Tag: education
BrandEd universities offer a new education experience
Higher education institutions are increasingly more focused on the prestige and branding of the university rather than the quality of education offered at the...
Chancellor Wilcox accepts UCR’s invitation to the Association of American Universities
On June 1, 2023, the University of California, Riverside’s Chancellor, Kim A. Wilcox announced that the school was invited to the Association of American...
K-12 students reserve the right to wear whatever clothing they find...
The expression of the self is a topic that causes controversy in different areas. Some disapprove of the ways that younger individuals choose to...
Political conflict and hostility limit education
A national study of public high school principals conducted by the Institute of Democracy, Education and Access at UCLA and by the Civic Engagement...
The GOP’s new tactic to suppress voting for the left by...
Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Republicans have already begun trying to find ways to suppress votes for the left. By once again using...
New federal rules limiting sugar in school lunches attempt to undo...
The first limits on added sugar in school meals were just announced by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack this past February. The goal is to...
LAUSD’s incorporation of four extra supplemental days show how out of...
In an effort to assist students who are struggling, or who are at risk of failing core curriculum classes, LAUSD middle and high schools...
UC, It’s time to adopt Transfer Admission Guarantees system-wide
In California’s latest budget proposal, Governor Gavin Newsom called for UCLA to join the University of California Transfer Admission Guarantee, TAG, program or risk...
Disciplinary transfers are a silent plague infecting K-12 schools
A recent Hechinger analysis of reports from California’s largest school district illuminates a problem as the number of students affected by disciplinary transfers or...
Media literacy must be taught starting in elementary school to combat...
The phrases “misinformation” and “fake news” may sound far-fetched as they are expressions often used by political parties to discredit the beliefs and campaigns...