There has always been a stereotype about high school, whether it will be one of the best experiences in someone’s life or the worst. The only real fact is that everyone has the choice to decide how or what they can do to make the most out of high school either by...
Going into 2020, we all had our own ambitions and resolutions on how to make the most out of this upcoming year. At this point, as a freshman in high school, my intention was to finish this academic year off strong and strengthen the relationships around me. Early...
President Joe Biden’s administration has made its emphasis on education abundantly clear. With the First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden’s experience as a lifelong educator and community college advocate, along with Biden’s nomination of Dr. Miguel Cardona...
No one alive knows everything. Even the smartest person out there can still make mistakes, but there seems to be a low level of tolerance for being wrong in high school. High school students shouldn’t be afraid of being wrong; after all, we learn about several new...
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The American public school education system has always been segregated based on economic differences between students living in wealth and in poverty. In Jonathan Kozol’s book, "Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools," he highlights many problems that...
For plenty of educators, the question as to whether expressing their opinions in class is appropriate is a complicated subject to approach, especially in a political climate where opinions and beliefs can polarize the country. Classrooms are great places to have...
High school students are notorious for struggling to think analytically. Teachers try to address this pervasive dilemma in their humanities classes especially; students are frequently assigned research papers and are told to find some reputable sources, work those...
From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., calculus teacher Arthuro Nunez doesn’t take a break. He walks into Inglewood High School an hour before school starts to lead a classroom of 10 academic decathlon students preparing for their upcoming competition. Then Nunez, who is also the...
Negotiations to call off a massive teachers’ strike in Los Angeles fell short on Monday, and a new meeting was assigned for Jan. 9 between the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and the United Teachers of Los Angeles (UTLA), a day before the planned strike....
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