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By Li Feng, Michael Hansen, David Devraj KumarThe nation’s economic growth, international competitiveness, and national security in the 21st century … Continue reading The Robert Noyce Scholarship and the STEM teacher pipeline via San Jose Community
Before the COVID-19 pandemic forced school districts to move to remote learning, Polly Ferguson said her fifth grade grandson could … Continue reading Lack of hybrid learning leaves some San Jose students behind via San Jose Community
K-12 students in California who refuse to wear masks inside school buildings will be barred from campuses and offered “alternative … Continue reading California K-12 students who refuse to wear masks will be barred from campuses, state says — Silicon Valley
Distance learning is dead. Long live distance learning — or something like it. Last week, a waiver allowing California schools … Continue reading Independent study: California’s new form of distance learning
The sexual abuse scandal that has rocked San Jose State athletics first came to the surface in 2009 with an … Continue reading ‘If they would have only listened’ via San Jose Community
When schools achieve environmental justice, the whole climate benefits. — Read on http://www.yesmagazine.org/environment/2021/04/26/climate-change-schools-decarbonize Continue reading To Decarbonize the Economy Equitably, Start With Schools
The University of California will no longer consider SAT or ACT scores in admission or scholarship decisions under a settlement reached Friday … Continue reading University of California must drop SAT, ACT scores for admissions, scholarships | Local News Matters
It is vital that we bring in more STEM educators of color like me to be a role model and … Continue reading We need greater diversity in STEM education | CalMatters
Lea este artículo en español . At age 30, Stephen Kodur is on his fourth stab at college in 12 … Continue reading Expanding Cal Grant would help a quarter million older students — and cost hundreds of millions more dollars
The California Department of Education says public school enrollment dropped by more than 160,000 this academic year. — Read on … Continue reading California Public Schools See ‘Sharp Decline’ in Enrollment