Globe
As ICE ramps up deportation operations across the country, immigrant families are having frank discussions about their immigration status.
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September 3, 2025 at 10:25 AM
I want to give (new!) Boston Globe education reporter @marcelanotes.bsky.social a shout-out for her being behind so many of the "I'm glad they wrote about this, and hey, they talked to the right people!" articles recently.
Today's: www.bostonglobe.com/2025/09/02/m...
#MAEdu
Today's: www.bostonglobe.com/2025/09/02/m...
#MAEdu
Reposted by Marcela Rodrigues
Students across Massachusetts are encountering a changed landscape as they head back to school. For today’s @bostonglobe.com Starting Point, I asked @marcelanotes.bsky.social about how immigration enforcement, cell phone use, and more may be different this year www.bostonglobe.com/2025/08/26/n...
‘It’s a difficult and fearful time for parents and students to navigate.’ - The Boston Globe
As students return to school this week, a Globe education reporter discusses how immigration, vaccination, and more may look different this year.
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August 26, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Students across Massachusetts are encountering a changed landscape as they head back to school. For today’s @bostonglobe.com Starting Point, I asked @marcelanotes.bsky.social about how immigration enforcement, cell phone use, and more may be different this year www.bostonglobe.com/2025/08/26/n...
Marcelo Gomes da Silva, who was arrested on his way to volleyball practice, has quickly become the face of the Trump administration’s ICE operations in MA.
Since his release from detention, we spent a month documenting the teen’s life. Read more @bostonglobe.com:
www.bostonglobe.com/2025/07/14/m...
Since his release from detention, we spent a month documenting the teen’s life. Read more @bostonglobe.com:
www.bostonglobe.com/2025/07/14/m...
Thrust into spotlight after ICE detention, Milford teen navigates being face of immigration in Mass. - The Boston Globe
Few cases have galvanized more local support than Marcelo Gomes da Silva, who was detained by ICE officers on his way to volleyball practice at his high school.
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July 14, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Marcelo Gomes da Silva, who was arrested on his way to volleyball practice, has quickly become the face of the Trump administration’s ICE operations in MA.
Since his release from detention, we spent a month documenting the teen’s life. Read more @bostonglobe.com:
www.bostonglobe.com/2025/07/14/m...
Since his release from detention, we spent a month documenting the teen’s life. Read more @bostonglobe.com:
www.bostonglobe.com/2025/07/14/m...
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Astonishing story: Against the odds, nonverbal autistic Brookline teen gets accepted into MIT www.bostonglobe.com/2025/06/18/m... @marcelanotes.bsky.social @bostonglobe.com
Against the odds, nonverbal autistic Brookline teen gets accepted into MIT - The Boston Globe
The teen spent most of his schooling in classrooms where he was perceived to be intellectually disabled — a misdiagnosis that delayed his ability to access the support he needed.
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June 18, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Astonishing story: Against the odds, nonverbal autistic Brookline teen gets accepted into MIT www.bostonglobe.com/2025/06/18/m... @marcelanotes.bsky.social @bostonglobe.com
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Heartbreaking reporting by @marcelanotes.bsky.social on the aftermath of ICE detention.
Yes, Marcelo is home.
But now he lives with taunts on social media, police escorts when he leaves his home, and the trauma of a single, windowless cell with one pit toilet for him and 30 other desperate people.
Yes, Marcelo is home.
But now he lives with taunts on social media, police escorts when he leaves his home, and the trauma of a single, windowless cell with one pit toilet for him and 30 other desperate people.
Hopeful for the future, Milford teen navigates life after ICE detention - The Boston Globe
Life after detention is not what Marcelo Gomes da Silva expected. During his first days back in Milford, the teen barely left the house.
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June 11, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Heartbreaking reporting by @marcelanotes.bsky.social on the aftermath of ICE detention.
Yes, Marcelo is home.
But now he lives with taunts on social media, police escorts when he leaves his home, and the trauma of a single, windowless cell with one pit toilet for him and 30 other desperate people.
Yes, Marcelo is home.
But now he lives with taunts on social media, police escorts when he leaves his home, and the trauma of a single, windowless cell with one pit toilet for him and 30 other desperate people.
Reposted by Marcela Rodrigues
#MAEdu, add @marcelanotes.bsky.social to your lists, feeds, and follows!
Today is my first day @bostonglobe.com 🗞️
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
May 15, 2025 at 1:47 AM
#MAEdu, add @marcelanotes.bsky.social to your lists, feeds, and follows!
Today is my first day @bostonglobe.com 🗞️
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
May 6, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Today is my first day @bostonglobe.com 🗞️
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
I’m so excited to join The Great Divide, an investigative team focused on inequalities in the school system.
If you have any tips or Boston recommendations, please reach out at marcela.rodrigues@globe.com.
Yesterday was my last day @dallasnews.com.
It’s a bittersweet departure. Being a reporter in Texas taught me so much. I’m forever grateful for the amazing people I’ve met along the way.
More on what’s next very soon.
It’s a bittersweet departure. Being a reporter in Texas taught me so much. I’m forever grateful for the amazing people I’ve met along the way.
More on what’s next very soon.
April 25, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Yesterday was my last day @dallasnews.com.
It’s a bittersweet departure. Being a reporter in Texas taught me so much. I’m forever grateful for the amazing people I’ve met along the way.
More on what’s next very soon.
It’s a bittersweet departure. Being a reporter in Texas taught me so much. I’m forever grateful for the amazing people I’ve met along the way.
More on what’s next very soon.
Reposted by Marcela Rodrigues
It can be tricky to trust the news cycle these days. That’s why understanding how fact-based, credible journalism works has never been more important.
The Dallas Morning News and the Dallas Public Library are teaming up for a hands-on workshop that will show you how the news is made. Sign up:
The Dallas Morning News and the Dallas Public Library are teaming up for a hands-on workshop that will show you how the news is made. Sign up:
Inside the newsroom: Learn how The Dallas Morning News is made at this April event
The Dallas Public Library and The News are teaming up for this media literacy event.
www.dallasnews.com
March 19, 2025 at 12:00 AM
It can be tricky to trust the news cycle these days. That’s why understanding how fact-based, credible journalism works has never been more important.
The Dallas Morning News and the Dallas Public Library are teaming up for a hands-on workshop that will show you how the news is made. Sign up:
The Dallas Morning News and the Dallas Public Library are teaming up for a hands-on workshop that will show you how the news is made. Sign up:
Reposted by Marcela Rodrigues
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News.
SMU pauses diversity course requirement in response to Department of Education letter
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government.
www.dallasnews.com
March 18, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News.