It is no longer a requirement to submit SAT and ACT exams in order to be admitted to the University of California. Students applying for a place at the University of California will no longer be required to present their SAT and ACT exams, the university has announced. The decision was voted by the Board […]
According to a recent survey carried out by the Economic Policy Institute, teachers in Michigan and California spend an average of six hundred and fifty dollars (USD 650) on school supplies, for which there is no reimbursement. The study also concluded that the national average sum teachers invest in classroom supplies is about four hundred and […]
MouseBelt, a venture capital-backed blockchain accelerator firm, will sponsor blockchain programs of study at three California universities. This follows its successful curation of blockchain courses at Cambridge, Oxford, and Harvard. The three institutions are UC Santa Barabara, UC Los Angeles, and UC Davis. The firm is expected to propel blockchain educational expertise at these institutions. […]
When the schools reopen this year in Tracy, California, the teachers will go in equipped with a completely new approach to STEM education in their classrooms. As with most schools around the world, the ones in Tracy too had a system where “science, technology, engineering and maths” which make up STEM were taught separately. The […]
James Tilton, Freshman English teacher and creative writing teacher at Eastside High School, recently had an encounter with his student whose mother got deported. This encounter changed the fate of many people in Lancaster, California student population. A little intro to the lovely story of how California teacher opened up his house to the students […]
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